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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01
Sept. 2a. ls59-y.


NOTICE is hereby given iha, viii Offer
4V for sale at pnblic auction on The 18TH
day Of February, A. d. 1850, Tie lts.-s sit-
ated in Dubois county, beloDgirg n fAe
State University, the descriptions. piats
and anprsisemeuls OIL which are now fied
Said sale will take place at the Court house
in the town Of Jasper, and viii continue
from day 10 day. uuiil all Of ssil lands are
offered, Said lands will be sod ~ nos ists
than their appraised value, and uii unso,d
lands will De subjec, 10 private entry. Puf-
cbasers will be required 70 give security
against waste.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-fourth Of the purchase meuey cssh
10 hand, the remaining 'hree-four:hs a. the
expiration OF ten years, with reyen per cent
interest annually il advance on The deferred
payment. JOHN MEHElNGER,
Dec. 81. 1s59-td Auditor Dubois co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

COMET HING NEW-B 7 BARBITTS
- BEST MEDICINAL SALERETuS,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

National Liererssry, established J ,nmn,,
~, 1879 solely for the cure 81 PRIVATE
DlSEA SEES,
The Fecul.y Of this Instituion. insisting
~ three physicians q rraat experience 10
he treatment o. al! SEXUAL DI~OEDE
rvite attention 90 them New SYSTEM o.
PRACTICE, founded Oh the latest discoveries
IN Medtcal Sr,a,ra
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The following is Lisi Of Premiums whicI
WI ne sold 70 Subscribers Tor TWENTY FIv'
cfsrs each. On The receipt Of the sob.
script ion money, they viii be informed &
wat Prtmiurls they are cntiile and ,her
= 1, optional Whether they pay H.. r,gKaTy-
TIVE CENTS On each and take The Premiums
on not.
The following l. full
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

CARMAH-n Brooklyn. Thurdsy, Peb Charles csrnGn'
aged 4e years, months and day.
DBED0sR-ln W liamsburEh. u Thursday morning Eeo
ser ling aud ssl il nines' cs she 6oie with Gaisnc
her dsugher o. w and the Sarah ". Dredger
GIILENln this city. Thursday Feb Of scarlet fever
Mary Lousa aged years, mouths ard day.
HONLDlN-n Brooklyn, Friday evening, FEB TO- Of scar,
let fever Edwsrd J. Jaduea Of Mary Lawrence AID
fiete'ek Howidin AGED year, 10 months and days.
% aiterd tbe uIers from No 1874 Bergen street between
Hoyt and Bond streets Sunday ito oirOV a. y O'Clock
p
HANEANIn This city, on Thursdsy morning Feb after
severe nes Margaret Herman aged - years and months
HAhRSAt Mouut Vernon Westctester County, Thurs.
cav. Feb q Mrs Rachel wife Of Richard Harris baptst
mirbter. in the seth year Of her age.
HyDE-In .hs city Wednesday Feb Of milan Of
The besTt, Samuel b. J. Hyde, aged 10 year and mohs
McSPFDONOn Thursdsy evening Feb o. Elizabeth, you're
child Of Thoms and Hester mcSPedon, aged years sud
months. -.
residence Of the parents Third avenue and seventy
third street
NooKF-on Thursday Feb o in this city, Frank B. Moore
only Of j. c. and sbes Meore aged months and -
days.
His remsns viii taken Railway, ~ j. for interment
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
h funeral this Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock from me
resdeDce Of his parents No. l4s Eat Thrty-hr street
RIuGwAY-In this city ThurIdAy evening Feb aged rs
teys Elizabeth W. Riogway.
sCOTT-In this city Thursdsy morning, Feb John j. v
". Scott, IN The 25d year Of bic age
sHCTWRLL-In this city Thursday afternoon. Feb. p Of
consumption Byron Shetwe In the 5sth year OF h age
TRUBsHAW-In Brooklyn, "wednesday, FEB Q. Frances
ApB only child Of j. w and Sarah Trubhsw aged years.
months and 20 days.
sEed years. granddaughter Of j. T. Wilson, late Of London
EnKlsnd.
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FrrpAr. Feb. lO--r. =


