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Georgia Convention-Election of Dele.
gates to the Southern Congress.

MILLEDGEvILLE, January 24.-The
Convention has elected Hon. X. Epombs
aud Hon Howell Cobb, as Delegates
ir"m the State at large TO the Southern
Congress, which is 10 meet at Montgome
ry, Ala on the 4lh prox. The Dele
gs,es elected from the Districts are as
follows
First District, Hon. Francis Barlow
81, Hon. Martin Crawford; Sd, Judge
Nisbe, 4tb. Hon. b. II. Hill 9th, Hon
A. II. Wright 9Th, Hon. Thomas r. r
Cobb 7lh, Hoo. Augustus Kenan 8lb
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens.
The Convention has sdjourned I'LL to
morrow.
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How TO PREvENT SORE SHOULDERS IN
WORKING HoRsEs.-An exchange says
"The plan we have tried and never found
TO fail IS to get piece Of leather, and
have it cut into shape so as to lie snug.
iy between the shoulders OF the horse and
theeollar. This fends off all the friction,
as The collar slips and moves on the leath'
or and not on the shoulders Of the horse
Chafug is caused by friction hence this
remedy is quite a plausible one. and ia
much better than tying slips Of leather o.
pads o! sheep skin under the collss."
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DREssIsa WoUSDs.-Nins times ou,
Of ten, a wound will heal qnicker il done
up in its own blood, than any other way.
As for q burn, whatever will exclude the
air the quickest is best. Cotton will do
This; so will oiled silk, II struck down a,
the edge hy any kind Of sticking salve.--
Put nothing on burn to heal il. Ma
ture will soon do that when the air is OK,
Guided, and the pain will almost imme.
diatsly cease.
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- ~ s~
A Fairy 4 Hsu1s.
/ "Wha, is NY LII blinking Of so in.
tently I" asked Mr.. IS he entered
the sitting room, wlsrs ths Iiittle girl was
leaning her forehead tgainst The window.
pane, and gazing Oa into the evening
sky.
you will think me very foolish, Papa.
| WAS just imagining how | should like
to be n fairy" 81
What is fairy l'inquired the father
innocen,ly. NJ
"Why, you knov.iPapa, just as well
As do. Little mi,es Of people, that wear
dresses made of tap leaves, aud that
ride Iu snniI'shell cotdies drawn ly dra,
gon flies"
Tell me, what sali you do if you
we're a fairy :"
On ,housaad hiugs, Papa. In the
f's, place, you ne{ not GO down any
more to that ding Did Office, for .hen
ever you wautsd ipssey, ] could tap With
my wand. and up vvaid come heaps of
gold aud silver. Thea you know, would
make Mam,na WI, md keep her 50. O.,
there's no end totlis good things ha,
would 10 n
"Wauld Il po< = better, my dear little
girl to make lhp utmost use of all lie
power you hays ipssssd Of spending
t's.e .oug hoaSsz Spsidg in wishing Ir
mole I" sFai
"AlI the pews less i. preciou. i,,Is,
YOU knos, P.rz
Very ptssiou tertaiuly, but not SO
little as yoa fpsyPppose. depend up
ON u, my dear Ell God has gwen you
a work wIiict, " accomplished, viii be
more tesuIiiul mie results thrn ANY ro
mance oi fairy laI'
LIIlan SAT for sfSw moments musinc
in the deepening tNiIight, aud the SUN
mons to lea prevailed any further con
versation. The Int thought that entered
her nlie head hs next morning was,
"lil Le a fairy today"
At this notnei Willie burst into tue
room.
