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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

PArRoIs.-The Fayetteville Observer makes some
suggestions in the following paragraph which are
applicable to other counties in Middle Tennessee as
Lincoln. The Observer says
The propriety of placing an active vgilant patrol
on duty throughout Lincoln county, from this time
until the close of the year. has been newfoundland
the suggestion meets with approval The Presi-
Dental election and the Christmas holidays are
rapidly approaching, and while we do not learn of
any misgvings to continued quiet hereabouts yet
the news that is frequently reaching US of attempt
ed insurrectionary movements elsewhere, are
warning that the most certain mode of insuring
continuance of the peace and safety that now reign
here, is to be ready to promptly stop any arrange
ments that might be made for disturbance.
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Patti is said to have received 81 500 month for
her services in the StrakOsch and Ullman opera
troupe.
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Sailed.
From New York.

QUEBEC. Oct. 2O-The steamer North Briton sail
ed to-day for Liverpool.
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From Washington.

WAsHNGToS Oct 20-Paez has been received as
Minister from Venezuela.
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How The Ladies have Voted on the SEWN
Machine Question,

Machine Question,
As all parties manufacturing Sewing Machines
are obliged to pay E. Howe. Jr, fee for each Ma
chine sold. and are also compelled to make quarter
" returns to him under oath. the number sold his
books give correct statement of the actual number
disposed of.
He reports from January lst up TO November lst,
1859:
Wheeler & Wilson. ZI3O6
Grover N Baker. .--.......- lO.2SO
Showing gain in favor of the Wheeler &
Wilson Machine of .....................ll II. O26
That's the way the ladies are going ito a man.
Octl2d2w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN EALRoAD.-Ihe
Huntingdon Patriot OF the 18th says
I've learn that the State Superintendent is to ex-
anime the road bed of the Nashville and Northwest
ern Railroad from Dresden to point three miles
east of this place Friday for the purpose Of
receiving it ready for the iron"
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Yellow Fever,
From KnRlnn.

MOBILE, Oct 19.-Five deaths from Yellow Fever
lave occurred in the last ten days.
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NUMBER Of most desirable lots Brownsville hsn Is
70 miles from Nashville and the Poster and 0A
latin Turnpikea Several Lots timbered soil very rA and
neghborhood unsurpassed Extra bsrgzss given 10 badnR
purchasers Call and examine the lots and Se VII make Il 70
your interest to buy. il a r " BROWN.
sep25- dim ~ Cherry street.
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The Cotton rTOvemeut,

We have Compiled the following comparative statement the
receipts Of Cotton at the ports rcs the l OF sepe-
Der from the latest mail dates received at this ofcs
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A GOO0 Farm for sale.

UOOO Farm Tor Sale.
NJE offer for sale the place which Coleman has lived
w since leo5, and known the Rogers land living on
tee" Greek Dckson couny Tenn partly the stage road
WITHIN one mile OF Wiamsvile, miles Of the Nssk
s and Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleA.ant and beau
n part OF Tennessee Said land about to hundred
and ninety AcTes-eRhy cleared and acut dy acres
good and clear it sin good state Of cultivation with
raDle dwelling houses houses etc. Ago, two good
oCAros ana several failing springs Of excellent
ven umoerd and can Certainly be made deaf
fable stock farms in tAts seeen Of country. promise
bargElnn thu land aAd viii sell time with inter
est For further information call James McNsily, Who
lives near said place, the undersigned Landing
tennesses r1yeI BYRN BROTHER.
FeD2q-tf
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Emsand,

an the LsbAzon EsSnpike, ths Heraiass Pocket
~ Book containing promo notes Hnd other
Ehh the get BY calling at this ONCE and paying
his advertisement.
dN-tf
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THE NEW YORK DAILY HERALD.
REOKITED EVERY BY
JOHN YORK & Co.,


ICoR BALE Splendid Rosewood Billiard Tables with M.rbl.
Slate Beds with the Best Cushions In the World a.
s99S 1850 and $500 Everything complete Peare send
oraers By mail or otherwise, and will AL them the sAna a.
given in person.
ITAnTAbIeI sOld BY me are Warranted.
II. GRISFITH
Practical Billiard Table Man afaefuysr.
oe4-dJm No. LAG TultOa Street, New York Ctr
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on the Southwest end Of tie tract belonging TO thu sst. Of
Thos c. smpkins deeeAsed lying waters Of Bu Esp
Creek adjoining the farm Of Elisha Cover Said s.s 10 M
free frsm the equity Of redemption.
Terms.--A credit Of six and twelve no7ths will be riv.n
vita satisfactory security required, aud lien Tai.d
until the purchase money ispaid, y. z CHEATHAN
Octl4 BO-tds-pr's fee g. Clerk and MaTtsy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

COOKING STOVES,
WROUGHT IRON STOVES,
COAL STOVES,
WOOD STOVES.
WE have large supply OF AL sizes and styles Of Cooling
w Stores, both fer Coal and Wood offer prices that
defy competition, for Cash.
oc5-d MACKENZIE 4 MINcHIN
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WhOls'GLs Depot, No 48 Cedar Street, Neu York.
Address HENRY C. sPALDING * CO, az
0UCK IfIVEfS,
OATS.
DAT
ROUND and unground.

