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HcHrnur md DnnhIn Murder.

A fearful and cold d.blooded act Of revenge was
pcrpctra,ed Sept. lith, at the Fleetwood BAR.
,aks, Preston, Enplinl, by private sol e
dirr named McCaifray, AN 1rishman who has
Only been enlisted about II months. lie bears
a very bad character for drunkenness and in
.uborination. About eleven o'clock he was Ia
ken before Col. Croiton aud Adjutant Hannah,
both Of which officers are on tho stai. and was
charged with nog lcct Of duty. For this offence
he was son'Cncod to bo confined 10 barracks for
certain time. = ,on Afterwards the Col. aud
Aljuinnt were walking together In tho inside of
tl,c squn;c. and Mo- ,iTray seeing them from his
room, took down his ile and went into tho
square aud knocking down took deliberate aim
at 'm Cro1fr and fired.
The Colonel was on the right side Of the Nd
jutant, and The ball struck him in tho right
side, passing through the left lung and clear
through his body, struck Adjutant Hannah on
the left arm, through which IL passed into his
body, and lodged near tho vertebrae column.
When this bloody deed had been committed,
AcCaliray went into tho passage and said, "
have done it," The prisoner was given into
custody and remained till Monday. IL is said
that the bali was intended for the Adjutant
only. Col. Crofton's recovery is thought inn
possible. Adjutant Harmon lies in great agony.
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wIiy Waa lie

The question most frequently asked on ou T
streets r. "Why was It that Col. Mulllgan and
his brave lrishmen were lett at Lexington with
barely 3, 500 men, TO Withstand the onslaught Of
the 10, 900 rebels led by Price2" We do not
undertake TO give all the reasons for the situA-
ton but We are informed on tho best authority
that the cnse admits OF, that il was Gen. Fre-
mOnts plan to let Price work his way up to
Lexington unmolosted, and then send heavy
column out from Jefferson City to Sedalia, TO
march upon his rear, while Gen. POpe's army
shoul, move simultaneously from the north, and
surround and capture or destroy tho whole rebel
turce. On Saturday last Gen. Fremont recoiy
ed pcremptory order from Washington for
tive regiments Of we'll armed and disciplined
troops This order was promptly filled,
not with the worst but the very best regiments
within reach. The raw troops at Benton bar
racls Who never had a musket in their hands
until they went to 81. Louis, could not Of course
be dispatched TO Washington or Sedalia. This
wo assume accounts in some measure for the in
tenuption of Gen. Frem)nts plan to send a
column overland TO attack Price in tho rear.
His only recourse was 10 send reinlOrcements TO
Col. Mulligan by water, and run the risk Of the
land batteries planted by the rebels at Glasgow
and elsewhere TO command the channel.
II may be mentioned here that tho Hon.
Schuyler ColiaN, in the article which we pub
lished yesterday from the South Bend RegstcT,
remarks that the force at Gen. Fremont dis
posal has boon greatly over estimated by rumor
from the beginning. -Chicdgo IriJuHs.
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Tho exact circumstances appear TO 10 these
Col. Wheatley, Of tho Twenty Indiana
landed from tho boat four miles below Glasg ow,
and stationed sixty pickets; and Major Tanner
of the Twenty second Indiana, uniniofmed Al Z
unaware of the pickcts placed between him anu
the town, started with six companies TO march
to the rear Of Glasgow and take possession Of the
place.
On the advance Of Major Tanners battalion,
Col. Wheatleys pickets, Ignorant Of the inten-
ton or movement OF the Major, fired upon his
companies, who returned tho hro; and at once
the soldiers on the four boats, embracing three
regiments, who were not far distant, supposing
an engagement had begun with the enemy, all
fred In the direction Of the report Of the guns,
many Of the men twice. Not less than five
thousand shots were almost simultaneously dis Z.
charged, killing twelve soldiers and wounding
six or eight including Major Tanner, tho only
officer reported 10 have been injured.
Major Tanner Ia a man Of strong constitution
robust health and determined will, and may re-
vlvo where many would die, but his friends,
while they hope for the best, fear the worst. IIe
was doubtless shot by his own men.
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Tao Pre- Zssave CeIsr-.

