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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

eoipsge az much ao poessA ~ "a tue Pres
ept diIspidsied state d the .'su," i'esS'r'
no bullion fupd is kept on hand II '''' uspo'ao'y
TIE Money market is soncwhst hrs> -, s,.Oa .:
some par-iss reporting create, case. Sss 0o,rs vac
revere. There is certainly more crs'~ :.
paper and some favori'e names bave been s'ss> "
Se9 q cent, which vent last week az 8 SlD y eeh :
Well indorsed first class paper is S09 y cesr sud
sir ale pane 500 y cent Demand loans are :
cent with rather better supply. The hgt ratdv
which ruled for few the open discount market
has attracted considerable amount of capital from the
street where it had been used in de maud loans The
bsnks appear still disposed TO act az they are still
losirg gold 70 the South and may be CALEB upon AZ any
momen, to furnish gold for deposits in tue Sub Treasury
On the Treasury Notes awarded last ooatb. The
arrangement which we noticed yesterday as having
been made between the Erie and Cenrs Roads Tor nn
advance of fares and freight charges, has beeo Joncd
in by the Pennsy lvania Central.
The following sre tns currency, Land Warrant, aRd
Specie Quotations Tor the wses corrected for "a from
the rsies current at the Banking Office Of Thompson
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that nieh be expected 70 result fom The u.,s~srd Co. - -
mon mar, Ct IN c credit hs. been abundant Sss a.
ps turn and sltbough certainly apFcs.ble tt.r 81
ispid rsvoh VII occur q present ye. easy essst,s
ofa condition ofthngs 10 which money would a. ~
drum" N very s while, and contiuue fsx w.
Iiod that would be both uspesssn.y long and -
ncyinE
fOr stance II the Boston hank specie should decline n,tsr
baf million only money would be quite gh until
covered million and hiq contingency With
Eueo hardness in NewYork itse the result IN part c<hs
ttasy payments into the Teasuy Imports and the sht Ss
use neut. Of Government FROM tbs organization Of the
Hose Of Representatives.
Ire agao the bank ans Of Eewvofk and Boston
only a Dot they peculiarly nscve Millions upon mh
Nos VEN are composed Of debts that uncolecs5 80
ptfn oDt OF both cities rather the debtor II these 10
ssscs We never less prepared than present M sAue
coSfTaciion.
TIE weekly statement Of the banks of Eew-0desss
f. The week ending Dec 81 compared with the pre-
viz as return showv the following resal,s;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

MoRE FREIGHT TO THE SoUTH THIS WINTER
THAN EVER BEFoREl-Tbe Central Railroad OF
Georgia, running from Savannah to Maooa, connecting
at Savannah with tri-weeky line OF steamships 70
NeuYork, is the grand freight carrying road OF tue
South: and would be the first to feel falling on OF
trade with New-York. The year ending Dec l, 1899,
showed an unparalleled succesthe net earnings being
nearly 25 per cent on the capital The month OF De-
cenber 1862 shows increase Of receipts over the
corresponding month Of the preceding year OF s@oooo
and the business of the month Of January, thus iar
maintains the same advance We believe the Sou'nern
steamers never did better Winter business than tney
are now doing. new additional steamer Is nearly
ready TO take Der place in the Savannah llne'
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MARRIED

COOPF-NEAD-On "Wednesday, Jan. II, In lafayette Flsee,
by the Rev Dr. Lewis Jacob NJ Ccope Of BrisT Gin, sing
Sing to Mia Emeile nead OF tine same place.
FoOT-COOK-On "Wednesday, Jan. IL. at the Church OF
the Tans6 .uiation by the Few Richard "httingnssa
sisted by the Rev Dr. Hau .hon M j. Howard Foot 10 is
Lille Cool all Of this city.
KIMBALL-CONKLIN-On Tuesday, jan 10 By the Rev M.
Hare, Timothy &. kimoa to Loretta j. Conkn all Oh 'h
city. .
sTEvENsADAMs-In Milford Mas on ss.urdsy pee; o.,
nv the Rev Baou, M Samuel b. Stevens to kiiss
Lavinia r. Adams, all Of Milford,
TARBELL-FOX-At Hi Side, Wednesday jan T. ~ the
Rev II. Ward of Lsa geve r. El!iny Ts6el oil the after
place 10 Mse Cynthia A. daughter Of Myron Fox o! the
fotmer place.
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lad Sertisement. |

