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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
LsuIrogats Of the County q New York, notice u
hereby given ~ ali persons having claims agLnn
JANIS STUART, late Of No. 10 R,St 24th street, In
the city Of New York, Gentleman, deceased, W pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof " the subso'
Der, al the ohcs Of Edward c. Delavan, no. 81 Cf n
In the City ofNew York, on or befIre Vie isth day
Of April next. Dated New York, the lsh day Of
0CsobeT, 1881. HKLkH n STUART,
Administrators.
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AWAY YOUR MONEY

MHf THROW AWAY YOUR MONEI
w on private dentists, whsn you can goa posi-
lively ths very besa ARTIFICIAL TEETH. and
ave more than half your money. Our teeah have
Al. TkkTH 90, Dsniss., ssl BOwOI, hr Mao
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ITO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH sExE,

Tue NEhNUUO VI BUTH BEAE
u retired Clergyman having been reaoi
health II few days, amer many years Of greai
yous suffering, Is willing W asda others by "a
Creel COPY Of the prescription used Dire
Rev. JOHN N. DAGNAI.I, iss Fulton q. n
yu. v. syal 49,
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CENTS PER BoTTLE-FURMJ

10 CENTS PER BOTTLE-FURMp
~ celebrated RHEUMATIC ANNIHILA
ior the cure Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore II
Dc, can always be had In New York, Al c
BELLS, cor. Eighth ave. snd 2sth "a. REF
COrs, COR. Allen and Stanton sts., and cor. /,
and hJustnn SITS. BANBORNs, 9Ja Division.
LTTTLEDALK'S, l95k Bowery MALLoY'Bi
booond ave. and soar sts., and by Druggists a
rally. Price only Twelve Cents per bot,le. mia 4
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN
IA wishing " room toge,her, can have choice oi
a large back pAror OF front room on 81 door, with
good board; no moving In May; terms from 80 70
81; come and sec, Al 1856 Thompson - mhl0 24s'
DOARD-s2-GOOD BOARD AT 5 Thomp-
l)son -, from 81 70 80 = week man aud g,e - y
- week. Also furnished rooms, EisS pianos,
cheap. Aso lodgings, o. W Ss . weak. or IL. " a.
night. N. blossoms on piano, o.. each.
mil 2saG'iA
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER W RAG
= Surrogate Of the County uf New York, notice Va
hereby given that ali persons having claims ATain,
bILAe HOLMES, lA,e Of the City Of New York, Do
ceased, 70 present the with vouchers thereof,
70 the Hubscribers, a. their once. ITO William a.
In the city u New York, or before the twantiesh
day Of January nexa. Dated, Now York, the psh
day Of July, 1851.
WILLIAM NELSON, Rxacu-
SAMUEL b. BCHIHYFHIIH,l arv
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DR. VAN HAMBERTS FEMALE MOI
EOR TIE PILES
GOOD NEWS = GOOD NRwsi II

