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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-02
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CfRcrrr COURT Before Jadsr
NEL
MACH kIGe frNnrR Al krF IyzOYyrxr

Leon.ri wJeon~ Levi. and Jsr,-- Puiian.
NELSON, &. 1.-The plaintiffs, who are citizens of
Obso scnvri'd Judgment s<sBt the dei.pdaht IN the
snpehor Cont u, ely IN ls3 for To. Of Ia 0a In
5 tho defendant obsnsd toe benefit u TIE iso,rnt Act
Of the stat. Of NEW ora I'd. d.chss. und-r which IL now
set up -, osf 70 bi. 1oh Q" We im.hI Ibe ~
ir,n. sud r~d-p,. Of Ohio at the time Of "a. soy
held IA the -uInuc Court Of the United ami
~ the q bAd-ip at. hSr q Wallace H3j that d.
charge under tie state h.ovn, Lew does not effect the
obi Of ~ d-bnr 10 fore errd,oI. TO which char
sri.f tho pauIids oonF. beng residents Of the state OF
,ea.ns. III. ,srn. 10 b. cone.drd BY tho counsel ir
a.. defendant but 10 snppo'~d III" ciicum ence that the
ss d. e,.c out Of fbr pncp. W. lik not tnr
n,ovost ront acquired jursetoo the p'sinhs or
ossr. das 70 TIN BY The debtor The di,rbsIsr wa.
o,o "en sdica .. ne ieresn creditor aud wond have
place within Tho State In which the nsoVcni proceedns'
Jadsa,, Mt for the p.piu,ia on drnurrr
ATPEAL IN ADMIRALTY.
The Hoboien Lend aud improvement Company AT The
NrLsoY, C.. 1.-THE libel Is Fl ed, In this case to
Tor the monde livery Of quantity OF raro.d
iron, in puuance ofs eoursc f.ight point the
nck'nssok River, where he bridge wrs beng ncad
The iron icn FROM wtnores dock IN Brooklyn. The
BETTER espzsd with the iron bosrd .he sntens,e
The .iu Point IN the delets- 10 ths there contract
Of arrish,men' made on eehsI Of The y.se, BAT.
bbesn Of the vessel and crew TO he nuvissted 10y hr aud
H-dnheig the ard esn' ard agent Of tie libel
suits Both sraiurd before the court blow, the
ssBnng by bis testimony the contract oi freight IN the
u.na AID the other the hiring OF vessel and be
ndr The exclusive control ard potag~ OF the Of libel
Iherr corroboraii my facts and
tending support rsrh Of these Hctng Vows o the
action. Al the wiluess.s eSini ed before the court
and the turns very much upou the weight to be given
to the ~it-se. ard the qgr.iion Is simply OF feet
wonld 10, ds;ni5 the finding Il offered Wit IN.
cont But are inclined 10 think, the pruo tcy
sp"ar pper that tue hndng according 10 the weight
Of the testimony aud aehdin: circumstances aud La.t
Therefore, III m the decree.
point ia made Up In tie dansses The iron cost s?Oio
The hrl:s, Of eI motif tue claimant ihat they oud
boil lin onsbe Tor H. and ia he did get up aid
deliver IT, fL-y would do at liz expense, aud amer hi
u.s rsrd ~ en- e1peusr, according to the proofs aud
por of III. COMMISSIONS OF x67l "a, iueud interest for
which dccrr- In costa. La, been Tsndrr,d We no
valid objection 10 tbs .ent tho items gpp-sr r and
esomsbr aud msLo The loss The bats have sutaDsd
by the non.d~ivery Of the iron under ,he contract.
Deere. siti med.
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NO MORE HEMORRHAGE

