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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09

A IU1ATIc Saws HiNsELF Orr OF THE NEwBURGH
AsrLUN WITH SET OF FALSE TgETH.-A fe~ mooths
tilce ChaIks Whes5eD, broker in this city, became
ipsene and was tert 70 the Ne Ebursh Asylum. lie
had sma,sed $40 900 as broker, and the accu-
mutation Of nonry became the prime object OF hs iue
be thought aud talked Of nothing else, and 10 hnaliy
drsve him mad He asqu.s rIbid, and was LACED IN
ward No ], where the mos. dangerous lnnatcs are
placed ado which, consequently is more secure toan
The uiber wards. About twO weeks ago he maae hs
eseaJe in The foliowoy manner: lie took the SET OF
fa,e teeth from bis mouth made saw and sawed noie
thr ngh he or Of his ROOM which on the second
Aoor He deecenotd 70 the frat hooT and escaped
through the window. He was captured in the city by
Nsrsbal Cav and taken back TO the Asylu IL vas
tupposed be had abandoned the idea Of ESCAPING again
until lyie lset Saturday night, when il was jound be
had gone. With large copper lager rms, hattened
ont be dDg hole through the eide OF his room,
crav cd out and let himself DO e the ground as be-
fore be vas in the tecond story and walked away.
Officer hcira,h found him on toe University flights,
and be was again ret ,rned 10 tho AeJ INN.
cleveland (Oh'ol Herald, March s.
NfssrsG RECORDS FoUsD.-A volume OF the records
Of The old South Church in Boston, Mees which has
been Kissing fer roie than haf century, has Just
been brought to lipht. IL was in the cafe OF roon
ces.ed aud il Isht ught the records were Examined
by hiri in ssme FL B. and we're a'terward io5cotten.
IL raid that this volume sEeds 70 much light upon
the perish funds that It IL rOeab ad crrnt use VIII
hereafter be mare OF heIO that they vi re 4cd the
poor Of the society, as was intended by the original
DONE.
Gov. Bnckiy am of Connecticut has appointed Fri
day April 8, 20 be observed as the annual Fast DSy 70
,ha
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DIED..

BERRY-At Pompton Plains ~ j., Thursday hsfen s.
sAIsh, widow OF jacob Berry sged 70 years -. 49,.
Peter Martin and Samuel, respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral from her late esidenee on Saturday me ''h '
at O'Clock
gUKHAEs-on Tuesday afternoon March Sarah EEsbe,h,
The relative, and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral without further nsaon, Friday,
March M o. ~ from her late residence, I'll Spring
RkIc0S-snddeplv at Greenfield Hil. Conn, on suad.y
March Susan Als wife Of Leander '" Sings IN the 29sh
year OF her
Stamford papers please copy
cK.RKE- In this city, on Wednesday, March 7 Ps.rL,l
CLARKE pstye OF County Of Cayan, Ireland aged u years
CoIWIIL-In this city, "Wednesday, Mach ox.r
Colwi aged 80 years native Of County Sligo Ireland
EILn this city on Wednesday, March Of
hicbard n. Fell, aged % years p'''"-
HODGES - In Brooklyn on "wednesday March = .,...
BodEps, sged IS yesfs - y '~
The hneaf will ake place from the re,idenee Of hi 5h
Mrs b. y richardson No IS south rhd street. BroosIyn
r. D. on FRIDAY, the sth int at O'Clock 0. IA.
HOLMEsAt Govern rs Island New. v orb usrhoy an .,
Holmes, United States Army. ' - Ne
hLNoER-Op Wednesday, March T. 1860 Kt,v lana ,nsr.
daughter OF Louis H. and Eliza Jae Mengs ssed month
The relatives and friend. Of the family are respectfully
eiiepd The funeral on Friday afternoon at ococt from hs
81 ner parents NO. ~ Downing street, vAriek
mULtORD-On Wed esday, March 7 Nellie 1nfn. a.n.h,-
q George u and Nellie Muiford aged 10 montha
The friends and relatives respectfully invited "a .,,a h
On Saturday hext at 10 from No leo West Thirty
PosT-In this city on Thursday March 4 Of oon.n,,,o.
Lyda Ann wife Of s. Post aged 81 YEAR, ana 10 p,on,6
Notice Of the funeral viii be given to morrow
Hartford and New 'Hasep papers copy
kCE-on "wednesday March ofconsumption Mr.. R..hssh
q, wife Of Edward Rice aged al years
nneIsi nom her late residence No I2a South si.th -.
"iuiam'eursh thi. day friday Ia O'slOck- WV
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Tar Mareh0