OYEA's Rheumatic Linimeni u guaranteed VI
cases oui u i0-rhsumatisIn sore throat head, y
crNnps, bruises, cuts, cholio, neuragis and no y
o,u Othsr dbordsru the human frame " subiec,a|
100 certihcs,e. Of it highly curative qualities &C
oiher remedies have hiled, has besn cured b.
mos excellent remedy. A fair trial II all We sstr@
aspetdy cure We guarantee. The Lnimeua, III
and % cent bcstlea, can be obtained a No. WI
~ near Grand, New York City. mia a4Ac'i'
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County o. New York, notice IL
hereby given " ali persons having claims sgAns.
FREDERICK HORNPKLD, lac Of the City of New
youoherS thereof " the su6-crters 4, ,he N. a
james oridley, No. % Naaau 10, In the oty Of New
York, on OF before the 2sth day d Aprt naxt
Desed- New York, the 1lth day ~ octobsr, issI.
CHARLES 0ROSSKIAUH
CARSTRH Y. GARLISCH,
AiminlaarAhr.a -
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RIO LEr-IN EAST BROOKLYN, THREE
l. houses, bull, In the gothic nylA, with all the
modern improvements; gas and fixtures, and Ridge
wood water; Myrtle avenue cars pass every min
ules within half block Of the houses, Inquire OF p
+. O'BRIEN, builder, BEillmAn st. bet Myrtle and
Park Ayea; rent $500. mh8 N'llS
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ITO LET AND LEASE-SIORES, HOUSES
l. and parts 81 houHea, IN all pArNa ~ W ullAms-
urgn and Brooklyn; A.so houses, Los and farms,
~ sale OF exchange IN ~ parts Of Me United
.Juss agent AAd AuotioHeeI, 800 Grand 81 williams
lurgh, tsls AAo'lCo
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate q the Courty OF New York, notice Il
hereby giyen " All pers NJ having claims syAlns,
ELIJAH T'BARRKR 'as n the city OF New York
deoeased, " present the sNns with vouchers thers,
Oh W the subsoriber, ~ his nhse, No. I76 Chatham
street, In the city 81 New York on or before the
sixth dsS OF March neu. Dated, New York, the
sT,h day Of August 1881. LIAAC o. BARKER,
Adn1inladrAAlr. &C.. nm the VII annarni
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FISH, FlSII-GoOD AND CHEAP-NEW
l. picked herring, just received; also new iat
rsCkcro In 200 lbS, 100 lbs, 90 lbs, 20 lbs psckl-
~, and oCdh.h, FIR sale by Al W. ROSE 9o
Wellington 1T, car Barclay, nett cash dealer in ali
inds Of fAh, hams, Shoulders, beef, pork Ard a..
Irocers Ie' pectfuly invited mhl2 4'l29
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WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY FOR
w sAs-Ths THREE ssory frame houses Nos. lbs
and 100 Deyoe stree, price 81, 40 each and three
stOry frame sore and dwelling, corner Of DeyOe ana
Smith ssreets price 81 600 also cottage, corner OF
bmitn and Ainslie sareeta. For tern Of payments,
which viii be very easy, apply W W. KELSEY
i92 Grand o.. WlliAmsburgh, O. n. X KELLOGG,
" Beaver Street, New York, fg29 s4Ae'l0s
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STEAM POWER TO LEr-WTTH Large
- or small rooms, extra well lighted both
, ,tSo, fgo% =, 81 = - GA 81 ApPy 20 BAR
isl9 24ac'l20
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nR. HOYT, DENTIST,
- 0t7 BroadwSy, doors above 20th n, Inserts
teAuiilu sets OF teeth on his improved Atmospheric
Plates, with without extracting the roots; on gold
as low $50; silver, 50; rubber, 80; pA'ina t25
SrthciA bOnb filing, tinssIGd without psn) % cts;
gold, 90 cts W 81 RrnAgAm, 90 cts extracting, 20
va. AL work warranted. mill 2iAc'lSS
DR. MARTELI- SUPERIOR 30 CENT
l(Toeai Beautiful sets Of tsoth on silver, plantnA
and gold plate; extracting teth, 20 cents; gold ALI
ing 81 hone hling, - cent?; silver, ~ cts. Rooms
400 Sixth Az, below f9Ih "a. mh7 94As'lO9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-13
DENTISTRY.

4 MEXICAN TEETH co., PRACTICAL
lntroductlon Of steam mAchlnsry and the Imports
ron Of lhe very beA French and Spanish artists We
are now making artificial ,es,h, Absolutely perfect
IN imitation, Of much greater strength, and 81 half
Ne price OF those made In tie usual hand 70 mouth
~Ey " private denttsts europeans OF oahers car
ask for, and be VISITED on by their own country
asn nom siAnsr Parts, Madrid, Hshan., OF HeS
York. NsiH Asrsln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-13