Phenol Bobo uf-MoGtyon Prize 1861.
Everything u cscoveIvl ia tar. that disgusting refuse
which, few Yeas SINCE glad get rid Of was
but take the trouble search which has been
done by young chemists with the greatest Some
have discovered magnificent coors and dyes and others tho
mott delicious pernns; but ~ Bobsuf appears to US TO
been the most favored that he has discovered most
powerful hemos,atic most ,cacious dsneetsnt aud an
nialbe an,eptc For. wihou. calculating the isnumera
ble TO which be spilled against ho.t of daily sn
noysnces, the ifinss OF wasps gDat bugs vpes
dragon flies, sc, there Is not ant caterpillar
any Insect. visible ryi,be. which is not ~
simultaneously rendered oa,slrp,ic by tho Picnic Acid
changed By NJ Bobeuf into Phcnse i've bad slmo., said
marvellous the .1e cts OF h OPERATION
We consider 1t our duty 10 scqusnt our reade" 81 uS
beneficial ttects " this Phoenix Phenates upon confirmed
bronchitis have been subject to for long nIe ihe
srr-eabr rdec, which ssys caused by the esslnc QUO.
OF CosOte Tar Is excellent evidence 81 s eutaNe
power the respiratory organs which cHss OF wa
eed med cinay for ages without any resm nsoesh Tue
esopbagus ,, ~ a. liam
The attention of physicians and surgeons Is especially
drc'sd 10 hi, article which should also DO IN every family
workshop aud hosptsL
Wholesale Agents in Newnoth r.. ~, IN. xx,ut.
CHAS. * TANNING 20, Mo. ioI w =, p. ~.
For sale by Hrg,usn Cor syosdwsyi y :, Hs'ton,
cry; Pyie res. Fulton and pierrp brookiyn A o.
I,5,, No sIe Third Alexander Hudnu, Court and
Warren and other druggists
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CITY NE VS..

RELIEF FOR THE PooR.-Thc New.York So
cety for the Relief OF the Rup.nred aud Crippled have
opened branch Office at No. l63 West Thnty-eiglta
Ct few doors cast Of Eehthave.. wsere trusscs ana
oil varieties Of bandases will be supplied to the
poor grats a competent surgeon having been up
20 nted for that purpose. The Office hours are every
week day from to p John Z. Green Is President
and II. II. Hartly Corresponding Secretary. 1te
principal Office IL at No. " Second ave.
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ALLEGED OUTRAGE on A SERVANT GIRL. =

Gusiave ReicharGt. German clerk. was yesterday mr.
rested By one Of the Essex Msrkrt Police Curt Off
GERS on the complaint Of Mary Ann Burchell do
mettic Tie complainant siGtcs tuat on tie night -!
the 10Th uli.. willie she asleep tho accused forced
his way into room. and her nwaking abd order
ing him from the room. lie refused TO 'avc aud getting
into bed committed OurJge upon her She also al
leses that he had previously attempted similar out
rage but witLout hBocess The accused VIA held 10
bail in tho Of e. Coz by Justcc Mansfield to await
A farms ex umiuatiOu,
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A CHANGE NRrpEp.-A number of com.

ploints have reached US In regard 10 tie rude.
ness and brut ilty Of Of the monry takers AT Peek
slip (w iamsburga) Ferry. especially Of his ruiianism
ard coOred persons crossing ct TINT poiIt IL tie
statements made eio true. ana have reason to
doubt them the Company would contut their interest
by removing the fellow at once irou Lis pVsitoD.
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Abrnm j. Diitenhsefer for Judge or tho
mariae Couss-HLess Term.

Mr.. DittenbOefer has received the nomination
for Judge Of the Marine Court for the short term Two
rear &c IL yas Iea<ercd TIE domination cr The zane
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tAdvertisern@ntI

Our LEADING GESERALs.-Portrait Charac.
ter and biography Of Ms Gen. JAMES NxuLEr; Father
Of Grace Darling, Henry Stiff Earl shs esbuIy The Sea
Beari In November No. PmHlxoLoacAL JouaxA 20 cents
or ca year.
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THE RECENT JAN Delivery Dixie.