Il wish mothe wasn't sick" he ex
claimed. "Thers, 20 one 10 tie my neck.
cloth, or put up ~ dinner for school, or
find my books, o help with iny lesson"
perhaps | c~ntix your neek'lie. Come
here" SAID L'.iau -and let me try
70 you don'tAIn now how. You never
did u III your life
Il can learn, tld,sL. You shall see"
said the little gil and she secretly re
solved hat she. 'tuId practice tying q
ribbon around ,Sck for one hour every
day, until she ~s perfectly in art. The
neck.,ie was arranged even 10 Wilie's
satisfaction, and tte stray books were
founL and put 10 the satchel. The faith.
er then appeared An unusual express
sion Of c, ntenms,t was upon his coun
tsnancs ss he sal Gown to comfortable
breakfast. but VIZ Sher he attributed any
thing TO fairy Ahuence, Lillian never
knew. She ynft hoped bot /, was sc
pleasant, shss ~. = work a"'uspec
ted
Ate, l.ss IA gous, Lillian put
up the lunet les dinner baske
with Ter o96 - - Grgers, and saw
her bro.lsy ePcl then creP
so''iy to - tosee what
.hs could IS et sse 'nval
IL. She - u 81 'be room
!" tue 80 - per bother
taste, me- ne WI, such
gentle e. mat The ''gh,
est Huu q *s. nsen 6s'uroed
one org o 10, ach'nl
ne.d' s 'olus' the
right ~ sha M' h9 moth
er 10 hs y ,M us time
Any nag t'eH 81 D" d'or's a
seu amus al. 4 4 W. esSe pme As
.'s'apce, a ~ ~ 49, o,Hyss, ans
towers, n9s seos. ae'p' mod
els OF arcese'gl oss perfectly 's"s'sc
.ory y tne @P'oyst VINO ya'ue'
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Important from Washington.

Especial Dispatch to the Charleston Cou-
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE .ALBAEY, March II, 1851.
j. MCLEOD MURPHY submitted minority report
against the Fourth Ward MiseiOn School bill, on The
ground Of it, uncoBsiitulionallty.
Mr.. ROBERTSON moved 90 take the bill to reduce
the rate Of milk freight on the Harlem Railroad out OF
the hands OF the Committee and to refer it TO the Com
mttee of the Whole
After debate, the RESOLUTION, by consent of the
mover wac laid over till tomorrow.
Dir. RICHMOND reported by bill similar to that
introduced by Mr.. Robinson in the Assembly, review
ing the corporation ofthe New-York and Ere Rail
road under the Trustees under the act Tor It's lore
closure and SALE
Mr.. SESSIONS introduced bill relative 10 the
Quarantine establishment in the port of Sew-fOrk.
II transfers the charge and control Of the Quarantine
and Marine Hospital from the Commissioners of Emf
grafton, yesting in the commissioners appointed uudef
The provisions Of act for the removal of the ian-
tine FROM Staten Leland passedls57 AnappropTiatIon
Of sJ0t00 provided for 10 be paid by the Control
er rhe written requisiion of he commissioner
the amount 10 be REPAID ont Of any surplus moneys
arising ont Of the sale oi the Marine Hospital grounds
of Staten Jsand
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bhhHoH'ss' F'IIV"' "
A resolution authorizing the application sadOpted
Adjourned To Thursday.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met last evening at the Usual hour, the
President, MORGAN JOINS, esq, Ia the chair.
a resolution was referred that Ann street, from
broadway 10 William street, be paved with Belgian
pa veineni half the Expense 10 BIZ borne by the city.
A resolution was adopted limiting the grant Of the
OF the dumping ground and piers heretofore used
by the City Inspector, bv Mr. Hsckey until the first OF
June, 1851.
The Committee on Streets reported in favor Of es-
tablshing grade Of Worth street, between Bro9d1ay
and West Broadway.
The Street Commissioner communicated, IN reply to
resolution Of inquiry respecting the reason Why n. ID.
Carlock and i. Ac(jnniss were allowed 10 work for
tee Corporation at Essex Market, while holding the
poilion Of Inspectors Of membranes and WhaTyes
IN the Street Department, az fellows:
RrkkKT CosN-siOHnEs OYYiCR, New York March H. 1851.