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nErOHrED Toh Ahs 90
AsgE n ss ssssf 4: ::$;Hs fairs
CoFFEEThe trade smore aciive sales Of go oss' MO %
SS1s1 @. nS . 1S ss; % b We
&idd1g uPsnd st lic and DO Gnf a se and s,.,
Flour active, particularly the mediau and better
gradfs these rin better while State Orauds are ge @
former the srVs' medeaie the sales are sois
IS 2Ogts IS for SaPeIdns st.ts snd Western ssSoG s
81 IS for Shipping Of Hoop Extra oao Sc 2
81 for trade brsnds aHd SO 25aS7 50 for st. Louis extras
so16 ici hs sse ave- a87 Ss Is Ss9 IS or 1
sOObern Flour !: better and n It'll more aetye zoe demand
inquiry ssles o. 5s7 b IS 9r9s6a5 for superdDe Bst
ri. s: and a.. sS1.G .s. 'S of S bb % 10
O,n hra yey qnie out rs 20 ~, q S .D,ss
lnd. are b+tte held higher south
:, wanted the are II 60 bg'h Chc'g, Sp,ns a.
3 u.s. IN Or, bush good White Canadian 81 S. IN
store bush rood White indians at 81 60 asO 10
value the arrivals light quote deoc Barley Mat Is
IN M g an5 Canadian 8sf' and
Rye is without chance the demand is fair sar Of 5o bash
finn the pqUi mainly the East and homo Iede sales
Of 49, vbu.h f44. r unsOana 7sGSoc for White and
HHYNTbe Hsh and the market ia hea'yI sales Of
" B Sess : 81 slS ~ op a. former for ra.e
HlDEs-Tis ,tsdy and little se.iyei ,ases
S5o 800 Te,ss At lSs all months 40 Ts4pieO n D. 1t
2 mO: q es. Y cent cs:h rs green :sed sOHiA'In'
LEATHER-Hen lock IL steady and Ia fair demand OAK 70
quiet
MoLAssFs is dull sales Of IS hhds Cane Strip &c. and
~ bhs New -UlesDs al SIC.
NAVAL Scholarships TurEentne Is steady and in mod
ersie iequest Of Od7OO bb last evening and
day. coed charitable Tdr &c. cssh Crude remsns
quiet but hIm Of f3 6ll $50 D. Common Rosn 10 dull st
81 5a 81 o.: p 80 Is, afost and delivered The medium
1r@ Eed-s ale, qu'e; es Of 100 bbs. White al 80 6TA
4 2e0 Tar inactise but the stock light and prices
tuttsiped
OlLsLn'eeI is in fair request 57G5sc but other de,cp
nominally changed
PROVISION Poi ma'ktt Is rather lower
heavy pcsIy for CID and the inquiry is moderate Of
do &l2 so for old Prime, li ca IS for
DO. Eeef firmly held the demand fair for the ad; ses
$40 bb a. IS 25d SIS 50 for CO uny mes 80 50USO 81
for Repscked Mess sl 50 sl2 80 for Extra Prime xess
quiet al $N $40: India Mess he'd at SRA s5. Beef
Hens quiet sales Of So bbls Is 5d le Cut Meats
without cha the demand ia fair sales Of l76 hhds and
c: 7Gf!c. for Shoulders and sidslc. for Hams Bacon
wanted sId Is s-es Of 10 900 short clear City,,
pAle, 1t re for be Conis MARKET lot 1000 ID Gree
end 7id3c s,d in better demand Is seady sales
Of $50 bbls at lCiGllfc. Butter and Cheese hrp.
RICE oui.t sales OF $50 ties. at &3 751 81 25 y 100 10
SEEDSThe d~nnsns Clover Seed Is fair
trade 7iQsic the latter for small lots OF choice Timothy
st.d and nsmins Rough Flsx SEED CAeu
ia LIseeiis quiet. but very firm s. IS = buh cash. for lots
to arrive and G24 for parcels rbe spot in Boston
Of 90 hide Cuba $50 boxes Havana and 50 hhds Mssdo
rsihsr easier prices
TALLOw-The mnkst firm saes IL OoO prime Southern
at lie, caih
wHsKY-The make. is quic.i small lots changed hands
a. &c
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SUPREsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Carscs'-P4rt
I-Hoa 2os1 ss5 ans, $751; 1896 1901, 5i5, ls0S l9SI
acs7 Las. 1856, 81, aSe5, 8el9. 1891 l6i S5 S5
ala Part II-Nos son eoS 02, asle, $40, ~, w
2iy go i,5l6 IEA sra 05S 3i3i 3,9G ao02 8,nll
isso pa4 as2s 1896 os,s, 4tle, 34le Ss1 leS aio8
1877. lH6 - 40. ,oo
sUrRsNE CoURT-SPEoIAL TERN Nos. lV, lo9,
10 III ia, l7s, &c. - -.o .--
RuPrRloR CouRr -Pat I. Nos 1919, 65l Cog, 6II,
s,1 AL ea es5 52 t CAS- 46 co., 32a PUt il-sane as
THURSDAY. and No az o-
Court OF CoshoH PLTAs-Part Nos. TOl,
l7fs lfes 7sa to LIS ITgI 1888 La 800 soi, l,sla
KIsGs CouhTY CIkcuIr CoURr.--Nos. 80, 40, Al,
So 49, e. o. o., 60, TO- n, 10 a. 75 B -, ~, 90 81, 2
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SUPREME CoURT-sPfoIAL T2RH-MARcE s.-Before
Justice isGRAHAs.



