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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-16
Building Let!---Vine Street!

I INDER order Of this Court I propose to sell the
- Evans lot-west side oi Vine street, and between
Chusc and Hroad streets Front IS feet depth 16I !
feet, aAd with WIDE alley on one side and another IN
the
am also authorized TO sell the Whitaker lot, ad-
joining same.
The two lots united together make 90 'front.' and
IN this case would have an alley ali around.
Ia this city!
Private bids viii be received at my office, and the
property exposed TO public sale al the house in
this city ON saturday, oct. 2 tn. 1850.
Sale at IL O'Clock precisely. j. L. GLEAYES, GAM.
Oct 3, I'd.
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notice.!

W. have this day sold our entire interest IN the
w Book, Stationery and Periodical business
No. onion street 10 SIr. John T. Hagan an j John u
". GIeen, who viii continue the business az the same
place, under the style OF Green * Co
JOHNSON & TF .IzANOR,
On retiring from the book business, We return cur
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bs lowed upon
US, ana take pleasure in recommending ou successors
Us young men oil experience il the bushes 5 and wor-
tAy III every way the confidence OF the peO pie
A. W. JOHN sun. JR,,
osto-u JOHN o. II ;EANOR,
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PURIFY THE BLOOD

NJ. WEAyER'S CANKER AND SALT RHEUM 81.
II RUP, for the cure Of Canker, Salt Rheur Fry
slpelS, Scrofaous Diseases Cutsnejus Eruptious sore
hyes, and every KIND OF Disease arising from an ina
pure state OF the Blood. THE MOST EFFExTIVE
BLOOD PURIFIER OF TEE NINETEENTH CENTURY
II e the Prescription OF an Educated Physician ana
all VINO are afflicted with any OF the above named dis
cases, should use it without delay IL viii drive The
diseases IRON the system, and when once out On The
skin, q lew applications OF DR. WEAVER IEESATE or
OINTMENT, and you have permanent cure.
The LkkAIE has proved itSeh 10 be the best Oint-
ment ever invented, and where used 1t has never
been known 10 tail Of efseting permanent cure Old
Sores letter ana Rngwor, Scaa Head, Chilblans and
Frost Bites, Bsrbers Itch, Chapped Cracked Hands
or Lips, Biotches or Puppies on the Face. And tor
SORE NIPrLEs AND So4E EYES, the cerate is the only
thing required II should be kept the house
of every family.
Price Of syrup 81. cerate of 25 cents per bottle III
rectsons accompany each bottle. Sud by most AedI
cine Dealers. J. \. II IRIS < Co, Proprietors.
For tbs Western and southern states; Cincinnati
To whom orders for the above Medicines may be ad-
dressed.
| Sold Wholesale and Retail by W ". Berry Demo
| ville Ewin, Peadelon Co., Rains Brown, and all
other Druggists Of Nashviiie Tenn = Mansfield 4 S,
Memphis Tenn; Edward Wider Co. Louiss lie, ny
| J. Wright ! Co, New Orleans, La arg20-d&wly
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corporation AAaNNs.
AN ACT
To Lessen the Damages from RIastipp

AN ACT
To Lessen the Damages from Blasting.
SEC l. Be AZ enacted Jy he ely Council Of NashriIIe
mat any person engaged in blasI ing within the Corpo
ration limits, shall, IN addition to the usual precau-
lions OF covering up the blasts, ryng the alarm, &c
stftch cords across every avenu street. alley 9th
or tHorougaife leading directly the place Of blast
ing, each cord 10 BE- at east tour feet IRON the
ground, anu at distance OF than sixty yards
from TIE basis said cord 20 be stretched and fastened
before Tie blasts shall be drfd, shall remain until
the last blast is exploded.
SEC. ANY person fall lg to use the precautions
heren ni@sIe obligatory, shall, conviction OF the
same before the CITY Rccf rider be fnel not less than
ten nor more than 1lty ollars each and every
fence IRA T.. JONES
Pres't Board OF COuncllmen.
X. 3. CEEATHAM,
Prcs't Board Vi Aldermen.
>. y HoLLINtisW0 IN, Mayor
4 test: ". A GLENN, Recorder.
Approved sept 60 oct15-Iw
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POSTPONFNFNT