iSTOCKRRTpgE n. z, Jan. 8, le60
r. B. LOCKE Co., Agent or Dr. Motifs CAalybeae Restors
tive PIls'':
DKAR SIRs: by daughter has derived much bensh from
the OF Dr. Notts ChsybNste kesto ave that can
ger delay writing you the subject FOR three years she
been great sufferer from dyspepsia The skill
full physicians employed bat all TO purpose Dyspepsia
haS bold her constitution that II seemed only the
anye could elss her from its ruawine pains Patent nsd.
cines ded good in Of debility deanse1 sIo-
Ach and torpid liver she tried and ah they at first might
help her, weeks would ind her low and prove
their relief but temporary She subject the ut Distress
Ing sinking could scarcely life her
stomach constantly aud hnlen and her nights restless
unroreehng. when she DR.
hos Chaybeste Restorative, and after the of six
boxes she very cOnPortsbe meal-suters
from those dreadful sinking well at nghtesn read
dsst sweep &c. In Gs quite another aud
all this great improvement under God can sScribs but to Dr.
Motts Invaluable medicioe
Very respectfully your friend J. n. HOFFMAN.
Principal flee No. Broadway and for by sill Drag
cists. TIice 50 cents per box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

THE DKFAULTIEG STATE TREAsvREK Gov. Nor
y;lI of Maine in his Address TO tho Legislature
Friday last devotes brief space TO the robbery Of the
Stat. Treasury BY Mr. Peck. He says;
Ero,n tho best Information it has been possible to
..hsr in the limited time and means at command, the
ssrUasons carried on through checks upon the banks
Having depo and which &c mol sPPet .a bpeS snS
40 o00 and $50 OO and which, it is believed has 10
xIo 90 ~ 1S been conserted that no is not able
10 restore IT, and that will fall upon tue
a. TEs S,s,s. ipdeu,ntt against allmate loss Is un-
aoubtedy ample upon the efici.l bOLdi aud am A.
s~red that the responsibilities OF the sureslss w U
honorsby met without e@ bairsssment 70 spe a
and win no further Indulgence than may DC lu'"y o.
fsS IN dispose of the Interests assigned 20 'oe u iv
shsr nro,ectiou Still invite your carefdl lEveSVga,
Jon OF The transactions o Tue Treasury AZ 70 tas 40
tie puolic funds, and the practices Of ParlsS oneAi
add unofficial, with II.
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COURT cALFNDAR-Tuu DAY.