SOTICE.
Tie calendar was called through this morning, aud
ready The 1Soge notifies the Bar thai anes.
~ CHIssyIs~Bsiore Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS
John G. Tucker AFT. David w. Pierce.-bou mo-
tions deaied without costs TO either party. A.,
John Van Wagner agt. Carolire NJ. Doohnle ct al.
TIE psuh en led 70 the u'us judgment for the emoaot
found by the referees report with The e'ss a. II NJ
Doo tie hsd pu, in answer bat think toe deendan Do,
Of the issue s Of the issue framed % her answer Without
Before Jostioe ALIEN
Edward Sheffield agt. Warren DECENTRALIZATION DO
ME with 10 costs WITH leave 6nSwsr, &c. .
Margaret honcnef agt. John Acknowledgement
that the defendant pay to the plaintiff sl@ony from the @
cf the action the o. % pa Woez, and pay
Ttomst j. Jones agt. John A. Under wood OF al
Ho,iou Denied without costs
Homer Ramsdell agt. Lewellen j. Weayer-MohOn
The Union Bank ACT. G. rret S. Mott.-0rderei that
the order Of the Referee authorizing amendment Of the
49,, h. set as5e AID vacated without costs either party snd
liberty 10 an enc complaint IL th scton aud tho Panat
Sscs 70 "a 6ecision Of s.id motion 90 dsys
The Corn Exchange fne INSURANCE company agt
Georsr r. Underi L-@otion denied. WIN 0 GO. ..
janis Martin agt Henry NJ beAcn'-h"loh DO
n'I HenTy a Bur agt WD. J. Syus ct al-Atscb'
mont dlsctarged a. TO W. J. syns, ard TIC :" INC ~
tiop denied without costs 20 either party.
Before Justice JAsKs. -
John J. sHisz sg. RsJ ers smith q 90 IL, J.
PeY ORR sqenst tho desndsns who are Oofpo son ~ G
stsie o. CoLDecticu Gsau-etuerl o. s b ,,,ia es
in lie United States 70 recover the cutie contract pcs
he endorsing Of 200 sets Of SeTWue by the pAin " ~
IL ms tie oE was but partially and iupereety prepared
and the defendants refused to aTnb the nste'iI or " 10
vok except Of which bad been psn 10Y
no special dssgs proved an none alleged az
ss ~ "a, more bsn Re oon1ot price the Court
he thai the ru Of damages a0i the e0HSeI P'ee o0nsad
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tnmla.l7c. To Rotterdam: 100 bales Cotton at &C.;
SEQ bbls. r stn st 81. Cd.
The busiDsrs Of the sub-Trsasury was; Kecelps,
s,oO io7 l3-for Customs sis OOO Payments, s24i,-
100 70; Balance, $s,lS5,562 e..
TIE Germsnia Fire Insurance Company has declared
a .pi.annual dividend Of y cent, payable on tns
i2b inst. In Money, there ia no change to note. Inc
,upplv Is yery abundant at SCI y cent on call, ana
SAT % cent on PAPER The business Of the Clearing
House to day wal $685., 45l.
At auction the following ocks were sod oy . D''',
per- by order of the Bank Controller oil the Sse 0i
Niacon.in.
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LAW INTELLECT NCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-March s-Bst0r