HOUSE AND STORE TO LET, AT 90
L Centre 81; good chance FOR jeweiIer; II has
ossn estAb,ished ipr 10 years rent lls. mAl2 SIT
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THI
L Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice
hereby given that any persons having clsGA
against BERNARD ALLEN, late Of the City Of New
York, deceased, " present the same, with voucher
thereof " the Subscribers, at the Office Of W. "a
Alien, No s Maiden lane, In the City Of New York
ON or before the 2Oth day Of March next. Dal,s
New York, the 18th day Of september, 1891.
HENRY v. ALLEN
j. l.. ALLEN,
Administrators, with the will annexed.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or TIN
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice u
hereby given " al persona having claims against
CLAUS OFTEN, late Of the City Of New York, de
ceased, 70 present tins with vouchers thereof
the subscribers ., the ohce u Charles Cheney, No
1876 Broadway, In the City Of New York, before
the Seventeenth day OF March next. Dated, kSS
York, the 1lth day Of September, lSo1l
BBCKK II. OFTEN, AdministrHtrix( Of Clans Ottsn,
CLAUS BRUEuK, Administrator deceaAed.
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No l2S Wet 9la street, near IIn avenue. rent
500; all modern improvements. Apply "
Major THOMPSON,
20 Wooster 10 or
JOSEPH CORBIrr,
23l 9th Avenue.
To LHT-Two ,wc-s,ory houses, Nos. and 1,
Wooster street, near Canal street and broadway
god dwellings, and very desirable for budnsa
purposes. Apply W
TO LRT-The upper part Of ,he house, No. 8ot
Canal street, near Church, suitable for business
nAs been = paper ssors for twenty years pAsa.
Applyb Major THOMPSON,
No. 20 Wooster 70.
TO LET OR LKASB-A two-story house, No,
80 Wooster streets rent, 5000. Apply to
MAJOR THOMPSON,
~ Wonst5 stresa.
To LET OR LEASB-The extensive mAnufao-
tuning premises, Nos. ~ and 70 Wooster stree,
veu-lsh,ed: has been used many years . piano
forte factory,
Applyo
Major THOMPSON,
marc i0' l0l 20 Wooster a..
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FOR SALEM NEW JERSEY ~ ACRES
- 81 land, good house and barns, yleHty " fruit
and exec Lent wsttr, location Ugh aud healthy, ~
niles south ~ Paersor, near the Ceutrsvls sinpol.
bouse. For Information inquire " II. UIH3RR, 10
Orchard g, , or ON the promises, Of N WA5uBu RIM
mhli 8'i0T
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or TER

HIUkoUANVh VI A UhDhh UF TEX
hsrsby givsn 70 al persons having olsims sgalnsa
pOHkKn LUER5skN, lac Of the City Of New
York, deosaSed, 70 presents the same, With vouch-
ers thereof, 70 Me subsorberA - the o6hcs Of
Charlss Cheney, No. 1876 Broadway, In ths city Of
Bow Yort, on Or befsre ths Seventeenth day Of
Maruh nsxs.
Dated New York, the ilth day Of Bepeanhsr, 1851,
DOROTHKA LUERssRN, Adminissr.,rix, and
JOHN y. FINCK, Adminlstrasr, do.,
Il B.,bals I,narnpen.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF rHk

PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on THE
Asurrogase q the County n New York, notioe "
hereby Hven " ali peruas having olalns agaIns.
WILHELM BOHlA late u the City u New York.
deceased, - present the same with vouchers there
o., NE sutscriber,a - the efoe Of John A. 5tamrn.
ler Councillor 81 Law No. Ill Nassau s,re., In M.
City 81 New York On before The 25th day nf Peb.
ruAIy ner,. DsAed, New York, the l5.b DAY OF Az.
guss, 1851
CLARA n BoHu.s. Adrnin,.,r.,.,
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TX PURSUANCE or An ORDEA OF rHs
surrogate Of the county q Nsw Yorl, noSios v
hereby given " al persuI having elni-ns .gainsn
CORNELIUS 8 DK BOW, Late Of ihe city oF New
York, deoeased, 70 present the aame with vouchers
hsreoL 70 the subscriber, NJ the Once Of O. g. aroA
before the lab u May nexi. Dated New York, Ills
eOth day o. October, 1851.
Fiara JOHN q. DE BOW, Adrnlnistr.,or a.
Cornelius q. De Rpp, decaaa.d
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF rB.