TO Editor " Y. San: Soein,ya oommunica
n Ia your psp-- in rela on 10 'ags belonsin,
TO the Fire Zodavu rllor ne to exp'siu, &
Icing the officer LEI, 1. Coi. Io1ier in cbai -
here At presen, D .ld IN the mon belonging u
the regiment a-i rocruits,) that tho eoiors pre-
sented BY the Common Council 70 the 1st Rs,i-
ment Fire Louavcs have always remained with
the regiment up til the time we arrived In New
York. My company, b~ing tho color conrpany
lrought them to New York, and they arc nos
here In my possession, aud can be secn at any
time. We had nine colors presented 70 IA, seyon
d which Col. Ellsvorth stored away, and afler
his dcath, by order of Col. Farnhsn, I tried t.
find them but could not. No doubt the colon
mentioned are the ssme. | called on.his Honor
the Mayor and explained TO him; at the same
time lcfs q communication for the Common
Council On Monday I sent $50 men to Join
the regiment and today will send 1875 moro
By inserting this you will do justice 10 very
much abused regiment.
Yours, very respectfully,
JoHN WnDKY,
Capt. Co. /, 11th Regt N. Y. ",
1st Fre Zouaves.
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.iE NEW YORk SUN
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. 90 1861.
Tho Moral Power Of One Man.

'TuE appointment OF General ANDERSON u
the command of the Union force, of Kentucky
gives general satisfaction to the loyal people Of
that state. His nsmo is everywhere hailed
with the greatest enthusiasm, and mon tali
among themselves Of his horoism at Sumter,
and his devotion tb the stms and Stripes. The
farmers, old and young, sro gathering 10 the
rescue, with an obvious determination 10 main
tain on the battle field what they decrced at the
ballot box--the continuance Of Kentucky with.
in the Union at all hazards.
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War Items,

M,srAKES rHHrR YocAuoN.-B. G. Ward.
parson Of the Congregational church, Illnais,
publishes a card inviting clergymcn Of all ds-
nominations To join him in raising company -
fight during the war.
"SrKrTER" which was fired from cannon
Floyd, at the battle Of Gauley, Isl commarcfk
name for zinc. In this instance, however.
means irregular shaped masses u lead, mads ~
pouring the hot lead into water, forming ds.r
gerous missiles with sharp Jagged corners.
TIT FoK TAr.--A California stump speaker
sho, upon rsc,nt occasion, was loudly deelar-
ny that the Union battles thus for had bon
ought by Democrats, was "snuifed out" by ~
farmer, Tho cried, 'If that is tho case hops
goodness that our next army may DO made
up Of Republicans. -
Tux DIscovERY has been made that muck
important correspondence has been conveyed ta
ami from the South by females, concealed In tsa
+ Ids OF their hair.
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How a Man Feels When lie I, sso,