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-hErch s-BefOre
Judge SsALLEi.
coEvIcTIoE FOR PASSING cOUETERFEIT COIN.
John w. Curtis was tried for passing counterfeit
Quarter dosr Mrs Toney store In Division street The
Inv returned VERDICT OF gu.y. Sentence deferred
Jsmes F. Dwsh; FOR the United States James H1seWsy for
the defendant
INDICTMENTS.
The Grand Jury presented indictments against the
followi ing perSoHs; ...
Plea lot gully. g..
Charles Mcooy, cbGged with altering sorsed writings
He pleaded guilty.
George Dsrye1 second Of the ship Devcr'he CHARGED
with the murder Of James Humphrey seGnI lie pleaded
no. guilty
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The Nes.O,lans Pic0yuae Of March 4 says:

The NeB- OgIfSns Ptc01uae Oh nhfcu o@Jo'
Jbs Money msrbst bss been rabey quiet toasy no
ton bIesbe6 freely sner The activity OF tne -
three days Paym.n,, a tho Banks and BANKING Wos9
the heaviest the seasop amounting la the stsesste = Ut
sbOo00 JET they net with the u'us pro -, -
paper weot IN protest except few country b,ys -
been deDossd for scon There ~s mrsed
tcesoe N Tire demand for accommodate nthrooenool"' ~,
IN stocks and bnd change OF any kino
report. Ofe-ine ample and salea vefe
limited 20 ~ shares Msrcbs Bank sock at ancion ~
The FIbsDee maket opeDed under general depression ana
vspeeo however reaction plsee rssul.ed 10 mod
crate Of ell desert pton' the coDs weak 81 ye-r-
DAYS duotaiiors follows: lear Sterling Bls 6Ttnl0j
Bfls ith sbpping Documents attached, 67H0t ff.Dss,
~ cent discounts Sight, discount to par, and y cen. pre-
The Bank movemsn. been lass than for the
ending the 18th ut but variation boxed f0r In
view Of the increased demand for accommodation Every ts
shows an nrea,e except FXcbanRe and Distant Balances,
which bib reduction the previous returns The precise
change, are in tie following order viz:
J,c In 229 Inc IN specie. $50 80
Inc In fcnation 249 gao inc IN Short Loans ~
Dec p FIchsns-.. 5s16Deo- In Distant bai1nfs-snH l
Int. In Long Looms. o4s fSdl
The Treasurer Of the Second Mortgage Trustees Of
the Northern New York Ogdensburgb) Railroad gives
notice 10 the First Mortgage bondholder, that, In
nursuauce of the recent decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the State Of New-York the interest warrants Ior
the ext. nded pay meD for ten years from July ioo'
will be attached Ion production Of their bonds a. the
Office of George A. Kette Treasurer BostoD, on ana
after the 18th inst.
The amount of Flour and Grain in store ct Chicago
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An arrane ment went into effect on Monday between
the Penny lyalia Railroad Company the Ne~-Jersey
Central Railroad Company and the Companies owning