There is evidently better tone in the Stock Market
and points Of resistance appear TO have been reached
at which the hammerng Of the bears has important
effect. The adyices from Albany continue to be unia
yorabe 10 the passage of the bills adverse to railroad
in,erestg and the frmnees Of Central, gro wing ont OF
this fact, Is sympathiLed in by the remainder Of the
speculative market. We think the bu faction has re-
ceyed some important aecessions within short time
but they do nd seem 70 have Infused courage
enough into their coDfreres to bring about
any vigorous movement for tho rise. Meanwhile tue
bears make no important demonstrations aud the mar
ket is made up from day today Of variations Of
cent It. Il supposed that the short interes. of the
street il smaller than usual and any attemp' OF the
buIs 10 advance the market would lack the element Of
success which lies in large short interest Central
today active than ofste but the market had an
advancing tendency and the stock sold between the
Boards at Il = II aterwad felback TO a, but elosed
at az bid. Southern Guaranteed was among the most
active stocs but the advance since the early part OF
the week wac not sustained. II closed st Ia having
been l., Yesterday. Pacific Mail was dull and heavy
in the morning, but sold 40 80 again at the afternoon
sessiou. Reading was firm under orders to buy from
philadelphia The Western shares generally were
strong but not very active. Rock Island was among
the frmeet advancing 10 CD bid. The business In the
Bond market was to fair extent and well distributed
In come cases prices were lower, but generally fun
price, were paid. The bonds Of the Michigan
Southern road were upfayorably influenced
by tho circular Issued yesterday. After the Second
Board the amount Of business done limited, but The
market exhibited considerable Grmness. The closing
prices were; Virginia Gs, 49, S92li Missouri 6s,
SoI ssl; Canton Company, l6i9l6ii Cumberland
Coal Company, 49, 0l6i Pacific Mail, sO@sOI New
York Central Railroad, 71t97lli Erie Railroad, 81
az; Hudson River Railroad, 4Oa4Oli Harlem Rail
road 9a9l; Harlem Railroad Preferred, $jl est
Reading Railroad, 3s, s39i Michigan Central Rail-
road, 81 OBI; Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroad 52d6i Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad Guaranteed, IL! 91i2i Panama
Railroad, 1915 9I32; Illinois Central Railroad, 56l
1854; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 81 ass Cleve-
land and Toledo Railroad 19lSl9ii Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, 60! S69li Illinois Central 70
So 0s9.
There has been q moderate amount Of business IN
foreign bills for the steamer tomorrow, and rates are
heavy. Sterling is lOsalOSl. France are hrm a.
5.2Os5lSl.
Freiehts to Liverpool: GO bales Cotton at ID wv
boxes Bacon, st 22s. Cd. 100 tee Beef, at al lVV
bbIs Pork, at De- 3D.. 800 boxes Chseee, at rs. od'
and per steamer, so tea Lard at 5js-, ana % 'uhs
Clover Seed. at 4Os. To London; $40 bbl. Pork AZ
3. 9d 90 tcs. Rice, al 2s. Cd. 500 bb Oh Vakei ~
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orscu 70 the owner reovcs the goods TO boating barn
by hin place Of Temporary storage and facilitate
anihpment 20 csns boats The canal rer unrasonsbly
dsyed 10 receive them aeF being requested and promised
do end they consumed By fire.
Marshal aRt Smlih et Il Where there has been
refo under subd 2Il Of tue Code question
degrading not on the fsos found but IN the
coed ng on the Lia IL the oetemu on the facts must
be raised BY exception and there be In this Court
Of the correctness Of the determination Of the facts
Low sgt, Austin ct 81 "A person who had contract
ed to furnish materials and bud vessel for another IT, until the
completion II hH Contract the within the meaning Of the
statute H. S. 1857 proceeding Cor the collection Of demands
aganst ships and vessels
The person whom built
the lien Of who under with the builder has fur
Dished materials done work upon IL to the Of $50
Olcott agt. The TIOga Railroad Compauy.-A for
esn corporation sued in this State avail itself Of the
ute Of limitations II IT, Ike natural person within the oycep
ton TO the operation Of the statute y R. s., 2 Sec 2 by
which the time Of absence om the be taken As
part Of the time limited Tor the Of acou
Gganit IT,
Faulkner agt Delaware and Raritan Canal Compa.
ny II DEMO, 44ll, oyenuled
White ct nj agt Hacket ct al-IrTespeetive of the
amendment ch 44 Of 1857 ~ 20 the authorizing the for
nation Of limited partnerships special partner could
Of the firm insolvency, claim distribution
of asse for the Reimbursement Of loans advances by
him over and above the capital be contributed until ell other
creditors satisfied.
The amendment decGratoy Of the existing but
introduced rule.
Lawrence act. Fox.-An action lies on promise,
made by the defendant upon valid consideration to third
for the benefit Of the plaintiff although the plaintiff was not
pTvy 10 the consideration.
such promise IL 10 be deemed made the plaintiff n adopted
BY him. though be party not cognixant OF It when
mase. (Per johnson CHI j. and DEMO- ~
held where A. loaned 20 the defendant upon bis
promise TO the plaintiff TO whom A. stated that he
prom ed 20 nay the like there being
other evidence Of the fact than such declAJstion-
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DIED.