We take the following from = letter written
by one Of the gallant Iowa volunteers, who
fought In the battle near Springfield, NO.,
was standing, or rather knecling, behind q
little bush, re-loadng my muskct, Just bcforc
the rcbels engaged in this close work retreated.
Suddenly felt sharp pain in the shoul er,
snd fell suddenly to the giound. Jumping up,
one Of the boys a,ked me if was hurt2 I re-
piled thought not, and drew up nv muskct a.
fire, whom he said ''Ycs, you arc shot through
tie shoulder" think II was this re,aArk, more
than the wound, which caused the field all AZ
once, 20 commence whirling around me in .
very strange manner. ! started 10 loavs IL,
with half ounce musket ball in my shoulder,
and once or twica fall down with dizziness, but
in short time recovered sufficiently to bo able
TO walk back To Springfield, nine miles, whore
the ball was taken out.
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CRNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW IRE.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JRR-
~ sEY, from foot OF CortlAndi st-ConnecsinR a
Hampton Junction with Delaware, LackAwslnA
and Western Railroad, and Al EAston with Lshigh
Valley Railroad and itS connections, forming . di-
rec! me 70 PITTsbURa Aad ,hs WEST, wi,hOui
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
0ommeneing Jsns 10, lssi-Le@vs Hsw York -
HAhaIaBuHsH ErrH,sS-AisA. H., for HAs,oa,
hesding, Potisvils, HArrisburg. hAueh Chunk,
Willamsport, 80.
MAIL TnAm-At A. L., for Eas.on, water Gan,
bcrsnton, Great Bend, Pittaton, Wilksbarre, 30.
I'm. THHoudH TKAn-For EaAton, MAuch
CHUNK; WlliAmsPort, Reading, PostSvills, Harris
sr.H TuAouan THAm-Por kAs.ou. Be.hls-
hem, Allentown and Mauch GhuAk-
o.sO p. H., WAY TRAIN-For Somervills.
500 ?. n, Western Express for HAston, AIlsn-
Town, Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburg, and the
West. Sleeping Cars from Jersey City through 70
RxPREss TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
The A. n, Express Train from New York, ar
ryea At Harrisburg q, ,. ~, oonnectng Kas, and
Central Railroad, North and Bouih, and wiih Cam
berAnd Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THH
WEST, leaves New York bt sP.H. daily Sundays
sreeptedl mAkiag close connection Al Harrisburg
with PennsylyAnA RAllroAI-wllh no change Of cars
" fttaburg, and but one 70 Cincinnati and Chicago.
Four hours hme Il saved by taking this train.
ELlZABErHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave New York from Pier No North River a
The boats stop Al Bergen Point and Mariners HAr-
Dor svery "trip each way.
JOHN o. srKARNs, Superintendent.
Eul9 1Y'10o
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General Mcclellan is rapidly bccoming mas
ter Of tho situation. In Washington tho sileno,
in the streets at night is profound. Tho solderl
arc kept In camp and have plenty u work tc
do. Ono hears very little Of tsc President
but in reality ho is very active AMI naturally
takcs deep interest in tho work Of all tho de-
partmenti.
II will be somo time before tho discontentod
spirits are rooted out but they arc already TO-
ginning 10 feel Gen. M,Clcllan's hand, a. an
unframed horse gradually recognizes tho foros
of bis rider.
That somo good grounds for discomfort exist
ed, particularly among officers, cannot be denied;
but a. far as food and ra'ions, tcntage, and gcn-
cral military accommodations are concerned tho
men in tho service of the United States are not
by any means ill-treatcd. London TiBes Cor
rtSpONdcni Aug. 20.
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Reign of Terror in RIchmond.

The Richmond papers arc filed with accounts
Of highway robberies, stabbings ON the street,
and burglaries. The Richmond Dispatch Of the
18th, in noticing them, says:
Our readers may breakfast on horrors this
morning.
The frequent outrages now being perpetrated
upon our citizens cry aloud for vigilant police.
Let the officers keep a sharp lookout loT these
dabolical wretches. 1t is probable that one
band Of scoundrels have committed all the as
founding crimes which, during the past week,
have begun TO ruin the good name Of our city.
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D,...,crto,hc Great Eastern.

Capt. Judkins, of the steamer Persia, arrived
yesterday morning, reports that on the 10th
inst, at 1880, A. NJ, in latitude 5l;19, long
titude 1910, passed the steamer Great Eastern,
Capt. Walker, returning to Liverpool with the
loss Of both side-wheels, all her boats except
the ship rolling heavily-the rudder was also
damaged. The Great Eastern lett Liverpool ON
the 10th with four hundred passengers and an
assorted cargo
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LEGAL REPORTs-wEDNEsDAY.
unIled s,nter DI.lrIct Court.

Flora Temple released-The United States
rs. Fl@a TempIe.-In this case, Mr.. Mcdonald
the owner of the mare, consented to give certi
dcate of probable cause for the seizure, and
waive all claim for damages In consequence
thereof, and he having satisfied the Govern
ment In other respects, an order was made re-
storing him his property.
The Prize Henry &. MiddletoH.-A motion
Vas made for the confscstion Of this prize; bu
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The Work Of n Traitor.

Gen. BucKSER, who now invades his native
state with a horde Of Tennessean and Kentuck.
ian rebcls, formerly Inspector General of the
State Guard Of KOntucky, and used his position
to ineulcste sccessios principles in tho minds O.
tho young men with whom ho came in contact;
and, by his example, taught them to disregard
the obligation Of an oath, and the duties of citi-
,anahin
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Trade Improving ut Lowell.

