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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
ATMOSPHERIC
COAL OIL GAS LAMP

Its adaptation t" Dwellings, Churches, Railroads
SteaHhDnats, Hotels Stores, &c is unsurpaescd in
short this Invention brings the uxuri .us nd bill
liant Gas light within the reach of all. whether in
CITY or country II gives th" liz hit u: ak foot AS
BURNER for less than one cent per hour, or double
the quantity of light of the ordinary Chimney Lamp
with Onc-third less oil will burn, when turL ed
down t" tHPcr-ght, ten hours for cent is Tree
from smoke or smell; can G car, led from room TO
rom, the wind will not blow it out
This light is destined to super-ed all portable
artItlclni light or chlmn' Ianps HOW in use thou
sands OF them vii! find ready sale in every county;
no family that this light ono evening Viii again
be annoyed with the chimney lamps. Thousands
OF them will lc used in cities, this light is one
ant to the eye. rh- exclusive agency for the sale
OF this Lamp can be in every county through
out the United States. aud parties purchasing will
be supplied with the Goods at reasonable rates
Agents for Jefferson County,
Feb. l3.-2m. LEISENRING SON g. co
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
Ph. Courvoisicr's Paris Kid Gloves.
'INHE PLEDGE.

1'HE PLEDGE
BY THE BARD MARBLE HALL.
In Baltimore. fnmcd Tor ladies fair
Lived a b"aut full girl with A ken hair,
And benny blu" eyes with liquid light,
A"d roseate lips, glorious sight.
The youngsters fell in love by dozens.
FrlefdS anu acquaintance, strangers and cous.
But she crotchet had got in her head,
Anu said she determined never to wed,
Until she loved handsome youth
VINO would grant all her requests in truth,
ana olnd him fully never to break
Inc pledge he had taken for her sake.
The young men stood aghast with fear;
some whac ked their boots, some pulled their halr
some said twas religion some said twas money !;
But it took them aback and they felt quite funny
among them there was fin. young man;
Soy> ne, II love her as well as can,
now I'll make her the promise. SOth open and free
And agree to stand by it whatever it be-"
The lair one stepped up to his side,
And said "Should now be your bride,
You must promise here bcforc'us all,
10 buy your clothes at MARBLE HALL.
No other can SUIT husband of mine
The coats are so handsome, the pants divine"
Says johnny, a laughing, ''Yuu dear little Elf
II you like 'hem 50 well, get pair for yourself"
Clothing aId Furnishing Goods, together with a
superior In" I" Pi"C" goods Tor custom work Bows
Clothing a eclalf.aturc.
Cl1hcrs AM " ,rClant TaiIurs
80 and 40 West Baltimore street
Dec. II, lS65.-ly. Baltimore
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15

The owner of large dog at Grand Rapids,
Mich, few days ago, placed hundred dol
lar looking g lass before his canine TO worry
him The dog flew around, barking and
growing. The owner was delighted aud cri~
ed 'Sick'em;" the dog ''sicked;' p the mir
TOR and the '.other dog" disappeared at the
same time The joke rather turned ON the
the owner. '-''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
Rats! Rats! Rats!

RATS COME OUT or :"LIR HOLES TO DIE
Great Destruction OF Pats &c
II is Il Paste and used on Bread
Every Box WARRANTED "A u, AL shot
No IN" risks anything IN trying it.
As it "il DESTROY all your
Rats, NiCe Reaches, ANTS, &C.
Or you Id ave YOUR money refunded
Try it and il 1t DON'T la: your Rats, &c.
You can get YOU money tack.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
THE NEW LIGHT.
Atmosphere Coal Gil Gas Light

Nov on exhibition at the store of LEISENRINC
~ son f. CO., in Charlestown.
Artificial Eight of som sort Is universal nee es-
slty; safe, cheap an brilliant one, is a luxury :;
uNurytoo only enjoyed heretofore by those Twin 2
IN large towns or cities where Gas is used Yeas
OF study and thousands of dollars annually have
been spent by experiment. of different kinds in trv
ing toinvcnt and prrlecta Burner or Lamp by which
Coal Oil coult be burned practically without the
expense and trouble of chimneys, this long looked
for and much desired object has at last been OBJ
tanned, and is styled the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
STONEBAKER'S
ERVE AND BONE LINIMENT.