20 a.e Honorable me BoaJd Of Connd'aseD
GESTgsEN have JUS returned 10 the city and md az uu
1851 requesting the Street Comnis,Onef 70 Inform yOur
Board IL next meeting BY wn.t authority ne 'gboIed
corporation Maie while a. the time they
holJns the poao Of inspector q on Wbsrye. N
Street COMMUNIST, did not shorize this Mok 10 DC done
appropriation lado covering tie sIpenle did
abraham u. Csriock Pahik McGiness 70 40 his wori
gross i.guleriy has occurred IN this arising hrst from the
Common Council ordering nst be- done without making
appropriation therefor d secondly failure the part u
The orders OF tits Department sud ordnsDoes ~ Ne Common
Coons fSn fol- 5p1n:I m Of ~ the fact IN i. cs,s Su
pat correspondence and reports OF the Superintendent
A. b Joly 1850 Street Conmsioner TO Superintendent Of
ReIais and snppes directing to be Incurred
obly y,Dfitieeip necessary repairs
H. ~ Jan, I6b Street Commissioner Superintendent 81
Repairs and supplies lCGusrl In regard rigid economy
being used unfit after the passage Of the Tax Appropriation,
G. 9Th March, 1901 Report Of Superintendent oi hspafs aud
Supplies IN reply 10 resolution 81 inquiry psaed boad OF
Conncnep relative 20 employing Mets CAock and McGin
pess 10 WORK ON EsseI Market repairs, &c.
ID 9Th March 1851 Street Commissioner 10 Superintendent
Of epsis aid Supplies asking why MI CsIoct employed
&c
T. nh March 1861 Report Of superintendent Of Repairs and
10 STREET COMMISSIONER stating the circumstances
der which he employed Mr. CaIock &C., Nc Al VI which IL
Street Commissioner
The report Of the Conference Committee on the tax
levy was received from the Board Of Aldermen. II
embraced the following items OF amendment az com.
pared with the ordinance % adopted by the Board Of
Councilmen:
Aqutoue rls and o. from az 90
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Steamship Potomac Watson Sayennah ndse 10 H. b. Ccrs
wei Go. 10Th inst, south OF fryng Pan Shoals saw piH
while barse with I'D ,der and bsck letters When wen,
miles north IL uss.AE two steamers bound sosh hta
very heavy $. f. ss,es sguth Of Ha,,erss. go,
Bsrk L'ysneI Oh o: Yarmouth. y. 81 Raymond b'scw
Jros the pase. eh lust 70 acs east OF SANDY IiSos
tooL piJt FROM hos, Wnl. h. Aspins all. No ~
g Sea fosn B.ggS, New ord days In ballast TO ioa'
Bts Eliza A 10. Blu,h euies, Trinidad. Cubs 10 days,
sugar &c. te Tho;npson x Hunter. :. -, -.
Bri- NruTa Proyfaansn Ncsp Rugsero Naples 90 days na
20 Chamberlain Phelps Co. Has eIpeHenced HeaNy "oSs
Ts- MA ldsi.ile rus Honer, ToulOn "a days, snd
iays from Gibraltar, IL ballast 20 order. =.
Sch Albeit Treat of Fsnkioiih Bo.dm osrIsts, 70 asy
MAJ and chg Paragon Hatch, both !or Boston, sailed he "a,
sehr H. wsrrou, Chapman Nes.IlsSen days sugar sri
Sshr. Hcary B. Gibson, Crockett, NewLOndon dsy' Is
schr Rodman ~ Price, Gcdert, Boston for whnir sos
schr Carlton Jayne -, Brookhsven days
schg c. L. Lowell, Boston days. ndse. to !. w Mckee
gc.r Fmben C.owen Wcafsc days Lesdins 10 raester
Shr Charles Howard Boebe S. GeoI Bank days hh
sehE Jchn, set'Son "Lanssoh' n e. days AA'A ''''
Nschr samuel c. Hnl.e Fprman Virginia days, oyster
schr. r. w. Eldridyc, Snow, Harwicp. feb
Sclr BENJAMIN. Mhasn Passport days, hsh toJed rye
sIoon noSBt Hore Sul,an Taunton indse .-,
Steamer Potoasks Nye, New.Bedford, ude ana pas I"
MISTER. a., os.u DAD
Steamer 0spray Kenny, Providence indse y III o5sB
Steamer WestsLestoT, Jones, Proyieence, u as =. =
SAILED-Bsks Speeiwel GibraliaL; a. Liseon' So
Atlas Havana; bigs Mary Lowell VILLAIN So, ~ s.,.o-
Base (Bfeml Bresner Also steamships e' ni,i 81,
nah; James Adser, Chsfles.on mot Hh'i oAA '''s
ysnrsh
wIND-sun,e,, N. Wight.