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER W Thu
Asurrogsss Of the County Of New York, nO,ics N
hereby given " AL PorSons having claims s.rAins,
mArsHret CheessbrouEh, kts II The City of New
IUk, deoeaAed, " pre.sni the sams, With vouchers
6ereot W hs subscriber, ~ His ofioe, No. az
walker 81 In the City u hsw York, on or befors
he iOth day o. January nexs.
DAsod New York, ths f9th day af Juns, 1851.
CHARLBS A. CIIRKSEBROUGH,
bLAZIUs MORN CHBESEBROUGH,
srkPHka p. LoUHsBkRY,
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FACTORY FOR SALE-A TWO-STORY
= brick 'eltory, Glx25 feet Tor sale, with four
l,s, lltc Ot ~ afing sack, two wells, ohle, (Sc
three ga rte - mile from Peck i Up fafry. In
the Niastesnth ward. near The Union Jkai " Pond,
oor, slH TIRE Flusi Ing Avenue R.ilr, al dorp.= d.
PHETLONK, X yer ~, Brooklyn. mi II 2'iO5
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EOR SALEM TIE VILLAGE OF HEMP.
stead, l.. good houe Aud no and a Lan
acres OF eruuId, with all XII lie ~ f-uit: tho bouse
Is new, and IA Ia hrsi rate order; contains tSelw
rooms besides The attic; will ue epd low and On Easy
terms. Inquire Of JAMES II. PULLS 1871 nth
OH a. WilRnfhurgh. ml1l 3'li5
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FOR SALE OR TO LET-A FARM OF 8
Il acres with good house, barn, sc. Excellent
land, with plainly ~ fruit apples, pears, aud cher
ties situated about miles from N1rthp m, L. I.
viii lie sid ur let on reaSonAble torms. Apply a,
al North ith IT. Williamson l.. I. mic 4'l2T
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IN PURSUANCE on AN ORDER or THE
AsurTogaas Of the County Of New York, notice u
hereby given " al persuns having claims AgAinsa
JANIS y. WILLS, Late Of ,hs city II New York,
deceased, 70 prsssn, the same, with vouchers thsr.-
q 70 he subscribers, - ,hsir Once, 1877 Ninth
nne- In The city q hsv York, on ~ before the hrf
Day 1Fs6r,iAr7 nsxs. Ds,ed, ssv York, loth Tag
JAMES n wsIJA I sssgu-
WILLIAM ROOMA, 4 SrS.
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rINO LET--A BRICK HOUSE IN 10Th ST.,
Il together 81 separate floors; oroson water and ga
in the house; also, hsnuson residence on 81 ave,
and T2d 81, With or 10 lots more or lees, a. III,
parties may agree, Apply ~ T. CALLAGHAN, %
Az aud I2d u. mill b'll9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-13

WILLIAM IL. MTTCHELLS REAL
w Estaie and General Business Agency, II Ce-
dar street., between Broadway and Nassau streets.
Houses loss and farms bought sold and exchAng.
81. Money procured and loaned on bond and mora
gage. II you want " sell your bakery, store hotel,
saloon. mandatory, OF any kind OF business, cal
On the subscriber. mhT 24ao'i0T
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THK
Surrogate Of the County OF New York, no,ioe u
hereby given W al persons having claims aaainss
Adelaide Riley, late OF Montruss, Penn, deceased,
present the same, with vouchers thsreok 20 abs
subscriber, 81 his onhce, No. 81 Wall street, In Ihs
city Of New York, on before ihs lenah day o.
Feh0rAry neu.
Dated, New York, the sbth day Of July, 1881,
JOSEPH GRKKNfHAP, Exooulor,
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| Two LET-HIE ID FLOOR, ONE ROOM
| on I'D Il or, and basement, Of dwelling hluss 2s
| Jones st. Inquire ON the premises. mhl2 3'l3a
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ssErsEnAh aUssN a<se.