NR0UND and unground.
N CORN-Ground AND ungronpd.
WHEAT-Ground and unground. Ground Oats, Corn, and
Bao mixed great variety OF food for and beast for sale
At the Broadway Mills. D. DICKEY, Agent.
sept2 #
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Friday Night, Dc

Thursday Night, Oct. S5th.
Fourth Ward Club, at Dan Wards Corner.
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New FaIIand winter -Goo,Ss-

INNHB undersRpeds receiving bis stock Of ,. and Win
ter Goods for 6entlemsns Wear Of ali the vArou, tvl.
AIo choice lot ofFurnShng Goods which he invites the
&sSnasn oil his customers and the public generally.
SAM PRICHITT,
=, g, 81 College street.
" b.--Seotts kaShioDs for 1850 and 81 sug2q-ln.
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TronR PHILADELPHIA.

PRLADELT4IIA. Oct 2Q-Scofields wooden factory
on William Street is burned. Loss $4,000.
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SAN. YANLEER & Co., Market Street, are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware at prices
to suit the times. Call on them for bargains.
septS-2m
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The late frOII do not appear have damaged crop
to so great extent feared This owing dry
weather which had prevailed for several weskT previously In
the Vneand and bottom laDds farther south the severe
y npped but the red upIandg affected Thsrs large
quantity Of half and thds grown bols OF SECOND growth
but the frost hiss not destroyed them yet perhaps hasten
the opening of those we'll advanced and the others to be
counted on with certainty, s! the as it may.
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Pr NOS, nIU SIC .

Am nav reoeiag FaIl Stock Of Piano Fsres from the
fooFnE Factories which will be largest eVer offered h
me Sly stsnEay Sons, 4 Gale Co. Haynes Brothers.
brothers, I'M knabe 4 ca, Peters Webb, Light
Bradbury Sehbeler schmidt ali q which will b. ola A.
o. cost for cash negotiable paper.
PEpuar Music Just received together with Accordeons
NonE, flutes. Drums Instruments &c FOR barans
eou e @ ne, At Number 3d. JAS MCCLURE.
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A S I'll v IL


SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81. 1850.
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COUNTY COURT SAFE,

Fine Horse and Buggy for sale.
ONE OR BOTH Willie sold cheap for casA notes. or e.
change lot Of ground paving Turnpike stock
Amply to ARW BROWN,
rpr15-dlm Az Cherry street
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UIiSSoFT1fiOD,

T1NHE firm Of GRESHAM Il HUFPAKER was Als day dis
I solved BY mutual consent, J. W GRIsRAH having with
drawn from the The business II sill Be confused A.
the old By remaining = O. HnSakT ADD his
brothers, under the style and hT Of
NssbvilIe October In 'gl-dlm r. g. HUFFAKER.
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wednesday Night, Oct gath.
Central Club, at No. Fireman's Hall.
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In retrag from the Arm GrshAm Huaaker rstusa ny
sincere bestowed upon The
ma commend ny partner and In
TaT worthy o. the continuance Of that patronage.
o.tI-dIn J. W. GRIsHAM.
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ltlrekT from Gum, ana
4, . Standard Medicine LroTn
have used 1t, and is now Re-,
all the disease for which il
within the last two v.,u
OF relief, as the numerous
/, possession show.
, to the temperament OF IN,
ed in such quantities as 10
Judgment gIide you In the
VIGORATOR, ana Il
plants, BilIousst.
chronic DIarrhOea
plants, DYsenGes
Stomach, HabisuaI
lcs Cholera, ChoIe-
MAantum, FlaIu.
Female Weakness.
oessfully a. An OrdinR.
cine. It will cure SICK
thouSands can testify,) In
Two or three Teas
en- a THE COMMENCEMENT Of
giving their mouy
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A New York paper states that 1867 900 have been
sent drafts to England, to charter vessels to 90 to
China and take coolies 70 Havana
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For Sale or Exchange,

either sell or exchange part Vord city or Edre
u held property, my Residence. two miles North OF u
c Win from 80 % % Aeea Of land attached Improvement
new, extensive and complete.
fok TkRhs ans aEher particulars apply pTsn
e. - 70 TV2EER g. FosTKR l. sEaeE,
"a q W. WALTON.
Union copy and charge this Ofiee.-BGsA. BGHssT.
mRr2S-6m
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CLUB MEETINGS