SUPREME CoURT -Circut-Part Mos. 80 BIB,
3,l, 20 Sz5 S 355 49, s BAL, 3i3 ass 3 49, 35 ss3 Ssi
arc at3 PSt II Nos 23n9 c 2S2 $50 2a pa SS 2Sj 200
2G4, 2t6, 26s 27B, 2Ts. 282, 2B4, 2ss 2,1, 2ss.
SUPREME Court. Special Term.-AdJourned to
Fridsy -
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Psrt Mos. 3S2, las 3SS,
3e2 aa4 ge6 400 ~ as 4O6 Az 4li as 2N, 51 "a.
Pnt -Nos 1897 laf8 49, 3 s9i, sss 400 40 45 46 40
az 4l4 as. POI, Bl2. 31 -
CoURT or COMMON PIEAs.-Par Mos. 1872, -,
Co. &C. 7s2 ~ 2gl 2e 286. 98 lz7 2g9 go Ia. Part "
327. i2'.
Kings CouSTY CRcUIr Counr-Nos. 80, AZ, 10l,
H. o l 1 l9 Ill ~ Reserved Causes.Nos. ., 10, Is,
II, %, 50, 80, %, g., 70, T. %, 100, ITO
BRooKLYn CITY CovRT.-NoS. 49, 40 Al, A., IS, A,
A, 40, Al, 50, Is, 81, SO, 50, "a, 81, o. 90, e.
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0AmE AEp BHDsThe present Game Law Of this Ssse pro-
yides In substance a. follows: The zs Of any wild deer
dgs quail woodeock snipe during tbs months Of seera
an oh April MAY June and July pEoh5itoe under
atty Of 25 for each osnse Common csei or their sssnts
nay the dscharps their legitimate business deer
during the Inhibited period without vi,ston Of the
and commission and dealers protected
they show to the satisfaction Of the Court thst the in
question from other state foreign country tn
killed during the inhibited period The taking Of
speckled brook trout Is prohibited between the 18th day Of
September the 18TH day Of February under the n
provisions in the games bat tue Csyugs Sem
sea Crooked Utsego Lakes excepted from this prohibit
ton Receivers Snd dealers in s@e have larger pecanisy in
enforcement Of the aw for than
body else and ought in reasonable way dscoue the
unlawful killing thereof For ourselves, win In
knowingly from this State killed during the inhib
eS period for all consgnents made AFTER the st Of Feb
rusry proxno congnoys s,y and BE- prepared
10 ninh conclusive evidence to the Courts that killed
PRIOR in ibed period On from other States hso
is restriction and presume the evidence Of the tAnspsTs
ton companies wil be sufficient. -.at
The Game markets. greatly depressed Very large
continued weather has brought Venson down
hsn have known early In the
Had the weather reasined WinteT.ke, reduction
would occurred but It becomes necessary stimulate
consumption by large reduction of rats& Prairie Chickens
abundant and lower. They seliog steadily at a.
but uere Of quantities could be thows
the market without farther break down For QGs the do
nand fully equal to the supply and we think prices will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

GREAT GUE.-Leut- RodDsn, who invented
pan for casting cannon hollow by the use OF core
through the centre Of which stream oil wafer
i, forced for conducting off the heat aud thus eoohs
some people, who thought every story "numous
large macs Of metal, recently had gun s"cceS''u'y
east which weighed upward Of 80 tuns. Inc ea'uue
which is four feet in diameter and l9 feet long 7'u
10 be the largest cannon in tho world. rms monster
cannon was cast the latter part OF bass month"; AZ
sOuDdsry in Pittsburgh, Pa, and has been nAno1 Tue
Floyd, after the Secretary Of War As Lieut. nou-
mans plan for casting proved entirely soceessfu 1t
said that should guns Of this calber be required they
can be manufactured with dispstcb and in any quantity
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n. Y. Wholesale Prise. Of Country sfsanss,

Fon TEE WExx BxDso @kpsssbAI, JAN. ~ iaN
Reported exclusively for Ta. sswi OK tSSvsE
Norrcs TO cossssoss FAss gkoprcE-Put svsfytaiss
Including weight with tas, and name Of articles Az.
tack BIZ Of particulars inside q one package nafssd " s.
always send by mall with aotice when and noF tns
V sailing Berries Fruits &c. whore packages
ss e,uiped ard small lots Of stuff 10 v cent Other fsr
Produce generally. y cent ,os -, a
Wholesale such Farmers realize end not Joo6efs or 5cH
tor prices. 10000
ry fogsy, sDd sunshiIy BY turns and warn tnI
The receipts Of butter CONTINUES ss .ss ds@sa J, - ss
lase. Taken all Ia All, the Butter trade l. jut pog gate
to look upon The bright side that an nc s.ea demand
ipnH up this MONTH and activity prevail without fortr
Kyer Jsy i nov diminishing strength Of these srpcos
ons and increasing the seriousness Of those already on tho
Ne 90 rot essentially cbsnge figures Sales u,ds
all ss rates named ssS s s sa .a ss
enough Of this ea.s to DO worth us1 Pc
ScScn Continually changing 90 3. to eaSish relative
quantities othe better ana increase those Of the lower as
whsteyef of expecting any improve ~
prices but country ee wne. tlh has oesn 90 @fons
Re sSe too pSscptatey would only cary
break sronlee speculative opesons aacy soa. az
S 9sass Co Rs zs az az S. s.'S Rs
sss.s en- in . Sls.,s DO is al : So
Sta %sh t9s dOls sa wsser1 a fan e god sn
sac fair to good.....l6 0ls iRoi Butter ;;... Ss
6rmness Ii observsole,
tendency We do change figures. We quote; -
EItrs quality y ID ..laiI Ea<ash Dairy GSshealts:
Fair to good qualiy... a o English Dairy West.. -1H
Mediums sIs In large supply We quote packages
Medium b. g. ib..i 1901 ssidaey
Medium old do... ssel 90 cas-, Canads...''''. Se !"
Marrow, do..........- -Ql 9J
BssrW.I-Soatnern and Western. T. D. e6dsSc
Bsoox CoRs--We quote: Beat grades Y NJ ioSllc-
BucKwHkAT FLouR-b2 00O % L.
Fees. We quote:
state ard Philadelphia 81 q "a LINED Rsss.....~ -
Wes,ern..............ie "a 20
FRKsn MEATs- We quote:
Beef sides, good ~. Pork, estrs, hesvy... Cd
Button % IVeal carcasses 0ie
Pol heavy 73iPOrk, Jcrsey, sht.... 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