CUSTOM HOUSE-GOODs AND yRssRI q
~ entered and cleared ~ tho Custom uonss n...
ports procured, insursnos efec,ed BY HENRY p
OAhPBKLL- II Wall n. faSi asac.ia,
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PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THH
surroais Of ,he County Of New York, Notice 70
ereby given 70 all persons having claims agalns
Catherine Vgnes, lAae Of the City OF New York, de-
eeased' 70 present the with vouches thsre1
70 ,he subscriber ~ his ofnoe, No. 1877 0reenwi,ob
.res In the city Of New York, on or before the 9Osh
dsy OF May ner,- Dated New York, ths isth dag
fHovmber, 1881.
IOIrIp n prnNor ~ 1890,
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| PUhSUANCE W AN ORDER or TIN
burrogase Of the County Of New York, notioe n
hereby given " all persons having claims agAinss
NARY SULLIVAN, late Of the city OF New York
deoeased " present the Same, with vouchers there
OF, 70 the subscribers- 81 the resdenoe Of j, q
Drungoole, No. 81 Attorney st, In the city OF Nsu
York, on or before the third day Of March next.-
DAA~1 New York, the 21th day % August, 1851,
JOHN @. DRUMGOOLn,
AUGUSTUS DAILY, nheouhr'
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I MONROE ST., COR. or CATHERINE
Furnished rOons T. lee 10 single gent omen. viii
1r without board. asn, rooms With 5verB convent
tn'c ',r eoonou.icA housekeeping, Tor anAg. que,
families. te22 2Sac'Is0
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I ,VUNINI SEATS AND FAKMB FOH
~ sae-ns.r depot-. % acres good LAID, 10 aim
Der, orch ards, and farm buildings In good order
Cooage house II acres truck land two farms, 100,
Two, 10 two, 30 two, 30 Two, 20 two, 10 two,
81, and two, y acres each, and many O.hers,
seven village regkleLosA- six " rent. Parra Of V
acres " rent dn. orc 81 ~. Call on THORN, $50
W'.t Wssnington Market, or ~ Fulton n, or on
VAIL, P,ainHei Depot, Nj mh8 2lAc'iOe
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER o.
L lhs Surrogate OF the County Of Nav York, nosios
CFPHIAB IL. MOTION, Late Of ths city n Nsv
York, deceasod, W present the same With voucher
thereof W the gu tecrbers Al their ONCE In tina ONO
Of Townsend, Dyos, Raymond. a. No. AL Brosd.
way In the city Of New Ysrk, or before the twaS
hsah day q January next. Dated Now York. M
dIsesnth day Of July, 1851.
JANE A. NORTON, kxecu,rts.
JAMES WIN5LOW,( $780,.
JANIS BUELL., nu'
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RIO LET, FOR LOW RENTS, STORES
L Ird apartments In No. SEQ aud s6T, bet b0th
and 9th ss, 2d Nv, and apartments In the rear Of
1856, ct 4pth and hOth sts Also nice stores and
gpattmehta in the lew houses 23d u and av A,
a, tile ferry. ILquire the premises mig 9iac'lip
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-03
sixty Persons POISONED.

At Berlin, a most atrocious and fiend-
ish crime has been committed, which for
its irreconcilability with human nature,
and even the law of crimes, may per-
haps stand unexampled in all history of
moral alterations. There is a fashion
able tavern, with park and garden, at
the west end of the metropolis the
Kindergarten, where fashionable parties
are in the habit Of taking dinner or sup
per, celebrating marriage festivities and
the like Last week, when rich Jewish
family had repaired there to spend the
afternoon with their guests, consisting of
sixty persons, in honor of their daughter
who had been given away in the forenoon,
as the welded wife of rich Jewish
merchant they began their afternoon di-
versions with drinking coffee. No sooner
had they tasted their cups than thirty of
them fell into fits, and were tortured with
the most agonizing cramps, and contor-
tions of the bowels, while the others who
had taken less of the coffee came of with
qualms apd vomiting The lives Of the
principal sufferers are despaired of
Several doctors were Immediately sent
for, and, hurrying to the spot, did what
they could for the sufferers for the mo-
ment, and centred their attention to the
coffee, parts of which had been secured
for chemical tests,
In some cups they discovered, on ex-
animation, otOmic residues of crystals,
which were afterwards ascertained to
consist of chemically pure morphium,
one of the most powerful of poisons.-
Inquiries by the criminal police resulted
in disappointment till the antecedents OF
the proprietor of the tavern the Odeum,
a young man about thirty, M. Maeder,
were scrutinized, and afforded several
causes Of suspicion. Maedor is the son
of a woman who is just expiating the
crime of repeated incendiarism in a house
of correction. Previous TO her last act
of incendiarism she lived with her son
close TO the institution Of a celebrated
professor of chemistry, where the sus-
pected son came and went as a friendly
neighbor. One day the professor missed,
TO his great surprise, vial of crystalized
morphium from his carefully locked up
box of poison, and never afterwards
could account for the disappearance OF
this chemical preparation, which IN its
crystalizcd form is very rare. lie was
waited on by an officer of the criminal
police, and told that his poison had been
found in the Waistcoat pocket of the
young Maedor part of which lac had
thrown into the sixty cups Of coffee be-
fore they had been served TO his guests
He had been found out and arrested, and
awaits his trial as a wilful poisoner. lie
is possessed Of an ungovernable hatred
Of the Jews, and is said TO have coolly
signiled formerly his intention to "dC
for them all"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-03
oeneral oreen cIar .lnllh.