BRECKINRIDGE AND LANE.
tuesday Night, Oct. 2srd.
Second Ward Club, at Townsend's Shop.
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Thirty Acres Of Land,

gors D. Yeung and wife, ct ais George w. Campbell et
pursoABes Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidop
county rendered At the AugUSt term 1890 will EXPOSE h
public sale a; the Court House door in Nashville Saturday,
the gIth day Of October next,
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Friday Night, Oct. 26th.
Seventh and Eighth Ward Clubs, at Hasbrook's
Store.
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JAMES LOW g. co.

DISSOLUTION.
TENHs fr'a % KIRKPATRICK, NEyINs A co va, ,bi.
"a! desolyed BY mutual consent VI Krkpatrick nav.
ing Ha1aHn rom the Ths business will st h con
n1ed q the ed stand By the remaining partDers Svfn.
Keith & actlsr, under the style and hrns Of ''
Nashville, Oct. l, 1860, = Ii In = w.
Al IN Ie2rlng Dom The hrm Of KIRKPATRICK NEVISS 4
US We return sincere thanks liberal patronag he
slowed upon the house and recommend suecessors and for
r PonerD IS worthy the continuance Of their patronage &C
20 KIRKPATRICK,
O~S~-lm KlRKPATRICK.
StOFe Rooms for Rent.
m0 store Rooms we'll located 70 rent for the balance Of
& Il looo' APPiYto B3NJ. ?. SHIELDS & co.
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am offering great inducements to parties wish
inc TO purChase
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Hell Coal.

ss.saa on IN store AZ
( o'eIoek. - Sepl9-d9t OctI-u
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ROCK CITY MILLS.
RETAIL PRICES.
Bel!' Flour il bags 8 IN nan tt a. . Is
Old Hickory do " y "a = so
eagle do :" 4" 90 - -, rn0 lhs Il 30
norn Neal perbashel, 81 OO Mixed otan'F oss IssSiv
Delivered 70 ali parts ofthe city. w.
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A life of full and constant employment is the only
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SUMMARY:

sTH Decentralization Purse $50 mile heats
john tlcock br by 5On, dam by Ross, years
old.
A BsrnsI Oh by sackpoe, dam by Ambassador,
years old.
ChaI Lewis enters Oh fby Wagner, dam by Ambassador,
3yeErS old. dis
Tine LIST Heat 9:O4J.. Cd Heat I565I.
SAINT DAI-Citzens' Purse, 81 COO, four mile heats
John Campbell enters oh jos Stoner, by Wagner
dam by Giencoe.
D McGavock enters Oh St Patrick by imp Shamrock,
dam Corsica by Levsthan. 2dh
Albert Payre enters oh by Capt Bragg, lam by imp.
Trustee. di
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Nn ttas from the book business, return our SINGER,
SI Ine heral patronage bestowed upon take
Renee ne business, and worthy every way to the confidence
o. the Peopie. A. ". JOHNSON. ia
oei9-'I JOHN O.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2O.-The river is failing with 3
feet Q inches water n the canal.
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u.ITWGY MATTERS.