Ehrumatisln, Sprains. SwclI.d Joint, sore Throat
Fr"ste" Feet, Poison. Old ores auj bruises Frr.h
Cuts. C"rn-. Munps, T,Ucr, Pains in tn. Limbs
aud Bark, Swrcny ON Man or Beast. %addlcnr Col
lar Calls, Dist'npPr, Scratches, &c, IN Hurses
ard Mules, aud all diseases requiring an external
remedy.
All who know and have used STONEBRAKER,S
NERVE AND BONE Ii .IMENT. will testify thai
1t Is the most popular Eminent sold in a nv
country, aud that il has given pc fcct satsta
wherever it has been introduced, taking the place
This is strong evidence of its great powcrs in
removing Rheumatism. Pains Swcllings &c both
on man and beast No EEipimFnt has yet been
its great virtue. Every bottle warrented or the
money refunded.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
TOBACCO, SEGARS, &C., &c,

ODACCc, Sc A RS, d c., &c.
LLOYD LOGAN
AS resume business in she Store House. third
! door South of the rny; or Hotel, where he will
De glad t" see his old friends nd dealers generally
100000 Imported and Domestic Scgars from
Sl5 {" 100 per thousand
2OU Boxes Man ufao turCd Tobacco
so Boxes Scotch Snuff
55 Cases Smoking Tobacco
10 Barrels Smoking Tobacco
300 Rcams Wrapping Paper
25,OUO Paper Pockets, Il ON Ina If ID to 10 lbs
5O Rcanis Cap, Letter aud Note Paper
2O,OOI Envelopes, assurtcd
40 Dozen Maynard NoyesInk
25 Gross Pens and Pen holders
5000 Blank Cards, assorted
Gu Boxes of Pipes
Barrels OF Pipes
81 Kegs and Boxes Of Scotch, RaIpce, Con
grcss and Maccabau Snuff
~ Gross Matches; 50 Dozen Backing
10 Dozen Brushes
80 Gross fine cut Chewing Tobacco
10 Half barrels Chewing Tobacco
10 rose Tobacco and Snuff Boxes
II Gross assorted Fipe BuwIes
5,OOO Pipe Stems. assorted,
All of winch will be sold on the best terms nv
LLOYD LOGAN.
NB.-Rags bought and received in exchange for
Winchester, Va, Dec 10, IS65.-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
THE OLD SAPPINGTON HOUSE
8AR-Foo~

BA1-EooM.
EOHN r: AVIS informs his friends and the public
generally, that he has just returned from the
Eastern markets with one Of the largest and best
stock of
Lie UORS
ever brought to this town. which he offers for sale at
the upper bar Room of the Sappington Hotel, aud
crafty the palates of his customers.
He is also prepared to
TAKE CHARGE OF HORSES
fer guests at the SaPpington Hotel, or others.
The whole business will be under the supervision
OF his father, Capt John Avs, which he hopes will
call is solicited.
Jan. 2, 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15

GIVE your Horses Cattle and Hogs, Stone
braker's Horse and Cattle Powders il you wa nj
hne, healthy Horses, &C., and you sure to have
They area and speedy cure for Coughs Colds
Dis'clnPer, Heaves. Hid" Bound. Worms Sc in
Horses; Loss of Cud. Black Tongue, etc, in Cat.
tie and a sur" preventive Of Hog Cholera
BE sure you buy St"ncbralscr's Horse nd Cattle
Powders, as they superior to all others now in
use They are becoming the most popular Pow
ders now before the public; they are prepared
q such articles as are especially suited to the ami
NAL for which they are used. No Powders ever
sold have given such universal satisfaction and
acquired so great &c lcbrity in the anne time.
AsAn evidence of th"irsupcriOrity over Ill others
the Proprietor warrants. them su"h the mOney
rcf"nd'd Only try them and be convinced Of their
Great Qualities
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
sroNERRAKER,s uA1p nrsron.n,