The Hamilton Mills, after a suspension Of
nine weeks, resumed operations on Monday last.
II is Understood that half the works of the Mas
sachusetts and Prescott mills are 10 be run all
the time after Monday, but the pay of the ope'
ratives is TO be somewhat reduced. Tho Boot
Mills will resume operations one week from
next Morday, but 10 what extent is not stated.
The Mddlesex Mills (woolen) are doing an
excellent businest. A part Of their works is run
extra hOuTs.
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MILITARY.
IGHT CAVALRY

1.-Two regiments Of light cavalry are about being
N IN called the LIST u. 3. Lancers, "a now In process
Of formation by Col Snolinsk, ths hsadquATters OF
which Is the War Department. Washington, and .
branch ofice, No. Park Place corner broadway
N, Y. room 20, in charge Of Acting AdjutAnt +, u.
NcTiQhs several Inducements are offered 70 gem
lemen wishing W raise companies OF 10 men each'
a. well a. 70 privates ambitious Of military honoA,
V whom promotion Is guaranteed. AL Applications
Acting Adjutant, who will supply free passes "a
oficeIs and men 20 the Camp Of kendezVouas n
BcarsdAls, Wes.chester County, Nav York,
80 a&acslla
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VIVA, has become Of tho sumter :

It is now a month since the reported wreck Of
the rebel privaleer Sumter on one Of the Wind
ward Islands and nothing has since been heard
of her. The fact that no more captures have
bean reported, would seem 70 confirm the truth
OF her destruction, as the nsWs was brought TO
this city two weeks ago.
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CoAIs-BEING WHOLESALE AND RR.
~ t.il agent foe the sle Of some Of the bea, red
ssh and Lehigh coals, will sell cArgue. At the lowes
,ss-'nlt proc, and uy retail a. - 10 lsr t,s fot
sJve rasge, grats aAd furnace, screenef and deli.
fored from the yard. COR. King and arees vich sta
ot. New B,wery and Roosevelt -
seiS s4sc'itT MAT. CLINTON.
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TOR HAvRE-THE SPLENDID Clipper
\ snip CITY or NEH YORK. Japt 5N'tsr, Ons
of the fastest vessels adoAt, postvey SANS Slpt.
sOth. Passengers taken at SIS aud found With
provisions. Apply on board Pier 6, North X YER,
or ~ r. n. DEMAREST, ~ South st. seA 6'lli
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1861.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FOR THH
WEST,
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
SBW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXPEHss TRAINS LEAVE DsPors


SNPhESs TRAINS LEAVE DSPOrH
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
DAILY, suHDArs rxoErrsD, a. roL1owsf
FTsn Pros Ch,~ber- - FTC% sc.A a ''A.iOa.
mSS $50, sn-s. ii ssAsamaprI L.
konseal and Buffalo Train with
sleeping cars, 1918 1o.B r,a.
RAu-AoAD ros
eCHKNECTADY, ROCHKSrHh
UTICA, BATAVIA,
ROME, and s.a,ions On BUFFALO,
Rome aud wAiertows NIAGARA PALIA
nAilroad, BUsPKNsIoH BRD0H,
SYRACUSE,
AUBURN. GENEVA, CANANDAI0UA.
Trains In connecton leave BUFFALO and 5US-
PENSION via LAKB sHoRB; BUFFALO and
LAKE HURON and GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD, for HAMILTON, TORONTO, DETROIT,
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE,, FON DU
LAC, LA CROSSE, MADISON, PRAIRIE Du
CHEN GALENA. DUNLKlTH. DUBUQUE, PEO-
RlA, ROCK ISLAND, MUsCAT1NR, IOWA CITY,
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, BPRlNGFIELD, AL
TON, ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, TERRB HAUTB, IN
DIANAPoLIS, LoUIsVILLK CINCINNATI. DAY
TON COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND, and AL poanAs
WAsr, NORTHWEST and soUTHwRST.
NORTHERN ROUTE
Connecting with trains q, Troy, with Troy .
BOSTON and RBNS. q SARATOGA RsAiA, 70
SARATOGA. WHITEHALL. RUTLAND, Bur
LINGToN, ST. ALBANs, ROUSE POINT
PLATTsBURGH' ooDENsRuRaH. hoHrRhAL-
30, 30. -
TkAINn
Leavs New York ~ followsI
F~o,n CAarsbevs sret. From 7hGtteth' 'srea<.
POughkeepsie trains, A $50 A. NJ, aud l.S0 and
n, and II 50 and TN A95r.H.
reekskil train, s.So A s.os A. H., and S6o r. Il.
~, and b.SOrh
Sing Sing train, e.4h AD0l 10, Abo and 10. Is r 4.
and 9.4bP.h.
Flshkill train, $50 =. =. IsBr.H
tU- FREIGHT ARRANGEMEi = By this roass
- above, WITHOUT CHANGE CARS, fron
abe Depoe In CnAHB.Is AND Ca sTznrrs, ws
AZ al TINES a. favorable p4ads ~ otAer Raivoad
Ccnpd,stes. The facilities Of this greaa NEW
YORK ROUTE 10 ths West, commend 10 70 ths
oonhdence OF merchants and shippers for promps-
ness and dispaioh.
Passenger trains with SMOKING and BLknPIN0
CARS run In connection on the New York Central
Road
FOR Particulars - 70 local trains and frsghl ar
arguments, inquire Al the depot 6s Warren ID.
jyla f'2N A. n. SMITH, Superintendent.
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old BLACK STAR LINZ