FIER having sold 80 acres OF above Tract OF Land,
IA al sale made On the premises this 9th Octo-
Der, the sale OF the residue $50 acTe postponed
by consent OF all parties 10 Saturday Oct ~ 1862 at
which time sale of it will positively take place At TIE
CHANCERT COURT Room, IN the Court House: 10 CON
mence al 10 O'Clock. J. E. GLEAYES, c, q II.
ocI1O-ti
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EkUNAYl Al.

6tOMMITIEn to the County Jail Of Humphreys
~ County, on the 2Sth cay oil September, 1870 as
runaway a NEGRO MAN, OF dark copper color, about
"a years of age, five feet five and hIlf inches high
weighs about one hundred and forty pounds who saws
his name Is WALTON, ami that he belongs to HIsmln
King OF Henderson county, Tenn The r Is here
by notified TO come iorwa prove ownership and take
ilin away within the time prescribed by law or he
Will be dealt with the law directs
Wavefl- Oct 9Th, 1850. JAMES MCGEE
octl2-tWSt JaiiOr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-16

PERRY DAVIS PAX killer IS one Of the thousand
and one medical preparations put out on sale which
has rare degree OF merit. Consequently, while
many other medicines soon sink into their primitive
nsignidcance, and forgotten, the Pain Killer is
persstenty and successfully establishing its last
inz ranutatinn - nanaeL. KnLLan Rscistsr-
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A Good Invest ment.

I AM now Offering for sale, the place on which re-
= side, situated the Gallatin Pike, about two miles
from the city Nashville containing So OF rich
land fear OF which in high OF cultivation a.
Vegetable garden, il which there Asparagus ana
re Plant beds, and quite number Of excellent I
Trees. Inc Improvements consist OF 3 Eeat frainc
dwelling house with kitchen, stable crib COW shed,
am determined TO sell and VIII offer this place -
great bargain Fer further particulars apply TO
J. MIL1IRON,
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ShegfG's Safe

RY-Tirtue Of an alias f. to me directed from the
ASHonOrable supreme Court OF Davidson county 3,
tennessee, at its June Term, 1860. viii expose 10
public sale, TO the highest bidder, for cash at the
Court House Yard, in the City of Nashville on Non
title, claim interest and estate, which I G. James
then had, or may have since acquired and TO the
following described negro man named Hartweu, aged
ABOUT 80 years ana complexion BLACK being levied on
as the property OF 7. @. James to satisfy judgment
rendered IN lNoT Of II. C, Drake against T. c. James
and ais K. EDMUNDS ~, Sheriff.
BY Z. D. WHIFwORTH, u. s.
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SUCH NEWS WE Are RECElTlNG DAlii.

FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANYING EACH RoTTLE.
They are sold by AIedicine dealers generally
Price 80 cts. per bottle.
J. \. HARRIS * co. Cincinnati. ONO.
Proprieters for the southern and Western States 70
whom address all orders
For sale wholesale and retail by " w Berry a, a..
mOyile Twin, Fendieson < Co., and Rains 4 Bro,sr
Nashville, Tenn ;. Mansfield Co. Memphis Teun
J. Wright Co., aud Scovil y Means New Orleans: i
- Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; EdwaOd Wi.ier Ioutsvilc
by, oct6-daw-Iy
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DURSUANT to a

