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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19
The Late Accident ON the Pittsburgh.
Il. Wayne and Chicago X. R.-A Thrill
ing Scene. 3fr l'aIEH sfi nni'

From the Pittsburgh Chronicle
On Thursday morning last an accident
happened to passenger train on the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne anil Chicago Railroad
beyond Enon, by which several passengers
were injured. but fortunately none killed.
The widow Of the late Senator Linn, OF
Missouri. and daughter. Judge Dcla6eld.
of Memphis, and dozen others, who
were in the sleeping car, were thrown
down an embanknent thirty feet, the car
turning over several times, once over a
stake and rider fence. 1t took fire and
burned up. A passenger furnishes us
with the following account Of the accident:
After stating that the accident was oc-
casioned by a broken rail, and that the To-
comotivc and baggage cars passed over
safely he says: ''Thc passenger car first
meets the obstruction and is thrown off
the track. With its load of human life,
it is hurried over and over down steep
embankment on an adjacent fence. Its in
mates scramble out. the stoves set it on
fire, and abandoned to its fate. it is a bea-
conf light to what follows Its flame throw
over the ice and snow a-lnrid glare. That
car is consumed and the fence itself is in
flames: but; in Gods, Providence. not a
life was lost, and. save with few bruises
only, the passengers escaped uniniured.-
The sleeping ear. last on the train. was,
by a severe wrench. severed from the pas
Lscnger car and carried on with terrible We
locity. 1t struck the slccpers on which the
rail is laid; it wavered a moment or two,
and. suddenly leaning, over. its impulses
|c,lrriei it forward. onward and onward
and over the precipice Down the preci-
pice it turned; leap after leap it took; crash
after crash came broken glass, falling like
rain among its occupants, until, jumping
over the fence the car stopped with all its
inmates, sixty feet from the fence within a
ficldl Crash was only succeeded by terror
Help was cried but who was there to
help? Those who had escaped tho burn
ing car short distance in front bad gone
OH to the shelter Of the baggage car. still
on the track. with very few exceptions
picture to your minds eye that sleep
ing car-fallen on its side at that moment
all prostratel The lamps extinguishe'l.
the smoke Of the oyerthrown stoves filling
and sitting the car, adding to its gloom,
abstraction and danger. The cry of fire
was raised, and followed by the most ter
rible confusion, ~ in the midst,of whiela
jlady was hear,lto cry, sHelplmy m other
twill be ,bnrned!" Tie, car was now filed
with smoke. while around was SO dark that
nothing could DO distinguished. sFhe pas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

sLsAvESwoRTIr, Jan l2.--Thc Pixies Peak Ex-
press arriyedhcrc to-day bringing 1000 in gold.
Business was dull at Denver City, Several new
quartz discoveries had been made. The general
health was good. The Salt Lake mail. with dates
to the a3d ut, also arrived. but brings no news Of
interest. .h se.ft...r al a,lss,f IS ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. II. A. lBORTON.
PHYSICIAN e. SURGEON.

4 FTER some years in the practice his re-
N fcssion, offers his services to the citizens OF
Plymouth and vicinity. Office over Pcrshins's
Drug Store in Dr.. a o. Borton's Dental Ros ns,
corner Michigan and Gano streets. Residence
east side of Center street, south corner Pullic
Square. earn s.. K.st..f [dec 10, '6f--6]
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19
ReaIf Arrested.

cHAnrrsroS, s. c.. JAN l2-Thc Courier's spe-
ciaI correspondent in Jew Orleans. learns by advi
ces from Austin, Texas, that Re.ilf, Of the Join
Brown Provisional Government, lett that place on
tie 4th inst. for Washington, in charge of the Off
GERS OF fhe State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19
The National Democratic State Convcn-
ton.
hfrss 81 ST. LouIs, Jan. 10.