Departure of Passenger Trains
N,suv1r- ,rp characterization A. H.. ?: NJ
TENNESSEE lEp ALABLMA-5:t5 A: N, 5;O2 Z; ~
N0''s' I. - ~ . 7allstn Express P III.
EDary,r,p AND KKrruoKr-6:30A NJ, 1880 z. NJ.
Arrival of Passenger Trains
N.svy-r,,r Avn CHArrlEoosA-s:00 A. NJ SCOOP.
TETESs.rE AND l11BAxA-IO:O0 A: NJ, 300 :: NJ
f.,T-,svTTT1 ,Tp NAsHvTLLE-3:2O A. NJ, 2s2O z. N.
. a GsllatiB Express A. n.
DsKarLp AND KEErUokY-s:9O A NJ. and 6:45 N.
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have this day Ssd entire In srest IN he Boo sta-
w nonAIy and Periodical Business 9 Union street b
Mr. John T. Hagan and Mr. John D. W Green who viii cor.
n1e the sane business a. tbs place uEder the s;e Of
NhEEN q W. J0HNsON & TREANOR
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Wit h the lnvigOrator, and swallow
Dottle.
CATHARTTC
pure vegetable extracts, sad put IN
md will keep In any climate.
tHRrttc PILL lisa gen.
which the proprietor has
. than twenty years.
~ FdsmAnd from those who
: 9nd the satisfaction which
use, has induced me to place
that different Ca;harticI act
bowels.
= THARTIC PILL
this we'll established fact,
= variety Of the pursst Vese.
alike on every part OF the
good and safe in all cas-
= needed, such as De-
StOmach, SleeBf.
Back and l. OiRE,
and Soreness over
Q from sudden cold, which
- end in q long course Of Fe-
= ute1a Creeping SEN
= tue BODY Restless
WeiEhtin the head,
q Diseases Worms, in
>, Rheumatism, q great
" and many DISEASES to which
to mention in this GdVertise.
Price 3 dimes
atOr and Family Ca |
by Druggists generally, and sold |
9 large towns.
) T. W.sAHF0RD, MD.
roprietor, 335 Broadway, NY
.. J, WoQp + co.,
III. Ouis, No.
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The New Orleans Price Current gives the following the
comparative prices Of Cotton in that the OctO
Der in the years named:
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SANFORD's
Liver InvJROrat~-
NEVER DERILITATPS

accompanied entirely from Gu,,, :.
"a D become an established fact Standard Medie;ne
sorte u % by AL that have used it, and is now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

The annexed remarks On tbe per link Just CON-
pleted in the connection between this city snd ssa
the Wes. from the annual report Of i've Reading
Railroad jus, Published;
"Tbe completion Of the Esst Pennsylvania Raxrosa
has added another source of business both 10 the i
anon branch and to the main line, and freight sa
passengers are already taking the direct route it has
opened to New-York. From il superior advantages in
distance and uniformity of gauge shis mrst become
oi the main continuous routes between New-fork snd
the lar Wet Arrangements are IN progress winch
VII probably open this route during the coming spring.
This road also places schuylki County in direct
muniea'ion with EIzabethpOrt and New York, andy
making short INK of two miles TO connect Is with
the Reading Railroad, few miles above Readingv
the distance may be so shortened as TO make Il A.
good route for coal that proposed by the diret
Auburn and Allentown Railroad. Tie difference in
distance will he IL miles against the Fast Pennsyi-
wanna route but il will have in its favor the differ
enee between The cost of the link so 00 and that OF
the railroad az least million and half Of dol
lars. There be no doubt which route would have
the advantage competition for the coal trade q
Scbuy XIII County. Whether either Of thsse routss
could compete with the descending grades Of tie
Reading Railroad, and the water carriage from Phil
adelphs 70 NewYork, has yet 70 DO tested bat there
can be 10 doubt that the result would not DO worth
the immense outlay required TO try the experiment.
The earnestnees with which the Auburn and kklea-
town Railroad is advocated in Schuykill County, a.
the only possible to compel reduction OF tbs
charges on the Reading Railroad, woud lead to ths
conclusion that these charges ex0rbant aud OPP
pressive. little confederation viii show that this u
not the ease but the contrary, that this Company
bas borne more than full share OF any reductions
quired to compete with other regions. The average
freight and toll 2 tun carried the Reading Railroad
was
In lR15....................6S 5{1co cents ~ tun-
In Is5l.......................il5 cents y tuh
being reduction of ~ cents tun from the charges OF
the Company while those of the other parties interest
ed in the coal trade except the coal operators remain
ed unaltered moderate amount Of hberaty on their
part in ala Of the sacrifices made by tie operators and
transporters Philadelphia, would have suHiced -
maintain for Sehuyhil County its former supremacy
The Chicago Press Of January 10 makes the fol-
lowing statement
The receipts and shipments OF Produce Live Stock dur
the past will De found in tho following coparsifru
[
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MARRIED..