DURSUANT to. a decree Of the Chancery Court at
4 Nashville, IN the case Of John Mallory Is. Josiah
1850, at the Court House Nashville, the following
valuable property, to wit: The Mallory residence on
S2uth GARRY street, nth los feet Of ground next u
Mallory street, attached. The remainder OF this piece
OF property 1T9 feet, divided lot OF los
feet front ON South College street.
TE'ais-1, and years credit, with interest, Ter
ct as TO cash 10 pay costs and expenses, ic Be
collected h0lss lot Purchasers give notes with
satisfactory security, and lien 10 be retained.
sept5-tds }. Z. GLEAVES, c. x II.
PURSUANT to a decree Of the Clancerv Court at
Nashville in the OF VIM. A Whitsett, Executor &c
OF FarTar Wash r Lucas and others / viii sell at
the Court House IN Nashville, on Saturday October %
1S6O, tract u 10 and 80 OieS " GHd, part Of
the Lucas Farm, and being the bought by him Of
TERMs.-6, II and IS months credit with interest
and sale free from redemption notes have personal
security and TO be payable IN the Bank and lien be
retained
sept5-tds J.E. GLEAvEs -&M
PURSUANT TO a decree of the Chapcerv Court at
Nashville, in the Geo D. Hamlett as Wash r.
Lucas and others, wiz sell, public sale Court
the uHsold portion Of Wash t. Lucas t5Gct Of Ias,d
which i@lnOwn as the CrUtcher part ofhs whole tract
front Oi the Mansion House
TERNs--l and years credit, with interest and sale
free from retention, purchaser satisfactory
notes and lien 10 be retained
sep;.5-tds J.E GL.EAvEs, c. An.
These sales continued over to SATURDAY, OCTOBER
81 1850 when the same VIII take place al the Chancerv
Court Room in Court House
J. E GLEAvES, c. u ".
29 Negroes Of Tie Dr. Shelby Estate.
{1URSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the case OF Barrow ana Lindsey
Admr's OF the late Dr. John shelby, Decd rs Maria
O. shelby and Others VIII sell public sale at the
Courthouse, IN Nashville, Saturday. OctOJeT 2Ok,
1850, ~ Slaves belonging the estate Of Dr. shelby
TEfssiS.-6 and Il months credit, with interest
purchasers 10 give their with approved secu
rites and payable in Bank. sale absolute and without
restriction.
At the family residence in Edgedeld on Friday fae
1914 Cto5er, 1850, viii sell all the Furniture and other
usold personal property, OF every description she
highest bidders SIX months credit with interest,
notes 70 be payable in Bank and To be well secured
cept when the purchaser amounts less than 500 il
which case the cash viii be required.
sept4-tds J. E. GLEAYES, c. & L.
Negroes Of the Mar: Toung estate for sais.
DCRSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville in the case of James Il and Jacob Young
Admr's OF Mark Young, decd, Elizabeth Young ana
Others will sell at the Courthouse, il Nashville
Saturday, OtObT 10Th 1850, the following Slaves To-
wit: susan, Fanny anu Edward
IER,ts-6 months credit without interest notes pay
able in Bank and with good personal security required
sept4-t ds }. E GLEAFES, c. x. 81
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DIR. S. O. RICH ARDSONs$
Sherry 4inr 8itters,
The Celebrated New England Remtcv
FOR
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.

JaRndtoe, FeueT and Agae, GeaeraI DsiIity aaa at
DtSedSeS arising from q Dis0gtieg'e,l Sio1adck.
Liger BDUeiS
Il HEY are used and recommended nv i,a,jir.
L Pm! sicians OF the country and all WHO ,s, Them
pronounce them Invaluable
llr James l. Leepere writes from Navarro, stark co
oAlO, Inc bitteis are highly praised By those suffer
ing from indigestion, dyslIelsia anu liver CONN ailr
r ) DAVIS Postmaster Niiamsport. Din. .avS
: Ihey gave great satisfaction / use them ntys,.H
having taken cold, become prost ate aud lost my ,f
lite. 1t relieved mt, aBd 1 can recuzln ud : tsfh
great assurance OF its merits
Dr. VIM. j. Kerr, Of Rogersvile Ind writes - that
they are tue most valuable medicine offered Hr mas
recommended them with great success and win ihefn
made several cures OF pallitati0n OF the heart and pen
eTal debility
Thomas stanford, Esq, Brownsville, Henry o. ind
writes Us long letter under date Aay l. 1850 lie
was much reduced having been afflicted ior three
years with great nervous debility p4pitIiion al the
heart OF the most severe and ProsIfatng character
after using few bottles, was co1lpleI y restored
and am now IN robust health, .
George W. Hoffman says he was afflicted with heu
matsm Tor twenty years ia al various forms and
Al The date u hls letter he had been yc2ls well
the btters enectlng cure, when several physicians
attending him could 10 him 10 good de says, Tor
rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver complaint kidney alec
tioal or drOisy, II = SPECIFIC certain remsly .
J. W. Hunt writes from Delphois Alien Co. Ohlu "a
section where fever and ague prevas) that nc most
cheeTiuliy recommends them OF decided merit n all
cases OF fever and ague and general debiIIy
u. n. GaleheTs, N. ID, writes from Van Vert. ohio,
- most respectfully recommend the Sherry Vine BIZ
tiers to the notice OF al dspepllc persons, and TO al
who require stimulating medicine.
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e If E II @ % =
SEIIING bIACHIlE