ton. f
hfrss ST.. Lours, Jan. 10.
The Illinois National Democratic State
Convention met at Springfield to day,
elected four delegates at large to the
Charleston Convention, and two from each
Congressional District. Resolutions were
passed, stating that the true doctrine of
the Democratic party is, that neither Con
gross nor Territorial Legislature has
power to exclude slavery from the territory
of the United States. but tile people there.
Of, when about to form State Govern
ment, have the right to permit or exclude
slavery as they choose. Declaring the
principles and practices of the Republican
party and their allies the advocates Of
Squatter Sovereignty. is to promote dis
cord, disunion, treason and murder, p as
practically illustrated in the Harper's Fer
ry affair. and expressing full confidence in
the National Administration, including its
policy upon the slavery question. ,a,s..
SrRINGFIEED, ILL.,, Jan. 10. na
The Delegates at Large to the Charles
ton Convention. appointed by the Nation
al Democracy. to-day are: John Reynolds,
Isaac Cook, o. q. Skinner and John
Doughcrty. 49,
Tho district delegates are: II. w. Dor.
sett, l.. f. Warner, b. f. Stroth,r, ". T..
Smell, j. w. Billingsby. n H. Purple. P.
NJ Janney. VIM. English. w. III. Carlin,
b. L. Burke, B. Herndon. YIN. Prather,
j. Il. Casnsings. T. NJ Hope. j. w
Huyhes, w. L. Doughtey, w. X. Parrish.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

Pittsburgh. i,t Wayne a Chi Ra;,rood

Perm aud Chicago Railroad.
Going EAsr.--Lcaves La Porte at 6 30 a. m.
arriving at Plymouth at . % a. M
GONG WEsr.-Leive Plymouth at G 81 p. M,
thriving at La Porte Q 90 p. IN. .-,i ,rrf1t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19
Notice.

NTHE2EAS, nv wife Nancy, having taken
w her portion in money and effects. of her
own accord, and LEFT for otIicr parts, without provo
cation from me, shall settle nothing more on her
account after this date, Janu,ry 18th, ls6).
[nlIt3l SYLVESTER s. NASH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

The Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
receivership has been modified DEGREES
we;s entered in r the u 81 District Court
this, smornisg anil VIM B. Qsleu was
sworn as receiver for the entire road from
Pittsburgh to Chicago. Mr.. Ogden comes
to Pittsburgh Tonight to assume control
Of the. road. Y .sasdsIIs 3D. 1aodII,s 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

PoRk PacErSo.--Thc following estimate of the
number OF hogs s!aughtcrelin the different packing
locations throughout Indiana, is made up from au
ts.euc sources for the present and past year. as far
as heard from: uHs q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

HARDWARE EsTABLrsIprEST. We take
pleasure in calling attention to the new adj
vertisements of Messrs. Buck d. Toan, in
this paper. Their establishment Is one of
sie most extensive in this quarter of the
State, and their prices arc as low as the
lowest.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

EpwAhps ,HocsE.--Thc fame, of this
fine Hotel, up1cr the superintendent Of
Capt. O. bailey. the polite and popular
propsietor continues to spread. 1t is one
of the Institutions of the place. Of which
every citizen feels justly proud. ,aT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

CoNGREss.-We have the same Old sto-
ry to repeat. -''no organization yet of the
House., O Il is sai& that il allthc Republi-
cans ,roul., unite on Gov. Pennington or
Cofwiif either OF them would get enough
votes TO elect him, but, that about one half
of them refuse 10 lrop Sherman. If this
be so those y lle,coniinue to adhere to Sher-
man are highly culpable. Sherman owes
it to tBecause to pcrcnlptorily decline.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19
SHERIFF,S SALE