BROWELEK-On Friday sferno0n, Feb. TO- the Rev. wm G.
Brownlee D. Senior Pestor Of the Collegiate Reformed
Dutch Church, in the nh year Of his sse.
e notice viii Be published OF the tue ofuuers serviees
RURTOSOn Friday, FEB. TO- az bis residence ia lud-
an street William =. Burton, n the 57th year his
sopSnnpon sarah c. wife Of A o. Branch, the 18th year
BR RH Thur,dsy Feb Oliver p of Oliver H P.
Brush. aeed ~ years =. -, -.
vesr snd months emily child Of Richard and Sarah O..
6Ooka. - -
.I,sht No le8 Washington street, Brooklyn,
% s1nS.V aeruoon a o'clock FRIENDS are invited 70 AZ
tena without further notice.
Hartford, Gem, papers Piease copy. -. =,
RoBERTs-On Friday Feb 10 Fanaie youngest daughter OF
fb and ea,ak Anna Roberts in the 18Th year o. per ass
s relivss ard friends Of the family are espeoslnu ~
1o d her fneTsl from the residence Of her Htne, 70 -
STATE street Breokyn At II O'Clock on SECOND my
ne l5th tr4 wisbeu eurtbeg nEttetioa
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NEw-OKLKANs, Feb 9COTToSj s1es today 300 baIes q
quotably lower prces SuoAR buoyan
vaDeed &c. FLOUR clossd with advance q % cOyyaz
closed hrm sales Of n 500 bags ilt0ila MOTAasRs eel
4c BARLEY Sc Oars 6cc. MISS PoRK buoysnt $l8 t
dSlB IS Freghts and Bxchsnge uneht1
AUGUSTA Feb 9C0fTOH UNCHANGED; sales to-day 400 b
CHARLESTON Feb aCoTTOS quei sales to-day zoo bassat
sales Of the week IS 0o0 bales. ID. IL
MoBLE Feb 9-COTToS quiet and easier bot quotations
changed sales to-day AGO bales; Mddling l0sGl0ic
PHILADEIPHIA, Feb. lo.-FLOUR unchanged WaRAT
steady at 81 34GSl 80 for Red and ~ Oo 81 80 for Willie.
CORN from 78c Provisions ective MISS Fork @b zSW
fl5 80. WHISKY steady at 22a25c. -.
SAVANNAH Feb. aC0rTON unchanged sales to-day l.s&S
baes saes the week, 8e bsesi receipts Of ssus tina
1905 bales against u coo IN same time last year. inoreesed 10
stock bales ExcHAEGB London, irrcgulAr quoted
l08dlO8i; on New-York, unchanged.
BAITiNoKY, Feb. lo-FLOUE dull and unchanged WHEAF
dull at 81 GOA 81 5 Com du and declined lc sales At "
&c. Yellow and 65d70c. for White. PRoTtsOys quie
WHIsKY acarce and wanLed, a an advance.
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aes Of 100 b6s Warrington selected at 81 Oh S6L In ssd
6RUGs AER PYEs ar. e q, .sSus;s ss' sss
HIDE Tbs nsietis sore sctivs on sscoasve soso.u..
's q Loco weso'H s'sghsr e. s oass zoo casssis
ca ~ "a bond and 200 Ceutra American 10 average st
n oNseOh Pig is quiet but steady; .alo Of 100 tuus
81 AvGsSS sun, InAmsricsn Pig sales % 80
no ssne Lave beea made 1t S2 6moA Other kinds seR
CORR eIhe qs, bat esdy at previous ru.sss
iSs e IN I'm b for export % pryss.s tstp,
2sfazsse, eaNe job ots command 2sIs mos ADD -
Ps. heavy At - pa i1i IS o9 Il "a @sa p
os-LiDssss = fne sales 81 oo0a CD gallons q SO
cash cgde Sperm % ocf /. P5s aH Ss Ss e. AZ S:
eares and uc'S ssSS ue xurd ~. 81 sah Lard on
cash and months foI prime ky asd Western Winter ed
for Cy distilled and ss csh fsr ssposfsd DIV s
erate request at 80 30 90 fer qusTts and st ~
dozen pnts Pain has been b good request & 81 ne
sPELTER-The market Is arIn. win moderate inquy,
WHALEBoEE is quiet bot finn at pssvlees pioea l-ssl
finn a. a. ScaS4 sS for email Western md hssI,s oss -
Georrels Bank Maekerel firm, sod tho dcraaad tIo
bs. No Ms q SS So Pcslsd Hs me- 49, = 4
limited dsmsnd and prices favor the buyers sles 800 b
% 5Oa$S Is for small and medium handsome quality
CoTTONThs market Is heavy sales Of 800 bais. ~ u
roer ard active; Gales Of c6s bsgs pr
Starlight private terms goo bags e w 0Sic ylt de-
lie and 25 d. lie sales also Of 800 bags 81 DOMINGO q
lie aud IA mats Java on private terms. a, =.
SUGARs-Tbers l. moderate demand a fa ress saes -
ticp soo boxes Hsvsns At es lsSss ss and . hhds Ns
Orleans &c Refined steady We quote United sas
lGafic for Crushed Ground and Oranaaed, H0Ssc her
HIDEs-Tss market Is more ,aetve sales Of l0Ooo Rs
Grane speculation at 2le in bond and 600 slaughoF On
MoI1ss Es-Tbe demand is very dGn; prices are hssyTs
RICE Z setvs sales Of 42s tes at 50 Tsss4s7 iOon
terms
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marriaEe. and Deaths in California.