STONEBRAKER'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
umbnunded re putatiun, wherever it has ben
used For cleansing the head of Dand, uH, Scurtf
and al! CutaneoIs Affections always preventing
the hair from falling off, and at the me t,n,r
King the hair soft oily and CLASSY in appearance
1t only needs trial to prove satisfactory to al who
it. NOV 81 IA65 S. az
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15

WINDOW GLASS, STATIC merry Sc
will supply friends and customers Al accon,,nc,,a
ting prices. We call special attention to the ivI.
lowing enumeration Of articles
Ayers Cherry PeCtOraI.
Ayers SarsaPariIla Ayers Cathartic Pils
Wistar's BaIsam Wild Cherry,
"istar's LoZcmErc=-Ja yuCs' ExDeCtornnt
Browns Bronchial Tr0chcs,
Shriucr's Cough Syrup,
brakes Plantation BittCrs-UOstcttcr's Biticrs
liaCkslcy's Wine Bitters-CannUn's BittcTs,
Oxygcnatcd Bittcrs,
HOOflaub's German Bitters
Hc%cman's ElIxer CaIiEaya Bark
Bulls SarsaPa rilia-McLane's VcrmifuUc
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Hoi:oway's Worm CunfcctiOn,
Th"mPsom's Eye Water,
NIcAIinu's Elixer Opium,
Smiths Whnuping Cough Syrup,
Browne Esscncc of Ginger,
Hclmb"ld's Extract BLChu,
British Oi-OiI of Spike
Railways Ready Relief
Davis Pain KiIcr-Larabcc's Pain Killer
Observation-Disclosures HIagncsia,
Mustang Luimcnt-IIa ys' Linimcnt for Pile,
Arctic LinIIncut- Gurgiirg Oil for Horses
Stone Tak"r's Nerve and Bone I.inin,cnt
B!air's Compound Syrup PhOs pIIates
Swaim's Ptna cea--TaTTanLs ScItzer ADericr,
HubhelFs Bitter Wine Of Iron
DO. E!ixer VateTianate Of Ammonia
We arc prepared to fill physician's orders at the
hortcst notice.
The public confidently rely on having pre
light. 10y "'N
N"vEMDE- II. 1865.
t7g-Our customers viii bear in mind that v,e scu
EXCLUSIVELY for CASI.-E1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
APoTHE ARIES
OFFER TO THE PEOPLE THEIR
LARGE AND WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS. yARN1SurS
OILS. PATENT MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS
PERFUMERIES, ASD DRUGGISTS FANC:S
GOODS, AND STATIONERY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15

AT prices to suit the times. PREscRIPrIoSs and -
III CoNPouSDswill receive special atten ton at ali
w hours, of day and night, SO as To insnre 60
fS tuinty end safety We call special Nt,cpt;n,
to the following cnumer ration ol ar,irIsS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15

[E Il CAMPBELL
s".s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
LIVE STOCK Markets.

HUDSON Cry, SDec 7.-AnOther Light run Of Cali.
and advance Of t9ic from this dag week beeyes sar
trie higher than at One hundreh st. last monday 0Y az
head have been received Up to-day and they have oil bea ~
steers and 100. for common. Tho quality shows hls I
proyement tho previous week and the advancss 10 can
due 10 this Butchers say there nothing warrant their paa
for the cattle the markets being crowded With meath
mpossibsNo obtan any advance the quarters While mus
and pork selling lower from their abundance In fact M.
supply Of dressed sheep enorous and hndsquae are "a
failing at loo. eeb Poultry too glu in the market ana
turkeys selling all the way down from u 10 s os
800 H. with everything else in this line proportional,
cheap Venscn Is plenty too end is selling very low Oal
Of deer Taking all these together aa adding ina
Summertime weather with rain and hot sunshine lter
naoy and 1t is only wonder that butchers take hoh a. weA
theydo Anything like free receipts would make tAs
hardest kinds OF makes Sheep selling very slowly "A
the receipts being fully sos at this place r the weeh
Thog trade also yeIy much depressed We hear Der.
sale COmmnnipaw 10 day and prices range from 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
THE MARKETS.
IcU'fally reported for TEE TsIBuxs.