Inc undersigned having the HOWE SEWING; IA
CHIMES in use IN their families and having thor,sls Y
tested then upon every variety Of work do n h..
tate 10 pronounce them the most simple the most
easily managed. and, eInphstlcaiiy, the az F'i1s
I-Iy,Ti' Of Sewing Machines
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THE PAIN KILLER.

mas been tested II every variety of climate ana bs
aIincSl every nation known to Americans. Il Is thc
CONSTANT companion and inestimabie friend the ms
siohti! ana traveller, on and land. and no ore
should travel on our LAKES OK RIVERS WITHOUT IA
De sure you All Tor and get the genuine ram Ke.
as many worthless nostrunls attempted be scd
On the great reputation OF this valuable medicine
HS- directions accompany ing each bottle.
Soid by dealers every where.
Price % cts, 90 cts. and 81 per bottle
j :. HARRIS x CO..
Froprletors for the Western aud southern STATES
Cincinnati Ohio.
Soid oy W Berry x Dem0ville and kwn PendleIou
q 90, Nashville, Tenn; Manaedld * Co, Memphis
Ieih; wright 4 Co. Scovi! * Mead, NeW Orlclnrs
Edward Wilder, Louisville, Ky; John d Park Clncis
natl, ohio- oct6-d4wly
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AN ACT
AN All
La Rela ion TO the Public Schools,

-
In Rela zion to the Public Schools.
SEC. l. BE u enacted by he CSty Council ef Nash
cate' 1h4t nall be lawful ior any parent, guar
diAh OF ot1ie person having temporary permanent
ehiise OF u ntro a minor who Is NOT entitled by
law 10 oeeo ne pupil the Pebble schools OF this city
as pupH' II same 10 permit such minor 10 at
tend any said schools pupil, and any person 50
oIehuHR be lined less than ten mrre than
MY eol aars for each and every oiience.
81 BE a further enacted, hat If any person
haviA charge control OF any Public school or
scio' Is OF the city, shall knowingly and wiltuy con
nlVe at permit the attendance VI pupil IN any
oil the Public Schools OF this city when said pupil Is
~ L entitled by the benefit OF said school, the
person thus knowingly and wlliully permitting such
pupi 20 attend SHAH be fined not less than ten nor
more than nfty dollars for each and every offence.
SEC s. Be enacted, That II shall be the duty OF the
Superintendent Public schools report to the
CITY Recorder the OF all persons who shall VIC
late the provisions first section of this act, and
il shall be the duty of the Recorder 10 issue warrant
against such person persons, and enforce the penalty
I,7escrbea 4. B. CIlEATfIAM.
Pres't Board Of Aldermen
IRA p. JONES,
Pres't Board OF Councilmen
: y HoUIIScsH-oETs, Mayor
4 sttea- W. A. GLENN, Recorder.
Approved Sept Il, go. ootl5-lw
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= . III =
Hgjor Works Farm for sale.

DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, IN the case Of Sarah D. Work Us Nn
Pybus and others, VIII proceed sell Tie premises
Tuesday, 9Th October 1860 the Farm OF $50 acres
lying the northern bank OF the river Cumberland
miles from the city, and known the hoIe-place of
Major Work and bought by him OF Vim. Pybus.
IEisis--Sale free from redemption, and credit OF
8, L, Is and p months, without Observation-Disclosures
to give notes with approved security and lien be
tanned. j. T.. GIEAVES. c. * Al
Sept4-tds
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D5ER.

In this city on Monday mornings October Is, 1860,
Mrs SUSAN LEAEE, after Illness Of I've weeks in the
73d year OF her age.
On the 9TH Of October, in Carroll Parish, La il the
esrd year Of his age. Gen. JAMS ". WY,
In Lebanon on the 18th inst, Nr. E C. LUCAS a, the
age Of IS years. His disease vas Consumption
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Cllaneerw Sales.

by virtue Of decree rendered by the Chancery
u Court al Nashville, IN the case Of Mary Goodwin
rs Mp Corbitt and Others will positively sell at the
Court House in this City, at u O'Clock precisely on
SATU SDAY Sd day Of NOVEMBER 1850, the tract OF
Il Acres ana 12e poles Of Land described in the plead
ngs-as heretofore sold TO the defendant Corbitt
TERMs;-6 and u months credit without interest and
sale without redemption.
NoTE-Ths sale is to pay the decree in favor Of com
plainant for about s. 200, and besides this claim there
Is also further lien Tract OF Land Ter about
$1,000 10 which the said Land viii be subject
No bid received at this sale unless party IS prepared
TO at once comply with terms OF sale by executing
notes with two approved sureties
cctl0 IDS JE GIFATFS c 4 NJ
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Valuable Lot On Vine Street.
Near the CapifOI.

pY virtue Of a decree OF the Chancery Court al
II Nashville viii offer at public sale on the preni
ses on saturday oct 9th 1860 that large lot on west
SIDE OF VINE street, near the Capitol, known as III
Shields property Fronts more tau 30 feet bat NAV
be divided TO suit purchasers.
ms IS good property, and well worth the attention
OF both those who want bu dng lots for their own use
and those who want to invest for profit
Terms announced at sale. Sale to commence at 70
O'Clock. 1Oct5 tdsl f al Az : r. ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-16

NEW BOOKS.
The Kangaroo Hunters, by Capt Reid;
Life of Kit Carson, by Charles Burde.t;
The Wood Rangers, by Capt. Reid;
The Sand Hills Of Scotland, by H C Anderson:
Abbott's Aboriginal and Discovery of America;
Everet's Life OF Washington. complete in one vel
price 81 %.
The Household of Bouvarie, a Romance of Southern
Cottage on the Alps, Author OF Life and Manners in
Switzerland. For sale by
octl6 JOHN YORK & co.
The New York Herald,
Received daily by JOHN YORK & co
octl6
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Central Executive Committee.
EDWIN Il. EwING, NEILL s. BROwN, ALLEN
~ HALL. 2. ". Nancy. JOIN LELLYETT.
joins RI. CALENDER HORACE II. HARRISON
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China, ETC., etc Terms assn delivery.
Oct III, 1870 BENJAMIN +. SHIELDS co.
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A correspondent Of the Savannah EeplJEi-
eo5s, writing from Columbia, South Carolina
on The 10Th inst, makes the following state
ment:
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FOR TI9E STATE At LARGE
EAELEE EEE ON. OF summer.
n. d. TAxLCEzs of Garter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
a CONVENTION TO REVISE THE FEDERAL.
CONSTITUTION.