govrEIRs SHoEs.-One OF our cotemPorares "S a'1
aTNhst IL 20 hinder US IRON manufacturing our own
shoes7" To which an.wer-the wan. Q. nc. ~,
Thonsands of bushels Of sh0e-pegs are orouSns nol
49, Eo,th snd soid 10 Southern sloenakers ish pos
sble thai there Is no wood the Southern states sun
able or that the manufacture OF shoe-peg Deson ss
sOathern ingenuity We know the contrary h au man.
tse,pr az Sontberp shoes bad better begin at the DC
Sinnine sod LEI their me,to bendepeodeTes 10 s1O0
s@ea Augusta DHpasch'
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issnss ef b wife ffestsss beng given the ch.rss
Of Oatsr Young Mrs Williams siuinered her husband
saion with rick The Jury fctnrneda verdict Of
guilty Of ssss with intent 10 commit rspe The prisoner
was iemand6A
fne active looking shout % years OF age named VIM
Hagbe expert professional burglar was sentenced 20 hve
Sing Sing for stealing $50 In bank notes rom tue scrt
toc Of William Rheinsnder No 81 East Sinete@nths Fbe
seTssnt Of Mr. RbensneT testified that the prisoner got ro
her the Information to the where the money Wa kept
hn The OF entering the could not be aoeTned
Adjourned.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoss-JAs. ll--Bef'f' Cit,

COURT OF GENERAL sESsIOSs-JAs n-Befcre City
Judge kUssBIL -,
Since the months bnsiness has been fairly enlereu
upon the sessions he Court usually proFa'ted TO as
hour q,
Lawrence Reilly and Themes McAeer wers einty ried ana
convicted Of burglary having entered the new bck hoase
West Thirty and stolen terclom quantity o. ota
pipe tie property Of Mr. eksE the 5 Of December ihey
Sentenced each TO term Vi two IA the Ss flso
Julia Fzeeislt pleaded guilty to Petit larceny sne wAs
cksubcnsa 10 the time referred In the complaint ~ tee
bancroft House In Broadway and took ewey worth In
al Isl from the b-reau Of the clok the property Of Nj Due
% fr The porpose she alleged fellow
vsn who was going to party THAI night Sentence
pended a., 80. s.n,sp.ed On ,uo GEAR, I'm Ala. :, "a.
Prison foI passing some csnn,esS 81 ela on the hu'!aad
I, Hsitsnsn received sinner -entense fer s'ssn5 "a
woitn VI % Christie on tho lath OF Noyeinber .
einainniiye skoeualsr asged rI hsemPsr, VS. nsa
oI i ~, b.r s.d stsbbng her with his stocmskers knife
Slch he eaned under his shht-Siee'"' i" jury 0queo
him. ,, - t,i.d far committing roIs upon
h cogstry whs was hs employ ~ 70 ~ a. tSs
tn va. iii mony shoB cd that she D'aae 'He "
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Ia ~ INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TRRMrSER-JAs. iis-B,sOr,
Justics fkGRspAk.
OPIsIOE,
CASE OF JAMES SHEPPARD.
The People eSt. Jsmos Sheppard.