" OF LIVERPOOL PACKErs
f~asAgs frem or " Liverpool by the following hrsa
olAu pscke. ships, sailing on tne
hh and 9tth Of saoh Month.
AdelAlde Culnvator, Roscius,
Australis Cynosure, John BrghA
Belle wooda Chanosllor, Thornton,
BridgvwaIer, Consttuhos, Univsrsa
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
ov IRELAND, UIArnn BArETpa Co., AHp rAnrS
oE ENaI.ArD AND SoorLAHp.
seit aeaost1T WILLIAMS a dU1ON, - RNutor a
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CTEAM WEEKLY BETwEEN
~ NEW YORK AND LIvERPOOIs
landing and embarking paasensus - oURKHs-
TOWN, Irelaid-
The Liverpool, New York and Philsds,phls s,eAm-
shp Company inLsnd dspai Sing their hill-pywered
C1yds-biili Iron Steamships - follows
KANGAROO. O........,........S Saturday, Sept. 9s,h
CITY OF NEW YORK. ...... Saturday, Od. bth
fDlNbUhbH. ................ .StufdAy, Ot. lHh
snd on evrry succeeding Saturday, neon. from
P,@ ~ North River
RATES OF PAssAaA
FIRST CABIN.................fTU 90
4 do 70 Londnn....... - 20
bTbbkA1h. ..................Nn "
do N Jpndnn....... 50 -
6,cerAge Return Iinkets, good ZOE
siH months. .................to0 10
P,a.sngers forwarded " Paris, Havrs, HAmbIrg,
bremen, RotisrdAm. Antwerp. &C., 81 reduced
Ghruugh rnIss.
Persons wishing 70 brtas oui their friends Ca
Uuy tick sbs hsre.
for further information, apply - ,hs CSmpsay-r
Od1oas.
JOHN O. DALE, Agent
nya1 r'ib4 10 Bru-d~Ay, n =.
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COAL AND FUEL.

WHAT Is GRANULAR FUEL mot
w Virginia pine not Jersey pine. imply brush
word fron our native forests Of hickory aud oak.
furnished In bushels 80 per cent. cheaper than any
use no c.hsr-Gr.nular Fuel Yard, lb,h It. and iltA
avenue. sells 2tacslOA
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TAPsoorT,s y, LINZ. NJ