In San Francisco jan in Groe Church, By the Right Hey
Bihop Kpp D. D. 4 Morrs Locke Of the arm Of Locke
Montague to Sarah T. Of James W. Dexter formerly
At San Nseo jan by Jcdge Fox CharesN Fox, District.
Attorney Of San MaeO County TO Hiss Lucy Taylor oil Ann
In San Francisco H. by the Rev. Dr. Scott CsP Angus
tine d. Carpenter 70 Miss Hannah y. Cole. =,
In Sacramento, jan. g Dr. wm Mcconnell 10 Miss Lucia NJ
al Michsan Bar jan g. Charles MaIee to JuettA COster
In Sacramento, jan Joseph Scott to Miss Caroline Nun
h Iowa City Jsn. O. William Van vsetor Miss Elizabeth
On Cssvea River Jan. g. Augustus Phelps to Miss Rose
In San Francisco jan IT, by the Rev Dr. Scott Mr. James
b. Holden Of San frsncsco. to Mrs. Ida Dresser.
DIED.
In Sacramento jan 8 Robert H. Cochran sgsd "a years and
months.
in sscrsenO Jan Martin T. chAmpuey native OF BO'
In San Franei,co on wednesday, II, William NJ Tiles
ton. late Of Nsv-York City sred % years.
In stockton, jan ;, W. ID. Fullerton, aged 81 years
In OToyie jan Of consumption d. A. Brown aged ~
in San Francisco Jan r. Whitney AvOrd Of Albany, N "
Near knshs Landing, Yolo County, Jan Oliver siass'
Bged 50 years.
On Cow Creek Shasta County Jan Geo. wehols formerly
In stocitop Jan s. W D. Fullerton, sEed "a years.
~ WaId's Ferry, Tooanne County, Dec a. sanoel Al
" lnte, aged ~ years. o.. -.
In sscrs6no jan IS Mo Thomas Penney, aged as yssrs
In ento Jan 49, Mrs Abby g. Jacobs formerly Of
Ht Fefes, mn Jan H. L. l. Chamberlain sged 30 years.
In Sacramento Jan a. H. T. ReOa aged % years. formerly
In San FraneoO, Jan. H. Mary, wife Of James W. worn
In ss Francisco Jan T. Mrs Laura Croun native OF New
YORK eyed 80 years, wife Of Mr. Daniel Crouin.
In San FraScsoo, Is after short illness, hr samuel
Barrett aged % yesrs
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Reb lo--Befors Re
cOrder BARNARD.