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MARINE journal
PORT OF NEW YORK. .......Msse


Aliens Cahtsbs smith Havana, LivnSs9n, CIocherSn 90
North Carolina Powell Wilmington II. Is. Cromwell Co
Nsnigonery, berry, Savannah. Il. b. Cromwell { Co
ship.-tcales, holt San Francisco ". I. Coleman Co
Republic t8Tuu J. Msske, Bremen.
Bah.-Geosge Leslie, bradbury. CienIuegos r. Tuad.
T. Denil Hcey ssy.rnah: Dernl Coz ST. James, CTu.s
PhilHd.irhs Hex. Bell iumGTis Anderson NSssnSes,
Stephens BE u. Walker Rayeres Havana Desuo Cspcr
a. Csun Bal Chpnsn Cork end market, Edu,s,on bTos
Msg Ch,e,-. Lordon, j. s. CnInan; Evening StI, hnaa
Havana, J. r. eager
Byis.-CrAwiord Small Philadelphia T. Tsbo. Co. Rsa'
bow Gile- Havana, = ws!dIon j. CO.. Abs1A lbT) SUD
vsa ~. sephea H. j. {. A. DeWof; Joseph Gables CARD
u, Indus Anderson fhI.beihpoTt 7. b Chsse Go bsl
more Potter Port Prince H. Becker Graves bognds
Blo lsning. Genoa Naero Fasssn oeasn Waves gsu''
tbars, Iixht Bryant, tardenS Yates Pogt1ined 90
ScLoourrs-S A EJwaIds Sirs Charleston, D. G. Mr.eyi
HoWaad Howard. Newbern, J. L. Davis; j. Ponder fihns
worth Philadelphia jas. Hand.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

CarTaugs County has elected &c Republican 10 5
Democratic Supervisors. Last year q Republican, 20
10 Democrats.
CLlsroS CousTY.-Ausible, j. X. kingsIand; Al
iona, Lewis Robinson; Beokmantown, a. u. McFad.
DEM ebay, O. X. Wood; Champlain, George T..
Duhning; Dalnemora, ". s. Lewis; Ellenburgh, Wm.
Cresaey: Mooers, A. b. Wood; Peru, Geo. y. Moor;
Schuyler Falls, Darius Aver; sarnnac, S. =. Bewen
Republicans, IL. Black Brook, w. "a. Stetson;
Clinton Democrat; plattsburgh, WIN. Reed.-Deao-
Gratis Il The result Is the last year; bot tie
Republican majoiities snid to DO much larger
ERIE C0UsTY--Alden, A. p. VaDderyoort AYora
Seth FenDer Bnlnt, Thomas Judson; Buffalo. Ward
!th, J.. X. Haddock; 1th George Rickets; oh AlbAyt
Sawin; 10th, Joseph Candee 1ltb, Thoe. r. ockne:
i2th jacob Richert; 18th Aaron Martin; Cheekioys-
ga, Eldridge Fsrwe; Clarence, David Woodward,
Collins, Elisha Henry; Concord, 8. w. Goiard: East
Hambnrgh II. Dewel; Eden, Lyman Pratt; Evans,
James Aver; Grand Island, Bedelli Lancas'er,
VIM. W. Bruce; Aarilla III. T. Foster; Newstessd, II.
T.. Goslin; North Collins, Wilson Rogers sardinm,
james Rider; Wales. John Macbeth Repnbnysns ri.