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution issued bv the
I'D Clerk of the Marshall County Circuit Cont,
and to me directed, in favor of Alexander II
Newbould and against Edwin A. Wales, | will offer
mt Public Sale, as the law directs, at the Court
House door in the town of Plymouth, Marshall
County, Indiana, on =
Thursday. February .. 1860,
between the hours Of 10 clock, a. m and clock,
p. m, Of said day. the rents and Eroits for term
not exceeding seven years, OF the following de-
scribed real estate, svsuate in said county OF
Marshall and State OF Indiana, to-wit:s + -
Is The north half of the north west quarter of sec
ton thirteen, Q3) township thirty four ga north
of range tvol(2 east; also, the south half Of inc
northwest quarter, Of the same section, township
and range, and the east half Of the north cast
ter of section fourteen, 80 Same township and
range.
D Ifthe rents audi Profits for seven wears Of said
real estate will not sell for sum sufficient to salts
~ said execution interest, costs and accrung costs,
II will at the same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple Of saidre estate or adj the right, title
and interest OF the said Edwin A. Wales in and to
the same, or 20 much thereof as may be necessary
= . saff1y1 ins' 6SSiE'iaB6RNARD, -aNb6
s JapuaEy,l -, ls6O-llt3 n anigs.a Us y dir,
(sLAsss of all sizes, at W, a. Cos. I
u TIC - i1tI1@Fl 1l'3 = eI&rt tf3 = = 80
a IL q b. Ii - q - = 80
-YTyUBE Paints -An entire assorfmenf5at
Il .5sasa nss,s9 fseI w, a. 20 :.
e 4 RITsT Materials- generally At 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

Oxronp. o.. Jan. 14.--The Western Female
Seminary was burned to the ground this morning.
Tao teachers and pupils all escaped IS isiii ga
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

Hcr. John Bell for the Presidency.
Lor1<viLiE, Jan. 1.-THE Opposition members
Of the Tennessee Legislature harc nom mated John
Bell as the Union candidate for the Presidency Z,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

Horace Grecly lecturcd at Laportc last
evening in Huntsman Hall.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19


: ira - Ifts
: DEMOCRATIC STATE CoxvENTIox--Ths
body convened at indianapolis on the 1th
inst. 1t was numerously attended,. The
Democratic papers claim that it was the
largest Convention that ever assembled in
the State. The usual noise and confusion
attending such gatherings of that harmoni-
ons party was enacted on this occasiol.
We have not space to give the details of
the diSgraceful scenes witnessed. Robert
Lowry. Douglas Dem. } was elected Pres
idcnt. over Judge Perkins. Admin. DEM,
by a majority OF ID. Whole vote 364.--
After the organization was completed,
Hon. e. l.. Durham withdrew his name as
a candidate for Governor. During his re-
marks Col. Allen May asked the gentle
man some question to which he returned
an insulting answer. The Col. meeting
Durham on the street in the afternoon ask
ed him for an explanation. Durham re-
piled that lac had none to give. when his
hardship immediately struck him in the
face Durham returned the compliment
in kind, striking his fat antagonist three
blows in the face, emitting it to the bone
each time, when they were separated. Hal
they been permitted to fight it out. the
COL, We think, from our knowledge Of the
two men. would ultimately have come off
victor; as it was he got decidedly the worst
oft. Ex-Commissioner Thomas n. Hen
bricks was nominated by reclamation for
Governor; David Turpic received the nom
nation for Lieut.. Governor; VIM. II.
Scllatter. for Secretary Of State; Jos. Ris-
tine. for Secretary of State: n Ginning
ham for State Treasurer, and o. Z. Hoard,
for Attorney General q -
ELEcToRs-.Sfate at Large G.. L. Dun
ham and John G. Walker; District EIec-
tors-J. Al. Shanklin, RIP. Efinger, w.
f. shcrrod,s w. C. Kise. D. D.. Jones, W.
H. Smith. w. 4. Birkle, j. s. Hester.
Wm- NJ. Franklin, A., Steele and A. Il.
Condiit.ar Il II -sf;oI eds oslsl srt>
DELEGATES State at Largc,-Robert
Lowry, S. II. Duskirk, j. B. Foley, and
Z. NJ. Huntington District Delegates
j. Smith Gavit. Smith Miller, 4 j. b. Nor
man, S. X. Wolfe, H. W. Harrington,
Paris g. Dunning. Jev. Bermnsdafcr, c..
D. Bentley, ,Lafe Dsvlin. w. w. Fribar-I
ger, w. II; Talbot. j.. NJ. Grcgg, E.
Reed, H. K.uWilson. L. d. Stockton,
Isaac C. ,Ellston. Gilbert Hathaway. S. A, .
Hall. p Hoaglana, c.. w. Mcconnell,
VIM. Carver, J. II. Coffreth. ..s.-ns
The delegates We're instructed to use all
honorable means to secure the nomination
ofsStephen A. Douglas for the Presidency,
The Convention was in session two days. :
49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