a letter from Lexington TO the Cincin-
natl CoumerciaI under date of August
9th, says
General Green Clay Smith arrived here
yesterday, after several weeks guerrilla
chasing in the vicinity of Lebanon, Crab
Orchard, and Mount Vernon. 1t was
General Smith, it win be remembered,
who most successfully harassed and pur-
sued Morgan during his late raids.
General Smith reports that he left Leb-
anon on Sunday, the 18th inst. lie
reached Crab Orchard on the evening Of
Wednesday last, DIST. His command
consisted of six hundred of the Ninth
Pennsylvania Cavalry, without any artil-
lery or infantry. They retired a little
beyond Crab Orchard to find camping
ground for the night. just as they left
town their advance guard was attacked
General Smith rode forward 10 ascertain
the cause of the firing, and soon ascer-
tanned that SCOTS Louisiana Cavalry,
with three pieces of artillery, was in
front Of him. Among the six hundred
Federals there were but forty five car
bines Five hundred and forty five OF
Smiths men were armed with nothing
but pistols The General immediately
formed his men, and made daring
charge, putting Scott with his lioOO
well armed men and his three field pieces
10 complete rout. Smith pursaod the re-
treating foe until night warned him that
he might be surprised and Gu. OIL IN the
dark He returned to Crab Orchard and
encamped for the night
Next morning the Federal forces start
ed for Mount Vernon. They had not
proceeded far ON the road when they were
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w. G. QUANTRTT,
UPTON HAYS.
skirmish near Reynolds. Station.

skirmish near Reynolds Station.
Captain BRrwsrGR has favored us with
the following memoranda of recent at
tack of the guerrilas on q railroad train
near Reynolds Station.
AUGUST %, 1862.
Whilst the train was coming from Pu-
laski ca route TO Reynolds Station, with
the baggage Of six companies and divers
other property The troops on board, con-
sisting of company a, 10th Illinois, Capt
Hayden: and company b, 10Th Ill.,, under
charge of q ieutcuant and company Il,
Dist o. ", Capt Brewster they were
attacked by some $50 guerrilla cavalry,
commanded by Colonel Billie, stationed
about four rods from The railroad track
on each side, under cover of the corn
stalks and high grass. They widened
the track and he train run Off; where
anon they commenced a desperate fro
from both sides of the road. Our troops
were taken by surprise, not being pre-
pared having cartridges boxes off and
guns unloaded. Our men jumped from
the cars, loaded their guns, and fought
MAttA A'hIINl AAAbA AlitA AAAllR cpuAt
three volleys, the rebels retreated in great
fright, Their horses were hitched within
twenty rods Of the track, in an adjoining
wood; and in the retreat some cut their
halter straps, some pulled off their bril-
dies, and others fed without stoppi ng
for horses Two of the Illinois boys
were killed, and one of the Dist, private
David Thornton, and six We're wounded
---ono of the 2lst taken prisoner. Many
were wounded in the rebel ranks, but
were carried Off in their retreat We
took five horses and one prisoner, shot
through the foot. We were completely
surrounded by them, and the bridges
burned on both sides of us. Col, Neib-
ling comingup on the next train, hearing
OF our disaster, hurried to us and helped
us out Of the difficulty by building the
bridges and reinforcing us. Our troops
fought bravely, mostly as bushwhackers.
Capt Hayden, having be force in charge,
did not display any military spirit run
ming at the first fire into the bushes
The train was put upon the track again
after the fight, and run back to the first
stockade, and awaited further orders or
rointorcements.