Tbs suhsciih1u continue '. srAls c.atihn.lss o.
pesuAge W and frola Liverpool by thsI tAyorhe las
Of Psokesa, oomprisins N part ne hle~iss stip..
viz
WIN. TAPSCOTr, EMERALD NLs, ALBION
DRRADN0UGHT, MANCHE5rEB VICTORY.
BENJ. ADAM5, CONSrELIaAT1UN,J. J. SOh ID.
WEST POINT, ESCORT PHCaNK.
UNDERwRITKR, SEA FLOWER, CAMRIkp
Making. togsher with othsfs, ship avery Ave
days. The subscribers also AgeHps 'os ths
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
Fsr all of which theY gram 0erhcstAs on Hbe<a
yKnTTANCgs TO IRELAND, 10.
4. "a Co. Aso continue " issue drals- payable on
demand. throughout England ireland. Scotland and
wales, 81 the LOWEST RATEd
GroulArs with all particulars, may be bad Ap-
plioation-fb by letter, enclose postage stAmp-toI
! TAPSC0Tr q co, 20 South st, New York.
- a<As.iOt TAPsCOTr, SMITH q Co, Liverpool
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| fayette, and have not had an opportuuitV "a ~.
In an appearance, the court postponed the es,e
d directed thai the clsimants Be oomnunnie.t
with respecting the matter.
The Court also ordered thst ceytair psrpo-~s
Erperty on hoard tho Lynchburg, b restorod -
captain haTris, ner commander.
ssprt ne Cosr.
The CsntyoJ P,lrk Esgensio-,. Tho report q
Mr.. Haskin in this eass SOW cause pp bsfsre no
Court on rnotiOn to csnhrm IL. The csss hs~
been several times published, and Il win 10
ia1ing OF the cost expenses, &c, T drtsi.
o'rons connscted Eith the extension. Ocs al
hese, hr. John a. Baglcy, Surveyor, hsA .
clam II about t49, O00. The Pnk Commi.--
.i9ner' cot = down 70 STOUT t32, ,O0o and vhe.
ot md 10 NJ. IIakin, he reduced the sfe ooe
10000. Other claims wers also cut down
similar manner, and the parties clAimi.r
now oppose the motion 10 confirm the report
he matter is still lending.
Girtpo Collateral Security does not se-ye fs->
Urra-Sdnuei ". Fetten0'Hrs. Robert r. kxA-
er.- This action was brought 10 recover h.i-
anoe alleged 10 bo due from ths defcDdsnt a.
moneys collected by him while in the employ
nent OF the plaintiff. The defense v.s tkef
u any claim ever existed, which was d.
MED, q had been paid by bond and mortgage
upon brooklyn property. The sllegAtions I.
tho complaint amounting 10 an sverment thsf
I he amount in controversy was money rcosivsA
IN hduciary capacity-the plaintiff havinR
recovered Judgment for fifteen hundred doilsrl
an application was made for leave 10 iasus a
execution against the person. The tsstimc-y
N the part Of the plaintiff was TO the enecA
that the bond and mortgage were given -
collateral security AMI not Ia payment and 4
Lso appeared that decd Of the mortgag.A
premises hal been given subsequently, r
which the plaiatiG had allowed tso6oa sooou-t
Nv the Ccurt - We ,bi,k m. oxd.x .ho-tS -
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mHDICUNEA.

n g,.,.a .r.,.,,,n.,- an ,,.... A ~.
''noipa produ alon- of uev hngisnd, r.plied. New
England raises mon
%'rpV eoa",s-' W 'ns "a" 'aA
,oe or hardy .,hls.,o ma, an, ,,,,,,,.,' a.,
rigorous In body aud mind. whsi ,hs man shan
. manly depends on 'h' cara and treatment Of 'hs
''''' WV "slAAa "o'n~ pro
nxa rxUovrs aoar,Yrsa svprv
tos hen b.he, there s no sec,.n Of counuy ON earth
"nsrs ms oosn % long and % universally used
THE QUESTION ANSWERED.
A. 'hs question is frequensiy sxei- who h hRsl
"NsDo"I N.wn Smpv -, 'nA1 'ne nay
,o.ed hsr .in. and ..sn,- .. q f,m,s pbv.,o,,n
aud nurse, principally among children. shs h.s
especially studied .hs constitution snd w.ns Of
his numerous cia.., 90 generally Overlooked On
aArelsasly uealed By ,hs faculty In zoo many IN
dances aud, o. result OF this oort, and practical
knowlsdgs ots.lned In . life dine pan, a. nur.s
and physisisn. Ihs has compounded . Soo.hina
Syrup for children ,es,hinR. II operates liz. mario
giving re.a and hsal.h, add ID, moreover, sure 70
regulate tbs bowels In consequsnos Of ,hla artlols
Ms. winslow ls bsooming world renowned ~
bsnosac.or Of her rAos; children do certainly s. W
.nd oes. nesi ~1,cC ,nl' 'ns O-se IN .h. c'y.
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900 un''' IN 0Auiis u" o'''oi- q" AorhhA M
our opinion, until she has given ID the bensAt Of
MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP. Try h
mO.hsrs-TEI IT Eow.-LsIitoS Visifov, hes YorL
0sV.
Do"N 1--WE AnhonANr'
n>'ns P-~''a '''e' ''''P''-' i1snA' uA'"iooo "
ths sgonies and cries Of suffering child, and bs-
coming convinced thai Mrs.. wINsLows sooTH-
mo svprrp wa. ina ,h. .,,,cl. n..a.d nroo,r...
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-26
BOARD AND ROOMS.

PoARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE Young
- men can be accommodated with board, al 40
Ninth st. near LIST ave, at 50 per week. Privilege Of
bath with ihot and odd water. sei4 2taC'lsl