The People sgt. James Sheppard.
INGRAHAN, j IN this case new t1L was ordered
the Ss .ss T 81 ss SsSs 70 ' ss c oS
vas nsde on the apP aon Of the District attorney sending
nov msde that the indictment be RENTED for trial to the Court
the prisoner urges in support Of bis notion
tbs, since the passage Of the act Of 1883 the prisoner has right
TO insist Ia IA the sessions where the indictment
found that the oi.tcAtorDev and Court Of Sessions
ST y I s the oys, and de-
writ Of matter Of right aud 10 review Of the finding
The &c, Of 1855 does give TO prisoner convicted the Sessions
oes oense such right but such right does no, depend
eows this only il he case of conviction in TIE. Court and the
poyiouS Of to the sending OF from that Court
tLa sisute.
Ey The statute q r. g. 5b ed p ss tho Court o. Sessions
offences which at the time Of the Of the statute we're
Lot ahe tasTen to the Oyer and dSne' and at that time
Since the law boon so altered as 70 give that Court the
he obnssory pSrt Of those provision which compelled the
TO such the Oyer aud Terminor has
uhony sepdins ndicm from the Sessions there nigh.
be doubt whether uneer that secen the could
Iropery be this Court for trial. but the h section
The page gvcs the Sessions discretiona power
b. T snS % not SsT. BEEN sd and dss
mined and provides for the trial OF such cases In the Sessions
the e ond IermiDer sheuld emi. such indictments again
The Lrovions Of this section are ample 10 authorize the send
e Of al indictments found in that Court to tho Court Of Oyer
and 1ernner ard the enlargement Of their jurisdiction mas
any limit the power Court under the sh section,
9h,ivo sections taken together evidently intended to
eonpe me sessions 70 sehe 70 'ne err ~. d W
d'ctn 'mt iof ots winch t"oy 10 e"u 70
thai Sourt discretion 20 ssno any ca.o sney eJu -
this CooIt ihey deemed " 81 80 " % ~
,nboIs uc Psssaee ~ ~ .n ~ ~ be same noxar
OF tha touii' 81. VI .us ~ * &C., fs
pVM 70 al ~ .s i ~ 1sh soct;o, NJ q. o,sI
Inc intent oI ,ne M ~ se va ~ Us
psset 4" f S;s - az o. "a Tepn,sr a. " oor
meme oy the oess0ns W INC |Se Su ie'oi 'na no"
s0pp49sea H. A. g.. - a.. a rro,,ar an, r, a,
IN cnghlo "nen 'he Oouit o yer suu gu sVi
Delivery was held IL any county that Court haa tue entire cSl
uo % tne VI ec ~. ~
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[A6ysrtiseInent1
THE GENRRAI HEALTn OF TuE PEOPLE

Wss better than at present. and the entire GbSouos
PrDonic onpaiDts In localities is owag to the
ductioH Of Mrs M N GARDNEs's lSpIls BALsAS LyEs
WORT H0ARH0UND. : old everywhere.
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IAdvsctisenent.
GIRLS AND WoMsN '' SHOULD I

PnRENoLOGY KSABLE THIN avoid selfish aud immoral
and also to direct properly the training and education
children. Examinations kOwLKR WELLS S03 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

DR.. BANNING

DIR. BANNING has RETURNED TO his Office No.
81 Beeckers four doors Of Broadway for he r4dies
Of hernia Female and Sina Diseases, etc. by k i'm
proved BRAcKs- Information mailed FIRE. Hours from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

THE REn RANGTR-NFW RoMANcE 0r n

1HE hED hANGER-NEW ROMANCE OF THE
-DIamstized by g. Aiken eco from Sylvsnas
Cebb's famous Ledger story. Thrilng stirring Exciting
BrBliaEt! Startling Elegant! Admirable! Produced first
tune this afternoon and evening at Bsrnums Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