To TIE Editor Of The ~ T. Tribune.
SIR: Much il said about "A Convention 10 revise the
Constitution. The South and the North have outgrown
the present form of government. The great body of
the Northern people not willing tina, any body of
men shall east three votes for every five nggers they
own neither they willing that three hundred thou
sand men, even though they be Shareholders shall gov
err the nation Let us have revision of the Constit-
ton, by all means. Let us do away with Presidential
Eleetors-mere mddle-menand vote direct for Presi-
dent, and let the majority rule. The term Of office
should be at least ten years. that policy should be
more settled. A bad Government is better than con-
slant change. In the coming Convention plain Ian
gusge that cannot be msnterpreted be need on ths
sHtec; of fugitive slaves would suggest the follow
ing on this subject:
sRr Every owning slaves shall he responsible. for all
incidents connected With the violation Of the law Of God 70 do
unto others would they should unto w. Every one 90
offending shall hight his battles catch his own usser
No Christian shall be fined imprisoned for obedience 20
The law Of God In giving food the hungry OF clothes 20 the
needy.
Ci.gddEd Ossio, Nov ~, 1861
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

DyA1B N STATIoS-HoUsy.-0n Saturday night
an unknown was found lying on the sidewalk at
DE corner of Firt avenue and Seventeenth street An
officer Of the Eighteenth Ward, supporting him 10 be
drunk, removed him 10 the Ststion-lIouse. Shortly
after being placed in cell it discovered that the
man wss in u dying condition, and DIR. Mott was imme-
diaely n for but the patient died before be arrived
Yesterday morning poor, siclly woman came TO the
StatiOn-HOuse TO her husband who had moi been
home the previous night, had been arrested. She was
shown the various prisoners in their cells but none Of
them was her husband. Finally she was directed TO
look at the corpse Of the unknown person, when she
edatey recognized in him the features Of him of
whom she WIS in search For a shor time the poor
creature grief knew bounds, but at length she was
able 10 state that the name Of the decelsed Thorn
as Quilon and that he occasionally in the habit Of
getting intoxicated. Drink and exposure hid doubt
less caused his death. The Coroner wss notified TO
hold el inquest on thu body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
REMARKS OLE THE HON

REMARKS OF THE HON. l.. NJ. KETrT
The Hon. l.. NJ. kcitt, who arrived in Charleston
on Tuesday, was serenaded in font Of the Charleston
hotel, IN ue evening, by large party gentlemen who
had procured the services Of the Palmetto Band for the
occasion.
MI. hci after loud and repeated calls, made his APP
peIanee After expressing his warmest thanks for the
honor done him. he said that he was on his way home
somewhat broken in health and therefore did not pro-
ro"e 10 deain thom long. lie proposed to make no ar
gn'nen' lie WA glad to think that this was NOT ne
'essary, for The time for words past the time for
action is az hand
The State of South Carolina is pledged by every SOL
ehn obligation 10 take this step. A few weeks ago
uey elected their Legislators upon the very issue
presented TO them IL might nos nave been made IN
80 many words, but that issue foreshs owed from
every one, and every man influenced by IL. That
Leghiatnfe, by u unanimous vote, elected upon the
tissue OF the election of lincoln, and the action of the
Slate IN pursuance thereof, unanimously rseommsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

RECKLESS DBIvISG.-PatIick Murphy and Michael
ODomell, while returning from funeral Saturday
evening, attempted to drive upon the Twenty third
street feyboa at Greenpoin just after it had started
Their hone gave leap to catch the boat, and freeing
himself from the wagon, succeeded in gaining the deck
Hescn. Murphy and 0Donnel, however, were pro-
cipitatsd into the river, whence they were res
cued in damp and freezing condition. They subse-
queny recovered their horse at the Eighteenth Ward
StatioD.House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

DEDICATION or CITi MTssIos CuUHcH.-B Bishop
james Of the Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday
morning preached a dedication sermon in the basement
of the Church in Twenty-fcurth street, near Ninth
avenue, the occasion being the opening of mission
vices ut that place under the charge of the NewYork
Conference City Missionary Society. This s the Soc
ond enterprise Of the kind which has been carried out
by this Society during the year past Many friends Of
the Society and Of City Missionary work were present
in the morning and collections were taken in behalf
of the movement. Al O'Clock in the afternoon, the
Rev. G.. s. Hare delivered sermon, and at 7 in the
evening, the Rev. DIR. Porter did the same. Bishop
Janes spoke the importance of the laboss accom-
pliAhod by the Conference Society.