An old maD, 65 years of age, named Charles Wood,
money broker tried tie charge Of stealing two promise.
~ nstes 35l7 and $780, signed BY IT, Rugs sud owned
bv Peter Mcleod They the possession Of Reuben X,
prosecution was snquihed fround that the taking the
ss wss larceny but anything breach OIL trust DE-
MOad discharged.
David Beach alias Leach, the alleged forger Of a
Tor 3i55 Robert Bonner Of Ths Lege some
from on aIrsRned snd tried on the charge george H.
BrsgS paying teller the Nassau Bank was Son ad een-
tilted check the handed him by the prisoner Ia Oo
sone called at his office and asked TO the sampebook of
the checks printed for the Nassau Bank, which he showed MN
and prisoner selected and order COPIES
10 b. bound in book. He gave Ids ~ H. Williams a
e idpthed forged check in question which must
have taken from the book printed for he prisoner
The crcss-examnation much amusement Wss crested Dy
ordy conflict between the counsel for the prisoner ana tue
vi n the stand.
X. W. Mabieson, the Assistant Teller wa also cbeo ana
M Brigs was reosed and stated particularly The cTcam-
stances which attended the presentation Of te bogus coeh
10 by Sr Bonner prisoner replied that he would heve II
cerihed and short time returned with the checA
indorsed, and the monuy thou paid
Robs Bunner Wa called end testified that tho
genuine. The check ITSELF vas sooa HHis4o pu'
the Enforcement poorly done. . $50.
E1kecorder smith, joint counsel Tor the prisoner ooee 70
TIE introduction Of check in question evidence Oh the
rour thst the indictment nentod Il made Of the indo
ent s8c also there il aveent therein 70 the elect
that the Nassau Bank Corporation
The following Is a copy Of the check: -
No. g8T Neg-York, Oct. %, 1859 Nassau berI- ray 20
the Of A b. pavif' esq thyo15 bqnarea s1a y
Audit l. indorsed by A. ~ Davis and Robert Bonner
The Fsmeinnz part the day spent BY the counsel IN
arguing the points OF the law In reference 20 this ooeon
The case was .et continuation Monday next
Adjourned.
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passengers Arrived