THE RrcEST JAN DELIvBRY.-Judge Dixie
man II the Kings Comfy Court OF Sessions Yesterday
ut rnlng took occasion 10 charge the Grand Jury ~
make particular inquiry into tie late escape II pIocTs
from, the CouIty Jail and to summon any wituesse.
pecrss,ry In order TO make special invcstignt ons
whether aiy leepsr nDdcr keeper or Gttacle Il the
Jail rowrd prisoners or Any ~ then t. leave The
institution for sly purpose. accompanied thru "
ever thus allowed DO absent rom the premises u the
tail
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IAiYrIiisen,entl

WINTER Observation-Disclosures Doors shoul1
not only be nieciookins but durablno, only comfortable
but well mHdsnot oy perfect hts but cheap n price, AID
articles taiaOe CAsrRLLL 40. sI5 Broad
way, betw con Eleventh and 4 we Ih sls.
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IMPORTATION WANTED-Ofa Boy named
,yu STORY who len HE fathers house the 18th q
uus last 10 look for employment since which time b. has
never been heard Of Any secn or heard OF
Srmaiion to TBOMAs STORY No. al Thirdsv. Country
papers plcsss copy.
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PHENOL SODIQUE

THE CELEBRATED FRENCH HFM0sTArIC, ANTI
SEPIlC AND DISiNFFCfAST.
This preparation reeonmrnded being nialbs In stop
ping h. moIrhae prompt remedy for wounds. cnts, burns
clb aims and vcose veins, mos, eicneious dsniecan
FOR ootaacho rrisne from decayed teeth and neutral
OF .ps and bites at insects As evidence OF the es,i
nation IN which u held IL En- pc copy the following
from L. ProQrcs InletL Liianak Of brna.ela:
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the s Charter election retain ed ths votss r
oiss toI sm:sh .pd sSl4 70, Mr. Honeh ibs propr
tested seat ana notice oftbs contest 10 the Board The
t b. ,sS spronsd eootss Of three ipyes
done hohnsipsc Tie All stes.
native M minus reurnabe to-day requiring Ihs Common
Council to show cause &C. ~ - l0' -, NJ
'as s ~ sse Y: ss'e' That ''n''
Mr. lIscktn eppe'ed the motion tho ground that th:
pow st given then BY The statute Of 1889 perm.ve aud
sot obligatory. and the Court he'd no iansdcion Decision
Mcp o,d md sprdy fcr reis,or Mr. Huck... opposed
PRACTICE IN LIBEL sUITB-yERlFIED ANSWER.
joel d. Prc, at. Gro ". Matseli and VIM. K-lar
This was SUIT for $iooea danog-s fol article in The
Police Gazette cLsrang the paiutG by implication wi adu
Plant with cdenverns to emihnr her IN lunstc asylum
The def pdts the libel and denies malice
IL served on the riind'. counsel uuverifed who
now apply to compel the plant TO Ieoivs tbs nr
the grcu thar tie when denying the libel need moi,
DO verified. 81 n u = n '"seS NV
The Court ihorab! etterwi.e. but CAV ,s. a.,,d,p..
'ehr, dye TO 'e'es verified snswer an AIM an sdasi.
OF merits. rrftl. LyI v" mas :"
INJUNCTION AdAlssT -, tsc1os OF IS1EySAl
IT,. n.,, . !, 4. c:sazscs. ~ uI,lcaH.H
Til, me nsns , o. sses'p.s az. sIaunsell B. Fields
on restraining tie CT decor for he upper district from
s.s ny ~ insInni Rev.ass tax Of go GO
eim ~ capital stock OF the bahs' when the
P 1ri JIM t,iru' '' 81 f.tt. ."
A"e Soo' y ssxsd the Injunction. .tI lm -Tl4n1
DEcIerOSs
,,r ndor' Il A. Arnoux agt. Anthony Afnou1.-Mo'
a. " s'ed WITH ! 10 costs. a.,
m' ~xh AL snniaei Ersier-Notiou, denied.
Isn L. Watson sgt. Join wood-Judsmspt for p.aint'n
Iorosuouit claimed IN com lAiut -
Before jus ee isaRAHAH
10 re the application of :. Stern.-Ihc welgnt OF
IS, nony aiin. the application. aud the motion dsoec
tsorod .l" os Mar; "a ,s s-1,r
modified as stated IL tLs opinion.
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Friends If John l.. Traynor desiring to know
the particulars Of HIS death which occurred near YaIo'
City on the 18th Of last August. obtain them hou
George W. Blunt, No. I19 waterst
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FATAL EMDASKMrST ACCiDHST.-Last even.
Ing sboat a'cock. two men engaged In cxervat,ng
cellar Wells Brewery, corner Of MyIte-aye. ara
WyckofNe., were buried beneath tho emoaIkment
winch gave way. Uhe Of them, named John Iowden
sag-r was killed and the other. named john Herzog.
sustained fracture Of one o: Bis lcgs.
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SALES OP CRY REAL EsTATE.-The follow.
ing are among recently reported sales Of real estate