the intermediate roads, whereby cars Belonging to the
6et pau,ed Company loaded With live tick destined
for New York will run, via Reading and Allentown,
rect TO Jersey City The charge transportation
Of live stock over this rev route is to be pro rated
smope the different CompsDies according to the miles
Of road used between Pht4b1rgh and Jersey City;
the e.tapce between Pittsburgh and Jersey City, via
Allentown, is 43l n'ts. TIE distance between Pitts
barph and jersey City via philadelphia is AS mies
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for
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COURT OF COMMON PLRAS-TRLAL TREN-MARcH g.
Before ludte DALI.
LIABILITY o. HOTEL METERS.
Eaue L Amanda ClarkA

LIABILITY o. HOTEL kEEPERS.
VIM. Fsves ct Amanda Csrke
PlautiE sued De tndant no lie the pro ,rietrees OF
Csrk Hotel damages fr the lc-a CT
ewery sad watch movpuns hich The rDtif b wore
stolen his hieh be occupied IA defendants hos
Pntif .h.d he to this country IN Ureeuer
1889 and went TO the o.fndants hn,. 70 bard be pacd
uurk in hi. Toom consisting various steel wsch hands ny
eliatoo watch and other articles, valued At ESQ
thai defendant special gttn him, whereby
pronsed Of said property Plaintiff went sway
III, weeks and his return the property zftsns
Defendant old give Dm sccount Of ~ On cross ez, N
lssnu that before he had been 10 Clerks
be arrested for smuggling aod taken TO
Bios9e street. but he escaped et7Aen and sent 20 the
Too pbs where confined for weeks.
bsirctiye Officer Sysey esuned that he seized End took
away some the goods. be jury 6..sg,.ed
William Van Loom for psnuf w. T. Howe for Ssfondint
John Is. Dnele l,in act Taos \. BLdsaiL
IN this case the plaintiff alleged that the defendant
for HIN from the United States Life and Trust
Company smorntngto 10000 o. living plaintiff this money
She orlrnosnt $3.50 kan be 10 allowed statute
to retain. his sought to he recovered
In answer the d-c30sDt alleges that BenlsHtn Collins
lad assisted him to the loan, and that he t6e-ndAnD
had Iy received 80 and Collins the renSiadsr 80, :,
N-dict plaintiff 500. Dewey Savage foE Plaintiff N
b. HoXe for d.f.ndant
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Total Grain, bu.......l S2s, 3G7

The PHILADELPHIA L6ger reports:
"Nsvirsiion will be iesuped the D.l,gTc and Rat.n
Canal on the 18th Tn. the Morris Canal has been
d avn Of 10 allow few repair. Navigation will probably re-
commso. few days On Friday the water was es into me
Beaver Division of re Csos aud boats have nmeDed
running By middle Off month navigation will be opened
TO Erie"
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couaToF SPECIAL sEsSloNs-a a.-Befo.oJ Justice.