u sfeaahip 4fidnfic from Aspinpalhrs George kDoz
end chile r. A. Swan wife, infant aud r. Hlnckiey.
~ Frederick and wife Capt !. NJ Homoot DR. Pau 0ueFoh
Trplett Smith Mrs Msbsurae Mrs Still and infant, hrs
vile R. Paeheco, Il: r. Kemp, o. Lswton, W A. Verpsnk
w Brtton Seinhat, Richard Watson George swain ana
wife Capt T. A. Chapel j. Leopold Jadse crsanor Mrs sam
eul Laihop Mira RatenbeTg, Miss T. NJ Feeny, Mira Maria
Wagrar J. r. Curry Otey Bradford, Mrs. L. CoNngton and
wire John McCuloch J. Wagner M. Downs, Miss Downa,
Scott John Ogden wife and child p Smith, vif, and ogf
Craig samuel LOnsOy ,. Cooper B. L Log9t agent cs-
fora MeDazere) wife Overacker, wife, and nftf W
White r. W. BuHley w B. Yandyck. Mrs. Garden Andtv
children r g Haven J. W. Lee, Whitman. osman Reed DO
dine Miss Watkins Could Messenger and 10 In second esn
and steeraFe.
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FURTHER POsTPoNENEST or THE BROOKLYS FERRY
LEAsE sGLEs-At O'Clock on Friday Mr.. Duke, the
suconeer and Representative from the COntrolerso Of
fire, met at the City Hall with company Of ferry
contractors who assembled for the purpose Of parci-
pating in The sale Of the Brooklyn ferry leases, ad-
ionrned to that day and it was again announced that
The question as to the rights Of the State or the city in
The premises pending before Judge HOgebOOm of Co
lumbia County, had not yet been decided The matter
wasargued before Judge Hogeboom the Sd inst, and
he stn retains the papers. The decision is expected
daily.
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Messrs RRynor & Blackwell have cold lots south
east corner Of New avenue and l2st street, each 25x
100 at $500 4 lot Also FIVE lots in the rear, fronting
l2lst street, each 2jxlO0 a, $500 lott also, gore
lot adjoining 100 feet in depth, % feet rear, thence
running northery % feet thence eastery to point
l2lst street GO feet thence westerly along the south
line Of l2lst street " fee, TO the point Of beginning
for $e5O-the whole for g, 80. New avenue fronts
Mount Morris tqusre. John McClaye has sold lots
on south side of 3d street. $50 feet west Of 9th ave-
me- each lot % feet front and rear and half the block
in DEPTH for $3.50 A. C. LOOMS has sold lots on
the north side Of l2,h street, 42j feet west Of 9Th
avenue, for$ 2,lG5.
The Michigan State Auditors report for 1859, shows
the funded and ndable debt not yet due TO be- as fol-
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Ui.assrrs, ASe.

LypurooL jan ssThe ship BesJsgin Ads%s o. . nsw
York Cbase from Nev.YOrk has arrived hesG $3.50
cargo; she experienced very heavy Tssnsa ~ hs "a
49, h,t a. a time she eight ces WAFER IN me- noio 80
OF wheat pun PED ups foremast sprung.
and q o Montrose previously reported
bo1 Ma. os OF eT taking out about half her cargo and he
arrived ~ tse y Evood Waiter eel Sec Board Undorrs
10y sele IN Ia ls6OThe bark Edward Eyesetf ~
a. JraqEed ashore on the Mid ieground In Patapsn
pt~at No damage Il apprehenced
h Ms br Brilliant fOm NsW-Yotk. during the gale On
a,,n-s5sv had decks swe pt and cargo shiiled-
ffy letter 10 Enwood Walter. Sec. Board UndorvasA
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Court or APPBALs.
- o. DEoIsIoss EoT 80 Eh 80 ~