Amherst, c. T.. Grove; Boston, George BSndleyj
Buffalo, Ward lst John O. Dobnell; I'd, j. X Tyler;
Sd, Joshua Barnes; 5th Orrn Lockwood; Och, John
Dayis; Sth, James Ryan; Golden, Nathan fFspcis;
Elraa, u. Hemstreet Holland, Nathan Morey; Ham,
burgh, IIoel White Tonawands, n. Hensler; Wea
Senecs, John @. Iangler.Democratsl IA. This show
a gain Of 8.
Amboy, John Jarnerson; Boylston, james lowrey;
Constanta. Republican; CRANKY, Jacob g. WILLARD
Hastiugs George Campbell; Hannibal, Rensselaer,
Matteson; Mexico, Leonard Ames; New-ilavsn, Away
W. Severance; Oswe2o, l. II. Man; Oswego, Waro
Isl, Manister NJ. Worts; %, Volney X Burr 81, 10,
beisky Burt; 4tb Daniel l.. Couch; Palermo, David
JenDings ir Parish, JOHN Becker; Richland, lsaae
Fellows Sandy Creek, Benjamin Rotns; Serbia, Roo
erE Simpson; West Monroe, James Baker--Repubtc.
ans, 30 Orwell Democrat; Red6eld, Demo,r@ii
SchrnpelI, Democrat; Volney Willard johnson; Wiz
Jamestown, Caleb l.. Car--Demoersis ). The hepnh-
cans have gained four and Lost one, net gain Of four
since last year This does not look like going back
SULLIviS CoUSrY.-Fasburgh, Gilbert w. Psleni
Fremont, Charles w. Miles; Liberty, Edwin Fobes'
Mara katiug, VIM. Jordan; Roekland, Linue b. Bah
cock; Thompson Solomon w. Royoe-Repnbliesns, 8.
Bethel, John W. Swan; Callicoon Victor Hofer; Co
checton Alfred Calkins Forestburgh, Stephen c.
Drake; Highland, John Barnes; Cumberland, james
ID. Decket, Ne,ersink, Clark Eaton; Tusten, Com.
C. Mlrray-Denccrats, 8. Last year-Republieans,
4; Democrats TO-
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board met lat evening the PaFsrDgSr in tho
chair.
The following resolutions, offered b. Mr.. STRONG,
were unanimously adopted:
Warren, Th. ndeL,dn,i. Of this city, represented BY II,
hoads and ceIlesi,s aous now amounts "a tha sum OF
~, i.d 10 hi. rs. evening ard hsa' 'svetl bin.
ac p-nairs before the les'.,ar- BY Tho provisions Of
lh hi. city required to ne s bonds Ia payment o local
improvements, amounting, % estimated TO over S'~oVoi
G,ss.sd That hi. Courn .eiinE the Immediate
q III. people % tie city o. BTOotyn Regarding
. s."isS u "a hon Z. city dcs. hereby s.pes,fa .nd
"a s % y NJ. ssc"s .S 70 ss. l.. bond. IN p.y
Re, Ir,d Tb., city clcs he directed forward copy Of
~ fsprssrnt the Senate aud A'sonbly
lie report of the Controller, a the receipts and
pauditures oil The Corpoon Il the City of Brooklyn,
Tor the year ending December 81, l0, together with
the receipts aud expenditures Of tic Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund for Tie sane period presented.
From the Document, winch u very lengtly BPlears
that the receipts from various were $50, 62;
approx riaOns So ~ Il; expenditures $50 $40 81;
being AL eAcorr Of f61 l6i H. Tie balances hand
were: General Fund Z ,0U6,7Jl 3Ji Special Furd,
tliO,23j 10; Sinking Fund, tlis,l8 "a. The pay
n-Lt. ON contingent accounts were $2j,5jl it. Tie
report concludes with interesting statistic 10 the
rise in the valre of property in 1900 The value Of
real esAte - A2 o5i personal property, 81 0S
bj total, flOJ Jo ,lJ5 net increase for ihe year,
T. 40 OH. The TeIort WA ordered ~ lie printed.
4 resolution unanimously adopted directing tha
Commits iouer u Repairs and Supplies 10 raie the
aud strips the City Hall cn the anniversary Of the
birthday Of Gen. Andrew Jackson the 18th inst.