feet % 900
lots cornrr 5,b- ave. anu 35ih. idr...... 6iDy
lot. a. corner " h. l27h 800
lot moth ~ eat cor or hh.aye. and lg.tlss... 40
lot. .ouh .sst corner 9Th sy-. srd 31Js.... l2rH1
lot on .7b st., between On uid =, rGves...... 500
lot on Shave between 18ih sni Tyth.s........ go
lot M 9h ave b.tween III ssd ys' .fs....... ip0
lots ,id- Of So lOJ loet OF st..-vr.. 1000
lot side s9l-.I $50 r.t west Of 5thayr..... co
iot n dr of a7L-.t iOn A. Ell w-et ol 9th a,r... 500
lot o. side of 5stht 10 iest zd-avr..... 15'0
lots ,id- Of l2i.- 100 feet az lhsvc.... 800
md ONE on each side ........... 81 O
los eide Of lGihs.. us feet eat " lJhve. 1870
lee, west Of 7b.syr, With house s.d b.us. 1920
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MARINE cOURT-Nov i.-Bsfore JUDGE ALxEa.
CHAEGE OF ASSAULT AND Battery.

H. @. Bdtaisi- slt. 1hoGJa. l.. Eypns.
This suit was brought by sailor Of the brig John
r. Krhr4ey ag,pst hi eapin for asssntiss bim striking
bin, ov.r the h.Sd with berying pin. and kicking and
choking rim. Tho captain, who seted his own counsel de-
plel eut,rry the assault.
The Jury rendered @ verdict for plain,ih for 500.
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SUPERIOR COURT-spgcIAL TgRM-Nov. l.-Bsfors Jus
tire MorCRIYr.
.....r DECISIONS. . .-..
Jfncs Brcslin agt. Margaret Breslin.-R Report OF
ref,r.e confirmed and judgp ent Of divorce srsnied.
Thomas Garnet ke. sa. VIM. Motion granted. ,
Wm. Loeschsk agt Amos T. Hstheid-Mo,iop granted and
proceeding, stayed, &c. ~ -
Elk, beth yents at Peli1 Mccluskey.-BOnd &C., sp-
pToysd .....t .f
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CuAMgRK OF CoMMERcE.-The Rev. j. c.
Fletcher recently arrived from BrSr will address the
Chamber Of Commerce to day at o'clock. on subjects
relating TO tha, u'ry. Mr. Fletcher will aiso in'ro'
duce 70 the Chamber tie bewy-appointed brazilian
Minist er StlOr d'A Eau.b usa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-02

HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Highway robberics are
bee ming of almost nightly occurrences In tis city
About 70 o'clock On 1uesd y night Capt. Dnrrnnshs
of the United States Marine Cerrs was assailfd by
three fellow while passing the City Pork on his way to
from the ,ience Of the other two while at the same
tine vas exploring the Captains pockets, and took
ftercfrum q gold wtioh and chain valued at eeoc.
Having accomplished their object. they took TO their
heeL hLd th.t vas the last that was seen OF them.
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numbers Of singing birds. which made the building
echo with their sweet wavb,ingw. IJ'ij fnqoH
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COURT CALENDAR-TEIs DAY.
SUPREME CoUgT-CHAMBERs.-N 100, lOI, luo,
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A BIBLE CLASS for young men will be com.

rnenced this evening at tic rooms Of tie NcwYork
Young Mems Christian Association, ander the dirco.
ton ~ tho Rev ID. stuart Dodge. The Association er.
tend Invitation 20 oil young men TO attend strangers
VI otherwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-02

o'clock yesterday afternoon ran named james Man.
ming 60 years Of nse. dropped dead IA Chambcrsst.
His body was taken up by The Sixth pfecinct Puioe.
rnd taken 10 the Station. House An inquest viii be
held to-day.
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GAZING IN OF AN EMBAyKMEXr-Ox MAN

GAZING IN OP AN EMBANKMENT--UNE MAN
KILLED AID ANOTHER INJtRID About 8 p. ~, Yes.
tetda, While some wti kmen were engaged IN dggii
ceIlqr trr brewery ., tho corner Of Myrtle aud
Wyck.nst, T.. d. tho embantmcnt sncdruiy cgyed IN
and buried john Lowdenslegcr AID Jchn Afizog.
The latter rescued from DEATH bui ne was seriously
injured. TIE body Of the former was recovered Gfer
sne difficulty and q! Is supposed that he was Instantly
killed.
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TnR NEw-YoRK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY oP
CiISTos.rLAcE -TSis institution IL devoted TO the
theory and practice Of what IL known the New or
improved Anopalhic System" of medicine. II has re-
ceved liberal charter from the State. aid Is thor.
oughly orglnzed in III, It's departments Ii ovcupics
cnsye accommodation at Me- - Clintop pi'cc and
its Professors Gu trace lie names II Dr. j. Waller
Scott Preti Dr. Qlidor Surgeon, DIR. John Bed
ford and Others. Nur-,rous patrIts are successfully
treated and u. University Is ndOiscd ~ Gen Grant,
n. L. Willis and Others.
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The Nation,
The following are the Contents for the i''ss"
THURSDAY, NOV.