ICsTsfaly reported for TEE IRIBuSH -
FRIDAY Dec. T. 1865
AsHEs The market Is quiet for Pots at g. ~ and for
Pearls az sli
BEEswAx-Yerow Western and Southern are moderately
sevs without change note In prices sales Of 1000 at 20
di2c.
BRICKS firm and there fair business doing At t2 20
9f3 20 for common Hand s92dt2i for Croton and cas- for
Philadelphia Front
CANDLES are quiet but prices without change small
ses Of AdsnAnune at 2ac Sperm At &C., and Patent at
Sc.
CENENT-Rosendae remains steady with moderate bus
ress at 81 75cash
CoFFEE-Ihe demand 10 st light and prices heavy though
no quoabe change made in figures sales OF M bags Rio
Guiding Star, and $50 bags Mancaibo private terms.
C0TTON-Ihe demand 10 moderate principally for export
and Ill contracts holders ask former figures but the market
Is only barely sustained at 3 for Middng Uplands 70 ic
for Middling New Orleans sales Of CPS bales
FLOUR AND AEAI-Tke market for Western and State
Flour inactive and with larger arrivals further
In eghts and decline In gold lower and prices nomins
the grades loo Oh ard medium and better brands
26Oo off, but most holders decline 10 sail there really no
market for good brands ant folly TO force thcm the sss
$500 bb At i5dtg IS for Suporfne State ~ goo VII 20
foFnmiy do Is 2jGs0 80 for tho low grades OF western
Extra sOdte 25 for Wisconsin Spring whoat Extra O zoe
gu 20 Tor shipping Ohio Ell e5dts 80 for Trade DO and
VIZ 19es3 IS for a. LOU, EKa, Cspadisa kl9aT Wwsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
FEIDAY. Dec 7-P N
Gold IL lower and closes at 1881.

FRlDAY, Dee. 7-P. NJ
Gold s lower and closes at 1881.
Government stocks are barely steady and are offered
with freedom. Border State stocks are m but the
extreme advance in Missouri Go is not maintained. The
share market continues to be wholly controlled by broi
es, and prices are barely supported II is gradually
getting into the heads Of specuators that paying per
cent and commission for Railway thaes which show
steady lofses in their traffic may not be
profitable, and they are reducing theII engage
| ments. The banks ard other lending eorpo-
rstions fun Of unproductive Railway cols,tras
for which there 10 market and Of them promiie
70 fall into the hands Of lenders by the wanting Of mar
gina North Western stocks continue active ard for
the moment the Leading shares On the list After the call
the market little stronger, Erie selling ct III ana
and Michigan Southern at 79la7gi Later In the day
there was better market for tpscal<sochs North Wet
e being demand at so and 7O, The closing rses are
N. Y. Central, lllallli Ehe, nia7ll Hudton River
l20 Reading no.. Michigan Southern, 79i z79l Cleve
land and Pittsburgh 81 Rock Island 1854 1881; North
Western, 81 ej2i; d. preferred, 7oi ana Fort Wayne,
l04i al04l.
Money call s6s7 per cent ard loars at Tea. rates
are exceptional In commercial paper Httls doing, and
none but hrstelss DO used There is more de-
msnd from merchants at bank AID le,s inclination az we,
ability 10 extend accommodations From this time un.
'neio meJ poeAPecVeo lIe Ituhl tpeeld ue'
msrd always shown at this season, ard full rates for
money. From Congress acton is to be expected until
after Nsw-Yesr, and nothing in tie WY Of expansion
then.
Exchange s lower and best names are ,old al l09l9
1899 The quotations sight bill, are 1921 siIO; Paris,
long 5.l6ie5.l5i short, S.l3as5i0I; Antwerp, 500
5.l7l Swiss, 59os57li Hamburg, seii Amsterdam,
All Frankfort. Az Bremen, 79is79ii BeAn, s72l
In Frsgh the engagements TO Liverpool are IS hhds.
Tobacco, %. Cd 100 bsles Cotton at 1884, 10000
bush. Corn, at SID; and per steamer l4eoo bush. Corn,
part at Id 50 bales Cotton at 3D. To London 50 tuns
Oil Cake at eOs bark to Belfast with Com al is Sd
The bushes, 81 the sub-Tyc.iu1 yes, Receipts o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
FAMIIE4MARKETs.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.