EOTEs or DECISIONS not BEFORE hLFOkItp'
kiele e a at. Use Troy and Boston Rsiirosd 90.
Where g trial by the Court comes up lor reNl9N
yhoul any 6nd ne Of iac n0thiRs can BE- steneea q a.;
ed eruast the causotnoas OF The Judges oecion out IA
sagpor. adrnent the party obtGnng "a enea ~ -
fsrenc tom The facts proved which Il she moss ssoiaD'o "
atm. - T. "A.
Railroad corporation toak possession Of snd required io -
ck under en- agreement pay the value 10 Be appraised ~
Arbitrator in days heT police Of the sVs snd upon tne
snder Of deed conveying anincumbered e; hed tnes
Srte tender Of desd and iailure 10 specify the ooecuoh
sf te subject tc ca lac lbraDce which was remover
s deys anerNEd the coTpor oD continuing IN the posses
aop III ard could resist specific Performance OF he
yround thai tie plaintiff hsa not Eciy Pefiofo me eno'o
precodeLt % bis part. -, -.
Scr on U impesch th8 aWard because The z5rators tooA
aipfopor Into consideration Ii sizing the damages WIN
hs 0Esdse 81 which The corporation kep possession Of the
land
Good q al act. Chapin ct ALA carrier in posses
sion goods Be Delivered 70 subsequent carrier or tfsns
pOtacp cgtDa aeo insnre although the second e4fc
er Bsics sEa request So has Deeed for UneAsSns
BE TIA 20 receive them.
IN ofd . sHsnss hnss tie carrier must store ne gose
"a wprehoufe Wtfe iht1e opportunity 70 60 90 OF 10
shsy N Clearly indieste hi rsuuncAsion Of The Ts'on Of
carfisE !.
Abs1g V v delivered 70 cser The kTf Sent re- EvpA'
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NETWORK,
GLRRHan.

stssmsLip-Cy Of Baltimore, Petre, Liverpool &c, JSha
O. Dale
ships-Ream Doaoe New Orleans Robson Fosdick vI
tory Carlton, Acapulco II. D. Broosnan Cot Uncle Toeya
Sonic, Antwerp, W. T. Schmidt
BgsConquest Jensew Prince. 7. Beck; Chaeaa.
Means, Havana H. y. NinDei CommonwcLth HItE antigua
d. n. De Wolf; Brooking Roper st. John, N r., Gillespie
Dean Co. Rush, Lloyd, ArnSterds KOla Persuhn c. r.
Allsn Ray, Jacksonville, y. Talbot & Co.
Schoen-Ts--J. NJ. Holmes Brewster, Apalsceieola W. H
Hazard W. A. Griffin Roland, Grenals J. w. Hubbard Co
Susan, Beape, Boston, g. w Lewis; Alice Davis kotels
Senator Wicks Savannah, Stuges, Cearman Co. d G.
Hulse ConiliD Charleston, J. Smith Co r Caldwell Had
son. Charleston, McCready, Mott Co.
Sloops-F Brown Carr Providence, MASTER Cleaner Coe
man, New. Haven, master.
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CHARGED WITH GRABD LARcENY--John II. Beck
redde German living No ls West FoTysecond street
va A. ssted on ThmSdsy charged with hEviug stolen two
horses and from 1homss Dunlap Il ePPeAs
that Dunsp Deputy Sheriff and had eyied upon TINS prop
~ 10 .ffy execution While in his possession, t is Al
Ee soouss who bad right whatever to them TOOK the
Lfse veices aud drove away with them The man a.
ss0ueny arrested and the property recovered On being
tsfen before Justice Osborn the prisoner Ia default Of S
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Nv TeIewFuph.

NRw-ORLEANS-Arr. Feb 9. ships Dragon from Cacutset
Isabella from Boston Harvey Biroh from LyerpoOi CouUo
from New-York; Edward Everett, from Leghorn. -
SAVANNAH, Feb 9-Arr ship Ssndusky Liverpool oaEs
Amatie MedoTa and Maria Morton Newforki brig Sam beFS
CardenaA
Feb lo-The steamship Augusta. from NewYerk az 80
O'Clock the evening Of the th Inst wtth az o.
her The dsnsc stating that she had put into Noss agasH
damaged, in consequence Of heavy weather "s'P'''S
srror,