We learn from The Huntington Hcrold
chat AsC. YEo4rsos, Esq, has sold his
interest in tie Dssotrut of that place. and
understand that he has since purchased the
Office Of the Msfshall County Deusocrat.
with the intention Of issuing a paper in
this place, to be calfcl the "Plymouth
Wsetk Desoeras,',9 Has The old name Of
the "Marshall County Democrat become
too lions to endure? Mr. Il. remarked
in his Huntington sheet last fall when a
certain gentleman took charge of the .AI.
that he womb give Us fits.
or something Of that kind, if we rccollcct
rightly. As his prediction failed most
decidedly. SO far as we were con crncd,
Inc did give the Democratic party
particular fits, causing many of the broth
erhood'to quote 'profanc history most
profusely, demonstrating their knowledge
of its lingo, to the entire satisfaction OF
their auditors. If nothing more. perhaps.
Mr.. I. feels it incumbent on himself to
perform the little job? We hope. how
ever, that his wrath toward our humble
self has coole,l down somewhat. anil that
he will not utterly annihilate us, or knock
rs into nonentity, without more provoca-
lion than we have yet given him, merely to
exhibit his intellectual prowess. But. Sc
riously, we congratulate the Democracy
Of Marshall upon Mr.. Thompson's asccn-
SION to the tripod of their county organ.
He is q young gentleman of respectable
alent, we are informed, and good charac-
er, possessing the requisite industry and
to conquer success even as the
publisher Of a Democratic county paper, il
uch thing be possible in this enlighten-
'se- To fall by the steel OF such man,
{ fall we must, will be no dishonor. We
Mr.. L. back to his old home, and
rnst that pecuniary success will at least
eward his labors. exerted though they
will be in bad cause st 81 80
e.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

SKIRT SuproRTEns.--Ricc & Smith have
received q lot Of these useful and comfort
able articles. Every lady who values her
health and comfort should purchase one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19
Saturday, February lIth, 1880.

mt l o'clock. z. ~. for the purpose Of APP
pointing Delegates to attend the Mass
State Convention, TO be he'll at Indianap-
oils ON tile ed proximo, and to attend to
such other business as may be deemed adj
visable. tits hoped that every Republi-
scan in the county who wishes to see the
csnss prosper viii attend. Let all come
up AMI counsel together upon. the state of
the Nation. and renew their pledges of fidel-
g icy To the Union. Liberty and Justice.
bSsai by order. yiase'7f -
'ss u saisoCENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

REVISED SrATurEs.-Thc Auditor re-
quests rs to say TO otirose Having, copies Of
the Rcyised. Statute, or acts, Of the Legs
lature in their possession belongins0to the
Coauty rts reAsnns them Immediately or
he will have to resort to legal measures to
xxC "A s.drrfs4 IL lat ,.i0ffh = 81
get tnem. e.. -f..;s, raoH >nd yfifffaI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19
State of lndiana,i Starke County:

In The Common Pleas Court Of Starke County
Indiana, March term. A. D., 1860 .-sfz
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Georce :
Y Larcfnore, Administrators Of the estate OF
fled his petition to sell the real estate Of the
decedent, his personal property being insufficient e
paw his debts and that said petition will be heard
a, the next term Of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Starke County, to be held at the Court House In
Knox, on the fourth Monday OF March next -.
Attest JOHN S. BENDER, Clerk
By J. Z. SHORT, Deputy.
A. W. Porter, Atty for Admir-: uanl2-llotS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19
Republican Contention.