The Rfdgew ood and Prospect Hill Rarvad compa
nv cent in communication Rtking the privilege of lay
iDg Trucks within the city limits. Tire Company have
charter authorizing them 10 construct railruad be-
tween the above ponts. The subject referred TO
the Railroad Committee.
A communication was received from the City and
Central Rfilroad Companies asking the right TO lay
temporary tracks Sixth avenue and other streets,
while the work OF iliag up the junction Of Flablsh
and Fifth avenues lie IN progress. The privilege
granted
The places for holding the POLLS Mt the charter cleo
ton IN April were designated
The Mayor sent In veto Of The resolutions proNid-
Ing for the making OF maps for The Eighth Ninth, and
Eighteenth Wards, on the ground that II would he
injustice to the other wards which had procured their
mar st their own expense.
An invitation 10 review the Elm Benevolent Asso-
,iaton ON Monday next WIS accepted.
The model Of lIolwells Fire Escape was exhibited,
and the subject referred to Committee TO have one
constructed.
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ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly met, with light attendance. Two
calls of the roll showed only sixty-three members
present, when call Of the House was ordered aud
continued until quorum was present, when the vail
war suspended and those absent without leave declared
IN contempt.
The bill for the erection of the County of High
auda was reported for the consideration of me ionse
The bill TO incorporate the New-York Volunteer
Monument and Burial Association was reported COM
plete and ordered 10 a third reading.
Mr. RICE introduced bill 70 make an appropria-
ton for the Buffalo General Hospital, and enable them
to hold cell, and lease resl estate.
Mr. FISHER brought in bills to incorporate ne
American Missionary Association, and provide for tut
ton Tor Brooklyn Industrial schools.
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m,rL., R.nor,ed hu I.l.eranh

CoRastriuSThs New Orleans Cotton rlsTiet Il me 9Th
hes incorrectly printed. The following l. corect
sT,s.DEIRsVs March g. CoTrCS-The market cloed with
a al, arg teuG.ncy sales to-day 20 600 bales Middns
noa quoted sees Of the week 600 bales. Receipts
the week - 80 bales sSnss C 10 CORES pondng period
,t y,1r FTports 81 the week, $500 bales Total TO dae,
1 inI ~. bales Stock IN port, 365. 800 bsles
BAIrgoRY March Il-FLouR dull; Howard Street, ss ~
City All. vs. WHEAf sicsdyi he'd. 81 80 81 20; Nhisr,
= 40o 81 D.. Corn sc'iye, hIed a. 53d5c PkoysIuss
steady, hoss Pork Sl7 LARD 9c. COFFEE active n III
l3.c. %HhsY dull :, is.c.
NEg-OnIx,Ns Feb l-CorT0S: the market IL firm sales
to-day baes Middpg maze. SUGAz stes3J Fs.
fully fai- i15lc. MoAssEs 2bd28c ELoUR; Ohio - 40
- ~ oths- articles generally unchanged.
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No MoRE LoITERIHs.-Little Delaware has drawn
prize from her Leg ,atiye wheel Of ioltune, which
has heretofore yielded many blanks. That snag and
whirlpool firm, Wood Eddy q Co.. have been swept
away by the rising tide Of enlightenment and progress
mos WoRKs At BRIsroL, Il. I.-IBe Providence
York and Boston making arrangements TO eet lb-
ls AN iron works Of the largest class in Bristol pro-
yided the citizens Of that place will subscribe Tor
small portion OF the stock, and that they expect 10
visit Bristol time during the coming week to see
what can be done. Under the new tariff neatly all
branches of the iron manufacture expected 10 be
profitable, with judicicus management.
CMcrSsArI, March il.--fIouE quiet a. ~ Dds4 g.