James BuJbe, assault and battery; fined 81. Patrick
CTissp, saut and battery sentence susPsDded hioSsei
Doran and battery CeRtence suspeoed Ann bnoi
battery; suspended Psek hennedy
pet lsreny Ptnent.ry months Samuel Ice, p AZ lar
rerJ p snay nnuths- Louiss syer G.se Mt ami
bsftry 9snded Eg Miller, ss:snlt Eni oory
sospenoed John Nubn sssau sod battery ntente
pended Alexander Patterson s.ssu and b4ttefy dned s.
Thomas Tristan assault znd bat lined fh EmlHs las.
po a. sult and battery bned BIO John Tyre assault sn9
bsttery tl5 ueter assault and battery tu7d
o. JGues Won and tGteTyj sentence sisfended
Charles " bite sSsRul. ana battery; hned 90
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Receipts Of Produce,

Total BY al ROuEes-hach s3 62s bills Flour 765 bush
Com 25 DO us $50 pkgs Provisions GIG pigs Lard 9S2
bbls. Whisky.
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u Gov. Buckingham Of Connecticut has appointed
Friday, April O. for day Of fasting, Humiliation, ana
prayer -
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KINGS COUNTY COURT Of sEssIoNs-Before Judge
olHHsos, and Justices sTIiEsLL and srErKEh.

GARRISON, and Justices STIiEgLL and SrkYHEh
Henry Gascti Il g, lid ced for RAPE BSsaut au1 ba
. &C. comuitisd In 1857 was brou, ht before the Court
yeste' dsy ado ied b. winch txed follows; On
The hsIs, of burglary . sv rape 1905 assault win latent
COO betieTy officer, S5cO John Langstsn
Tdw.rd Gsscoine AID Michael Ryan, b-c,me h4 cities.
RDr Richard ~ snGh sSiE0ed for tia indictment
ior b'ssny The indictment cbsTses that defendant ms Cd
Ad.jis sn ith al the o. smbtovn L. L. the l0h Of
June 84 and lIh Aug 1851 the City vi BIooAJn
mAed Miss Josephine Decker the hrst vii. being sl alive
TIE fey DR. g. w KDE tehedto marrying defendant Miss
Smith N lg4 bad Of the Eage but not with him
AIDE inc Smith testified that be married TO dc endant ia
1884, had cheren and ssceaDing that be bad been mar
that e was married defendant In August. 1856 ~ the Rev
Nil MITCHELL had child they sep1 sed three times
the lat time about three nonhs since Other witnesses were
called prove the two marriages.
enc ants oouI s,l In the made statement a.
10 baiuie the defence this effect thai Smith Gas mares
yoDng lady, named Charlotte Jane Weei n Se shn
oman sill living Gad unsiyoTeed al the tre Of the mari
Adt!le Smith IN 8il. The a.rrefe 70 Adene was
n ereioIe NIL and void The second marriage stmJ
wiz bin meaning the bot de endant did not c1n5erh
moral wong ipa.mnch the hit we had abandoned him
u I5f the bird ma sr with Mise Decker, toDk pa;e, aud
fT this deienduDt food Indicted for hgAmy To constitute
hray other wito must be living That was MT the case
TIE maTTisgs Josephine bssaTse Adrlne not n
legal Hiie, the INST vile having died before ne married
Me Eliza B,ehsr for defense eased TO the fac that de-
dat hiss Wees lr CID Spring L. for New foh
i've for the purpose OF bsns ~ sa ,
presru hen be (d.ndan married to hiss Weeks ny
The Rev Mr. silwtD In the old Methodist Church ~ Chys
street Newton, In 1895 One or,To 70 ,
prstb this ceremony hIs Jane ASK tesihed thst toey
her house and lived there add vie 'f sohe
weels Richard 7. stiwe called by the District Attorney,
produced the cords Fl the church wrth bis fathet "
pastor and es6. that the oftbe parties DID not sPPe
that itood The record had been bonowedof hs ss ~
Summer and wben Leaf had been extracted &c
had doubt by one Interested IN this case. -,
II did not appear evidence bot seem. 70 be On
that extracted leaf contained the record Of a's wess
MAJ ri6ge, not 10 smith, but 10 man named LloydI
4 be case will be summed up this morning .
John Jones' aTgned on al indictment oT uisaeneAn''
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COURT CALEnnAR-rHr DAY

pesd-a ru, sentenced psy fine Of s ofhi'een
dsys i'm pfips nnent-
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SUPERIOR COvRT-SPEcIsL TERs.-MkKcr s-Before
justice WOODRUFF.
DECISION.
John b. A. AAen aet. Frederick Barreda.-Case set
tied.
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, past, were as follow