The Republicans of Marshall County,
~anta.l others oppoed to te policy Of the
spresent Corrupt State and National AID
,ainistrations, arc requested to meet in
Mass Convention, at the Court House in
Plymouth. on 90 y '.7iis ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19
nv viii send the above in connection with
TIE HREPUBLICAN,,. -

at the following rates: Z s.--.-.
RErusiIcAs and LIFE lLLrsrEATEp ono year,
RrrtsLcaS and either Journal one year. 900.
january 1911 fi5s f1oi-- lfriA lis =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-19

The delegates Were instructed to use all
honorable means to secure the nomination
ofsstephen A. Douglas for the Presidency,
The Convention was in session two days,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
CITY ITEMS.

ANCsEMESTs.-Acodemy Of Music The directors
announce for this evening the Siciian Nespers, with
adame Colson Stgelli Fsrri and Susin in tue cast
AS however the nuounce-b bills Of this house nave of
late proved very deceptive guides cannot positively
aver that we shall not have Traviata or TrOvatOre
however We are toleraby safe in saying that there
will be an operate Performance of sort at the
Academy 10 hight.
Laura Keeae's Theater.-Miss Keene promises
new drama tonight the title being Aisen ArooD, and
the peice beiog Irish. If it have the merit the sue
cess OF tue Colleen Bawn the public and the propre-
tore will be equally content. ALI the eadiog members
Of the company in the cast, Miss Keene hersef
sustaining the principal part.
NiJlo's Gardea.--Mr. Forrest will again Appear as
Hamlet and will not undertake another character
until next week
WaHaeks I8eItsr.-T5.nght the comedy of the
Loyalist will De Represented for tie aat tims To-
morrow evening Mr. Bronghams new comedy, Play.
ing viii tiIs, Will be produced. The cast ia strong
enc, an in it the rame Of Mr.. A. II. Davenport oc-
co. eiFQ bis fret appearance since his severe accident
U;oter Gardea. Miss Charlotte Cushman viii sp.
near TONIGHT for the DIst time 10 several years Sic
has selected the character o. Mr. Haler, in the St'an-
ger, for her initial performance. Her mpersonaon Of
this heroine was always striking aud powerfu one,
and il remains TO be seen if time has taken anything
from the vgr Of the actIes The namts Of the other
performers in the piece ale not announced.
BoEery Theoter.-Mr. L. 8 Chanfrau has played
an excellent engagement ct this house aud appears
every night this week. Tho plays to night arc Liuds
| the Cigar Girl, The Widows Victim" and . The
| Irish Tiger"
| New BOryy Tdeater.-Mr Z. EDDY appears this
evening in an entirely new drama enitled Robert
Bruce" The ject is excellent one, and giges
scope for Thoroughly good acting play.
B0rhVm 8 Amfyicaa MuSeum.-The historical drama
OF Joteph and bis Brethren" which has proved
sualy attractive will be stl KEEP: ON the bill. This is
the last week here Of the Sea Lion and the Albino
Family, who take up their line of travel for the South.
Palace Garden.-This il the last week of the Fair
OF the American Institute. New and interesting fes-
lures Of the exhibition will be added
.Hnyresaat LHstitate.-Dr. Abbots collection OF
Egyp, an Antiquities exhibiio tere at all times.
Dussei. OFT cutlery, No. 5i8 BrOadway. For few
weeks lcnRs5 until the beautiful building is
peted for tAer reception the pictures of this really fne
collection will remain on exhibition here.
Hooiey q. CampJdiS Aihstrefs IA new version OF
the Ethiopian farce of the Yuginiaa Mummy is the
leading attn seton this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