WHsKY declined; quoted iJc Ps0vaOSE qnet aud acour
ate quotations csniot he tven Bsronshouder tdqlo
LAkp eal 81 70 Excbtpfe On NeE.I oh unsJgel,S.
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SUPERIOR CoUAT-TEhL TtHH-MsNcH li.-BesoFo ia.
tie MoSChITH
SeYoIs Betting aud Packing Con pany agt The Wa.hDs ou
Insurance Company

SUPERIOR CoUKT-TELL TsKH-MsKcH li.-BesoFo IN.
tie MOSChlFH
S,YoI Betting aud Packing Con pany at. The Washusou
Insurance Company,
This was action policy Of insurance, and wac
one aflonr twenty others IN many dAorcnt tonpsnls
smotns in 10 $500 covering The factory OF the pianHs
In NsSrown Conn The fSrtory with all is coDens de
,royed accidentally by he aud the planhs loa aud above
settled with the plsintns promptly Tho hTn.
njAnta T.Sitsd the pntif claim and
nis . hich was to recover the i anoan Of their policy
1920 Tho policy contains CLAIM follows referring the
bndirg Insured: Said building, warmed BY
zach ooT with hose, and washman Ia TO be- kept the
premises at night"
h wa. proved and conceded by tie council for both parties
that building warned by steam that there watch
In Ito building that usTs water each hooT also
IN n, attic with Lose each hoCr hut ho'- In o
attic. witness int oduced who proved that IN
che word ovr meant Hioiy, and hen The tern usrd
apsakidg 81 tbs oOrs OF tho sctoy did not the attic
that he for tie putirs At the factory, aud
that be did not dcem eIprdien have hose ia te attic be-
hose could b- used tho floor below advantage
Ia Ia efhie In thu attic.
the aforementioned csu.e The pcly the pstihs
recover bocAgAe thnIe hoe In the Gc fr counsel
~ the snts Ooneaed that the o7dusry meaning to0r
when applied 10 huljuss was synonyDGus with sor and
Intended and sed that tie letter and . OF the conFac,
complied wh, and cOnerdei hst 1t the province
the Juyto determine Whether The warranty condition
complied with not Judge honcIrfdsc!dod hat by tho
~ tho wasDy hose well water be each
and thai h. word floor IA tie warranty included the attic and
that testimony properly admissible 10 eIp'sin the
iUE vi tho oor and ooHA he admitted with reference T.,
tbe y that the evidence thsi subject hal been adj
united only the purpose OF r.DtTg presumption Of ANY
intenti z misTepIeser oT The Judge directed liz.
p,t 20 be d,ni'.ed nh lee 10 sk- scs.e that the
be heard in the hrst before the General term.
r.. H. Kml al end ez.Judge Perpout plsnf. H. Bren
Smith ard h. W. stoughton Tor defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12

THE HOMESTEAD LAw..--The Homestead law which
has passed both bs4nches of the Michigan Legislature
donates 10 the aet<al settler 50 instead Of 40
acres, under the O)! law H. also throws around
The State safeguards against imposition and spoia-
aion. The concluding section one that experience
shows was demanded and will be- Of positive use 10
Che State in enabling IT, through lie donations 10 sell
is remaining lands at the same time that il will &C.
oommodste settlers who want larger farJD than ~
asyeS would give item. .....l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
PasaenRsra Arrived

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sen BlacAuan. Lament. DcAe HILBERT Workman Sanders
VHgi-n, aud az IL tue ssesrsse .
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w r. Newton J. Patterson W. T. Baker and lady X. LOWS
II Morgan Mir Evans Col hsgrnder Mr. Lawrence D y.
Hcsh George IT. Taylor. Gsit ,nthopy Carlisle H. Jrnin.
samuel Barrett J. Cloptsn. =. Laey Mr. Forbss, Mr
Wd, Dsvid Fisher Mr. McCsll X. y. Holton. r. Tfspy.
George Starry wife and chdren w. NJ Hopkn Jno Brooks
auss h. Jsuiiuson.