The dividend accounts are from the revenue of six
month"; ending Feb Is and Aug. 81 and do not CORE
spond with The financial year. The net earnings for
the year ending Aug. 81, 1859, and which the div-
dends d, clared, sil7 963 80, leaving
plus Of SLIPS 60 after paying all expenditures for
operating the road loss tic Delaware Railroad also
for all new work. such as new bridges, track and
new cars, engines, sc. The report says:
"Of thenew loan authorized by the stockholders, Of
a. GO, there has been disposed Of ~ 1856 600 OF
which So ego has been reduced und cancelled. There
has been exchanged paid of Of the loan due July
/, 1860, $2,006,z 9l %. There remains upex-
changed and unpaid of the loan due July I, 1860,
sii5iS5. The loan due April |, 1853 Of $4,000, has
been paid as stated in the last report, from reve
nue. In the payment of the above loans, due April
1853 and July 1852 there has been used Of tho cur
rent of the read sl2i, 52i 20. This sum may
be regarded surplus invested in the bonds oi the
Company. The balance of the loan due July iooo,
viii all be easily lqu,daGed from revooue ana other
available means Of the Company
The experiments made in substituting coal Tor wood
as fuel on the road have beensasiicory and establish
savng of about 20 y cent The cost per mile run
varies from GIL to 7.9l cents
The Boston Pos says;
Orr bank specie dseliaed on Saturday % sAfoso with
Change ruling dec dedy against Boston in mn
Of the continued activity market thu. hss In
whether BY borrGwlTs or o;hersiss
In State ,rtet 'ne aeand tor money u rfhsr ana
outside o. tho bsa the supply adequate for really good
But rates high, and quote tn 10 cent
ss s Su Sss 81 s
obtained At any price and those IN need think themselves IA
yored when hcy can borrow cent month upon thess
saI4 y cent. with unisll Business go b.
rem, desnS with tbs facts sSOu, many
OF ess securities oasuns % yes aay " sfeos npoa poes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

PHYSICAL CULTURE yoa WoNEx--We hear thse
some of the Young lades in Cambridge learning a
a fencing master, OF, more properly epeaking ~
fencing MISTRESS the manly ara OF seif-dofonse u
is little too bad, That II dopriying as Of one o.
prerogstiyes lProvldescs SseES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

UNITED sr2rKs PER CEsr TEsasURy xorn,y
~. g.IK I'm smouats TO sui.. Natuvd Tsesaary Neut
tsksa Without discount, IN payment fer the above
TEerPsoN BRorrERs nss WseSs,
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tAdveriseraent

AdverIaser1ent
BARTUOLF's CELEBRATED SEWING
MACHINES, No. ast Broadway,
corner of H0vsrdst.,
NeW-Ysrk.
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fAdvernssmeatJ
Millions Of Bottles of Mrs. WIEsLOw's SooTH-
IEe used every year the Unbed ststss fo
Children Teehing with neveTins Relief Is inme
date cd certain. Only 25 cents bottle.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAsBsRA-JAS 1i--Befors Justice


Samuel d. HAring ast. Joseph Shannon
This was q motion 10 discharge an order OF arrest
upop which the defendant had been hold to bail the sum OF
toe lhe brought for alleged wrongful CONVEX
sion head Of cattle, the 2s Of November last
alleged by plaintiff tina; on that DAY the
made ,e them r cash. to be Psid before the cattle were
taken away while defendant and p ntih were in ne hotel
settle tee payment the defendants servants drove
the cattle away. -,
lie ero out slant the defendant said he could not pay for
them but would give order for the payment on MI Puoy
In on Market Upon that the order would
honored the plaintiff ook the In payment ,r the cattle
Mr. PJy refused the order boane he alleged he lad
10 funds belonging the defendant IL also sverred that
be ca were brought sad slaughtered The same
motion discharge the order OF arrest Was Denied WIN
DECISION.
Valentino L. Sheldon sgt. james Tnby IT,, ct al
TIE plaintiff may take an order giving BIN leave 10
serve case or bill exceptions within two days upon pay
r 10 the dsfendants attorney 80 costs Of this notion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

A New York BRuIsER SHoT.-J. w. Cummings
NewYofk shoulder bitter shot In the abdomen the
night Of Dec % ia saloon by Samuel Wheeler
The istter had dispute with trend Of Cummings which
have been settled On the evening In question
Cnungs attacked and beat Wheeler sc osnt Of his friend
Wheeler pistol and hted The first shot did not
take eject the second he fired the ball lodged the
sb5ouDen Of Cummings ctns dangerous and perhaps fatal
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