iii ORSDA1, NO'~' .m
The Week. The Gist OF the Asbsuis consrcvnq -
s,rueiion through Rsnk rup,cy; Our Cousus ~
Else~ h-r~; The Freedom q the Pres sna y ~.
! Libel; Wsr on the River Plate; More ts,ssesi -
Sovereignty; The South sc IL 10; Enssnel . 49,
and their Funciion, Literary Notr. Ass,wcc o.
nonIy; The New York Civil Codsi MusS-u e"Vs'
Ia Comae-The Drama
The following writer's. among others, nav ~ "'~
Their rrgu occasional contributors: .r.sy,f
HENRY w. LONGFtLLOW, JANE M 49,
LOWELL. JOHN q: WHITTIER. SAMUEL fH SNn,s e
tHsrsrJ,. Or Ff,ANCis LiFBsR Hon. GEo r llss
Professor G0LpW!S SMITH 9IfSrd Plo,,s,y az ~
BOND (Baliimorel. EDMUND QUINCY, Prs:s.m v - =
WHITNEY lfslej. rroie.sor D, c. GILMAN ltsa ~
DAILY. Professor DWIGHT tCo'umbis Celg.lr i 5TE
cor TAYLsR LEWIS aSehs. .s..dSl ~ l4es ssss
fRiCk LAW OLMsTED, Rev. Dc MccLIsTocs =. -
Br. Jos r. THOMPSON Rev. PHILLIPS gn1gs BROOM ~
Dr. MELONS. G. }. sTlLLf. HENRY 7 IucksysruaIfI
BAYARD TAYLOR. G. A. BRlsTED. c. L. bknn ssv M,
LIAM LLOYD GARRISON. SYDNEY GEoBGs. rls uiI
THEODORE TILrON. JAMES PARTON GAIL nA~
ILToN. J0SEPh Il. kiChAkDs ross~
For saie bv News Asenta
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DR.. CHAPIY's NEW CnUEcH-FUSDs TO DE-
RAIsEp.-Last evcging meeting was ted In The
vos,ry Of DIR. Chapns church to raise funds FOR The
new one now building in Fifthave. report OF The
Trustees was very satisfactory. The coutricf nnd'T
which the new building is being erected i' some sSo"o
lower than coud be obtained ut the present time lhe
whole will cost about $4,000. Of which e01oco has
BEEN secured. Speeches were made by Messi" Flat.
Marshall Palmer. Weeks and oilers on tie necessity
OF p ing for every brick before IL was occupied and
Thanksgiving Day vss named for The special consdera'
ton OF the subject Tie ladies took great at"rest In
the movement. subscribing literally TLemseins then
ldiou, ned with the bcned ctiop.
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DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MRETISG.-A
ueeti II the Democratic electors Of the Eas'o,n p,
trct took place ut Washington Hall corner 81 oura
ard South sevcuih,'s., last evening 11e no! Ms
where stand v ms erected The meeting was oeIiod 20
order ut :, o'clock hy Joseph 0Donohoe, Woo nomi;
mated Edmund DriFes for President who ~as eieelef,
.tions. NLich were adopted uua. irno,s.y. Addfes.e'
we've then delivered by Gep. Calvin +. Pratt. Ell T.
Norton and o.hrrs. During tho evrringihr Chairman
stated that he inst Informed of Gen sicnm havile
to day feeei, ed letters from Gems Sherman and Grant
hoping for HIS success. aud that 81 the Democrafie
ticket 10 this stale This ANNOUNCEMENT Was received
with great applause.
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THE II ROUND TABLE.

t.Hp F- ioff H.as. f. $50. -.
TETE nnY1MUa
&NO 4 AULR ~
l1ls, ID e.. 49, !
is.g.fo 81. Z, i.sF 81 hlis ~ y. q
I.aa,r, f-. ~,'f . sff.l' "
.Aw ''s "s"sw~ h6yas.
=. ]""'A IN CALfD0N," rs.sis I. %
"'"s" coeu 81 CHARLas AIosRxov svn,u,.,,...
f,rs .ta 8frr-,
~ a,,tesii :.
A-H "oCNo 'AoII '0' Novemosst eeotaal ~
"THE REioN OF scARLI1ss ...-, -i .
r
1859 ..o ssof ar. agl4islsi W
TIE ROUND TABLE for November contain. A.. !. ,,
heal Sketch Of The ate
"FLErcHER wESsTERs rAs
'aa.l--.-a..-- ID. a.t 20
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ROBBERY oNA CRY RAILWAY CAR.-AboutG
O'clock on Tuesdny evening, Mr.. j. T. Ovc,frld INV.
yer doing business at No. no Broadway N. " ard re-
sidirg ut No ~ st. fcix.st this city. was robbsa ia
gold waIch vnloed At elCO wiIo ridjr the platform
Of one Of the city raih DAD cars. lie saw fellow take
me-, ,sS T s sna Psucd h NM nn anS rppsS 'ao
round the car several times: gatn some confsaerates
(doubticssl came:t no.d OF Mr. Overfcd's coat AID
idrEattly asked him what the matter was: Tie thor
mfauiiue made his escape. Mr.. o. struck one OF tue
men who reft r.ed his progress with cane. when the
fellow drew knife aud hosilities ceased. Although
stop thief frequently ci"d. the passengers re-
manned indifferent believing that tho men were having
their fun Tho robbery occurred tu Fulton st. OPP
positc Hicksst Il
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THE ROUND TABLE soA nov I. ,o,, ). :.
O. "eoa'''n' % exhaustive R.u.v . ~ -.
A-tANrA IN cALyDoN,, r - s (,
"'nsw eoeu Of CHAaLss Aro,syov s, 49,
TIE ROUND TABLE for N0vemSss esut.,e. J.
1 "TfiE REIox OF scaalse.s :.
.lAilllgIt
TIE ROUND TABLE Tor November contain. A.. u,
ical Sketch Of The ate -v~
"FLErCHER wEBSTERs Aa