M,rebdl,e withdrawn wsrehe for consumption s'7s'ei
The Imports of foreign goods at that port for series
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-14
TAX Observation-Disclosures OF NASHVILLE
CIRCUIT COURT, MAY TERM, 1850.

STATE p 8E ffS N sEFIs 0RcrT
@ ref Taxes for
a having f me yea am
phi h the respect Il tue same h no
hc hhe en dHn o d axes toWn. {
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NASHVILLE. TENN. THURSDAY. JUNE II. 1860
NASHVILLE AND NoRra-wEsrEa

NASHVILLE AND NORTH-wEsTERN n. r. TAX SALES
-.s STATE OF TENNESSEE.
- ERM
. The ChyofN Nash
IN ra by sneof the
T pt lots, SHAVING sess
er
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lleDl-u0jIrIk.. il ss- ...5.-'. =

From vISCHER. OWEN & CO., General ssvert,ss,o
House .Aipleten Building sic Brozusxssl
New York.
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z Y Z Z =
For the Consideration of Sensible People

TVDDIING abOuti5 not the practice Of AikStth H.
IL He understands the dis-stse ~t once ana cures
IL hates long tanpering around and long running
b5ris bat sticks HhOuOrable praetice I" feseStA
bic fees AMI 70 cash payments Cases gwen nP by
other Physicians are often cured by Dr. AAsECA
tgaic- on ColIe-estr7eI, corner OF Line
juiTS-tT
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Tor year, advance, ,-------.----. > 90 :
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c0atinued adoption. until paid for and stopped
not p1ii il must be psid the time Of diseoutiau
nee or oHrOPtioE- If the party l. good, II Sillbe
sent atiIps5t-
RemItances By mail in ssregiztered y letters at
or risk
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Afer Nay Is, 1850. sol BROADE4K: Ia
doors from the ST. Niehol1s H0t9.
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m'5fellane0ns.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
+ D r S a L E.

to make Otheri Bvestments. epco
W p0set9 sell1lIa aur RealEstatein DavIdsOBco- =
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MHEREAs, AN>ON NELSON,

hreye
tina o or
6 satisfy then
uof
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o % herf " Of h h o ats
Char exe o them veany.
Ma ISoN Collector
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PREMIUM PIANOS.
Sunday School Celebrations.
Flags! Flags!! FIags!!!

NOTHING adds so much TO the appearance OF =
In Procession OF Sunday School chiIdsen Flag
inthe hand Of every little boy aud giri. LUCK is
prepared furnish them In any quantity, at 27
mayl-t -
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IhALrH OF AHEnICAS wOMlN,

IL From the N. y. Daily Esos. CEditoriaI)
y desire to call attention to a letter from DR.. Joshua
Bridge. on Health Of America Won en-" in another
column. lie treats the suij-ct in an able manner. and
his skill and medical Judgment my he relied upon.
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BURIAL CASES-A full asso. taent
Of METALLIC Burial CASES inst received.
Ihese Case. icing perfectly ~air-tisbt. very much re
tird decompo~tti"n II, ard entirely prevent the escape Of
any offensive gas; and are well aiapted To The nr-s-r
Walton and transportation Of the body.
An assortment aiva,S on hand. Orderds from
distance promptly attended to.
TkCESDELL & TOWNSEND.
Warren, o . June 18th. iss9.