The OPESISG OF THE EVENING SCHoOLs.-Thess
invaluable auxisres TO the day public schools will
be opened This evening. They have been steadily
increasing in usefulness since their commencement,
ard are no performing work of civilization which
the city could III afford 70 30 without. Toey affJrd
excellent opportunities to foreigners 10 learn English
and are la gely tended by workingmen aud servant
women. WIN not every lady so arrange her house,
hold work tina, her servants, who desire it, may be
able TO avail themselves of the advantages offered by
the vsning schools To the working man, or the
mechanic young DID, in of these schools
continued in the evening classes O. the Cooper Union,
affords an admirable opportunity Of acquiring good
practical education. What would not some of the
worlds great inventors and business men have given
for such advantages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

AsoTHER VIOLENT DEATH.-A msn named Hugh
ONeil On Irisbman As years old, last Toursdsy night
got into row with some one at his late residence No.
2S East Twelfth street. and in the course of the ARRAY
be received injuries on the head from the effects
of which he led Oh Saturday morning. Yesterday
morning Coroner Schirmer held an inquest when the
sutjoined testimony was given:
Elizabeth A. Cation living No 28a Fast Twelfth street
Dep1s, that about o'clock Thusday evening hearing some
oube In the onway she went down stairs to se wha wa
al about, when abe deceased with vessel q" IN
nd quar Hing with whom she od not Aho" ana
which struck deceased the head Win cluo
The widow Of ONeill testified that che left her hus-
band little before o'clock on Thursday evening and
went out When she returned che found him citing
OH the stoop al no told her that Smith had bic him
with biz club Deceased was taken into the house
soon became speechless, and died at 10 o'clock on
Sa urday momiog post-mortem examination Of
the body was made by DR.. Bouton, VINO found mum.
Der Of scalp wounds and gave as bis opiuion that
death resulted from compression of the brain. The
jury gave the fJowipg verdict: "That the deceased
died from compression of the BRAIN the result of vio-
hIce, at the HANDS Of some person unknown to the
iury."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

COURT or GKsrRAt SEssioss--The October torn
Oh ,hiS Court commences to-day. Recsrd0r Barnard
VIII occupy the bench. Beeide several huadred per
sons charged with cIms, awaiting the action Of tbs
Hrand jury there are one handnsd and si.ty ~evsu
indictments which have been left over from tb, s,u
tsnn,'er torn, to be acted upOn during tho prsseu.
NOM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
IAdYertisamAntl

OAK ORCHARD ACm-SPRING "ATER.---The
curative properties OF this established question:
Call and see Testimonials from ply Ans and other rspcs~bs
individuals
HIKAs w. BosrwICK Gate Of Coming, Sole AseLt,
Metropolitan Hoe Buildngs, No. s5t Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

Court there Is calendar IF 100 cases, among " hica
are the prosecutions against the Gsrmsn Teaser prof-
e.ors TO CON col them TO take out licenses. The suit>
of James MAlsuey against certain members OF the San
Francco Visilaroe Copui tee are 90 the calendar OF
the Common Pleas and CT colt. In tie former oour"
APPEAL is TO be argued upon Judge Days desion as
mssing The case the ground that the as'anNS auu
inpriscnnents having bsen committef in Cslforola'
the Courts in this State have no jarsdciioa. very
possibly the Crcnit i'll wal; the Argument 'Sue
Mr.. c. Marshall and A. Oakley Hall have been
added by Haoney rel Mr. C1nor and Mr.
LsrOque tho other side, ald the judsdicHona'
point will be contested with great zeal The regular
term of the United States District Court will com
mence tomorrow. A jury will be called for the 23d Of
October, antl which time Admiralty causes will be
tried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
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