CLARK Nelson Tuesday, Jan. TO- by the
Rev Ess;us Salisbury Charles CLARK ESQ., to Mrs AslSas
NJ Anderson
DU BOIS-sMTTH-On Monday JAN 2, BY the Rev s. G
keeler, John g. Du Bois to Jane Smith, only daughter
George \. Smith, al OF this city
KEMBLE-TILL0U-on "Wednesday, Jan: II, BY the Rev g.
H. Weston Gouyernen kembe j., TO Juis daughter Of tae
Hon. Francis r. Tillo1
LoCKwOoD-wARD-In Jersey City. Monday evening.
Jan q at the rdence Of Geo. Gardner the Rev Ron<
Travis jr Mr VIM. Fl. Lockwood Of Havana 70 Miss Caro-
line " ard Of the former place.
MAYNARD-BICKON-lnH oosick Rensselaer, County NJ T..
Tuesday, Jan g. by the Rev. James W. Grant Mr. Cecf
T. Maynard to Mis- Fannie C. Hickox both Of WA1stown.
Mass.
sON-WADSwORTH-In Nelson, on Tuesday,
Jan TO- by the Rev. Erastus Salisbury, Mr. Willard CaYp
Richardson to Miss Ruena WsdsWorth-
TREANOR-SULLTVAN-At St. James's Church, Brooklyn.
Wed edey Jan. H. by the Right Rev. Jno. Loaghn John
Treanor Of Savannah, Ga, to Ellen b. Sullivan daughter q
James Sullivan o. Brooklyn.
WHIPPLE-GREEN-ln Hoosick Rensselaer, County NJ Y,
Sunday evening Jan. 1850 by The Rev James w. Grant,
Mr. Francis Whipple Miss Flora Green both OF Pete
burgh Rensselaer, County N. Y.
YoUNG-GAREEY-0n wednesday evening Jan II, BY tie
Rev Dr. Joseph MeEoy Mr. Robert Young to Miss Ssrss
Jane Garysy, all OF this city.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoN-JAS ia-Befors
Judge RUSSELL

Judge RUSSELL
Thomas Jones and james Wilson, two young men
protesting be s.eanboss from Albany but really bsons
ing gang rountereiiers this city found guilty.
deeng extensively counterfeit IS bills the Woocrbenk
Dsnbuy They had yctmized number Of saloon keep
along Chatham and Chatham the lh De-
cember The at Sing Sing for esoh
Charles Lane aas Peter Curry hotel the who cnogns
by Daniel Sinclair the OF helping himself 10 the contents
o two trunks which he had opened by OF e keys in
Rrndreh House Broadway corner OF Canal street,
fenced 10 enc wear IN the Peiiteuay.
John DAwson IrishmAn, living NO I'D East fwsny-
eht street charged with stealing clothing was sentenced to
sis months on Blaekwell's bland. -
Wu. johnson John HAnbery two river thieves who
forcing the padock the cabin doors o. the barge
Osprey re ntenced TO the Pententisry for one year
Michael McCue sphssated Brooklyn cao-drver wa
tried stealing several belonging to james r.
Davis Of No ga Fast Twenty fourth street they nsyh oeen
found in his possession He had nothing In the verdi 70 s
about the MISTER except that he bought the blankets very ees
from young in Fourteenth street one night spou' 1"
o'clock He the Penitentisry for three months
The Grand Jury entered and presented long hst o 1c
ments with the that they had concaeo men
business for the They were then discharged win INC
thanks OF the Court x-.-,
Several sentences pronounced in the Of person. az
ready tried Benjamin Williams, for committing rape upon ms
servant Girl to Sing Sing for two years =,
Mudoon for dealing In couusrfeits was sent 70 Ss Sns
for FIVE years - -, an. - e.
fighting. 81, - r..
petit larceny. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

With reference to the decree ordering the sale of the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad for the benefit of the
Third Mortgage bondhoders, announced by telegraph.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Gays:
"The decree provides that the road franchises, roll
ing stock, &c. shall be sold BY the Receiver in Chilli
cothe, Ohio, entirety, on notice by i've weekly
publications in payers in Marietta, ChlicOthe Cncin-
natl, aud New York. The minimum bid $500 900, bat
40 bid to be entertained unless backed by deposit Of
$lO0tO0 ia cash. or $500 900 in First Mortgage Bonds
to be forfeited in the purchase money not paid
The sale is be subectec TO confirmation by the Court
and on confirmation the road ind property to be cev
cred tie purchaser subject however to the control
of the Cou-ful title TO pass when the order Of dis
trbution ehsll be made and on full payment OF pas-
chase money.
The question as TO the priority Of the Third Mort
gage on the rolling stock is left open for futnre dec-
sOn The of the suit Of the sale and the receiver
ship tie liabilities Of the receiver all taxes wages Of
operatives claims for supplies materials &c, to
be first paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

FoRCERr or BANK CHEcKs.-A young man named
Allen Clark, was arrested yesterday by officer Acker
OF the Twenty rst Precinct, 90 complaint of Thomas
Fay of No 4jl Third avenue, who charges the pris-
oser with having paid him check on the Chemical
Bank, which was forged and worthless When taken
into custody, two other forged checks on the same
Bank were found in his possession The accused was
committed Sor examination, by Justice Quackenbush