THE ROUND TABLE for November 4 eca..,.. -.
from ewinburne's rev Poem,
"CHAsTELARD," II4fg
In advance Of IL publication o. either s.ds sf n. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-02

DIM Nousu tity iOloN us -tuns-nbhDie 70 sur
fondes it, after waf 40 disastrous this its
of Eetsiiion. These gentlemen might be reminded
that very many Names the Orlglnni Specifications OF
epitbets Of sh1Ine and disgrace Donn Tiench ia his
book wOTdK gives you Of them; M, for IN
stance, tie word fdiot orce meant private person.
distinguished fr, magistrate. one holding office,
% the word h,o'1s4 hest q dgcllT % Tho heath:
gal 80, lltftl 'H't'r
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-02

A BOYS LAwsUIT.-Under a great
tree, close to the village, two boys found
a walnut.
cit belongs to me-" said Ignatiur, "for
| was the first to see it."
"No it belongs to me-" cried Bernard,
"for | was the first to pick it up," and so
they began to quarrel in earnest.
81 will settle the dispute" said an
older boy, who had just come up He
placed himself betWeeen the two boys,
broke the nut in two, then said
"The one piece of shell belongs to him
who first saw the nut; the other piece of
shell belongs to him who first picked it
up, but the kernel keep for judging the
case. And this he said, as he sat down
and laughed SIS the common end of most
lawsuits"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-02

GENTILITY.-Genteel it is to have soft
hands, but not genteel to work on lands
Genteel it is to lie abed, but not gen
teel to earn your bread.
Genteol it is to cringe and bow, but
not genteel to SOW and plow.
Genteel it is to play the beau, but not
genteel to reap and NOV.
Genteel it is to keep a gig, but not
genteel to hoe and dig.
GeDteel it is in trade to fail, but not
ganteel to swing fail.
Genteel it is to play the fool, but not
goDteel to keep school.
Gontool it is to cheat your tailor, but
not genteel to be a sailor.
Genteel it is to fight duel, but not
genteel to cut your fuel.
GenteoI it is to eat rich cake, but not
genteel to cook aud bake.
Genteel it is to have the blues, but not
genteel to wear thick shoes.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-02

"Axo grinding" is a term borrowed
from one of the most charming stories
told by Benjamin Franklin. A little boy
going to school was accosted by man
carrying an axe. The man calls the boy
all kinds Of pretty and endearing names
and induces him to enter yard where
there is grindstone.
"NOw, my pretty little fellow" says
the man with the axe, "only turn that
handle aud you'll see something pretty"
The boy turns, and the man pours water
over it until the axe is ground Sright-
way he turns with loud voice and ferce
gesture on the boy: "You abandoned
little miscreant," he cried, "what do you
mean by playing truant from school? You
deserve a good thrashing. Get ye gone
sirrah, this instant !" Adds Franklin,
"when anybody aatters me I always thot
he had an axe to grind"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-02

GOoD RULES EoR ALL.--Profane
swearing is abominable.
Vulgar language is disgusting.
Inquisitiveness is offensive.
Tattling is mean.
Telling lies is contemplate.
Slander is disgraceful.
Laziness is shameful
Avoid all the above vices and aim at
usefulness. This is the road by which
to become respectable. Walk in it
Never be as shamed of honest labor. Pride
is hateful curse-a hateful vice. Never
act the hypocrite. Keep good company.
Speak the truth at all times. Never be
discouraged but persoyere, and mountains
will become mole hills.