FniDAY December T. 1896.
weather continues 10 favor cheap living Meats and
poultry offered much lover than they would be the
weather cold enough keep them safely With the almost sum
atmosphere OF today kocrnre trying TO work OF their
poultry fast possible but the market has been SO long
gaed that manys turkey passed by though offered ut 5
zoe per There several degrees OF freshness aud
many OF snnes Of the poultry r the market and the
should be consulted We'll the buying Fresh
Killed birds both turkey and chickens generally selling at
l6 per H. aud dealers complain that does not on
fast Venison Is very plenty and is offered at
keep 1t long Pork IN al It's branches tending down
ward while mutton has declined Perhaps another tTtchcns
stop viii be started 10 effect rise in SWINGS flesh Sugars
tribe lower Flour remains unchanged Lemons very
abundant and selling aong the street at lie per dozen
apnt tublers Of jcles Of VARIOUS kinds or sale at Sc
each lower and the mild weather opposes any appear
anceb high prices This oon To the poorer classes many
OF whom will have suicienycose time 20 get through the
approaching Winter the general dizziness OF trade throwing
large number Of wOrkmon out OF employment Inferior kern
Is offered low Soc per gallon. few dealers bold
their fresh eggs at Jc each or IL for Soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

CIFH COURTS
SNrrED STATS CIRCUIT COURT dc 1.--Bcfo
Jr1se SWAIIIG

AN ALLEGED EXCESSIVE iMFOSlTfO6 or pu1lES
lSonkhaTdt q Sutton O. Augustus SChon. Collector 20
Tbi, is one Oi q Vrrt numerous class of cases IN
which UnN States Collectors Of Customs at this port are
charged with oXner' excessive duties plaintiffs ono 70 Ie
COY about e6O. 'cl ncy angc H. the amount eNaou
from fcm by Custom liHe officials iu o. tle icEi
and iogt duties articles imported by them
gis amount ii s,oas. claimed by the Cover heAt On
the ground that, m rlniag 0dr0lgr,a duties on lo.'I
goods 30 was intend ID lr te law that the ytne o. & I'LL
should be computed by adding 70 The orig COZ l' d
onsl cost Of a from the place 10 which he gooS
Purchased To Place from whence lnes VIZ s'iG
inclpdng al expense ~ commission, dra!age elc ~ i'
ucf1n of tbr Law resisted by hlhls Z" ilpl
es WHO have pud h nes exacted under protest Asl'Is
that te drtv shou oil r De levied on the actual cos OF THO
goods az The pnec w.eiv bought hi, Idol ,,,1o, ,vo
The laintif i'm pidthe duties eX0cted uh9ef po
t,st and bring this recover the amount so paid IL
claimed l,y the IT, District Attorney that the pmnhns arc
b. ~ fhesfatrtrc limitations from bringing suit m relation
~ come Of ma articles imported by them. Custom House
an wa, called rs witness for plaintiffs and produced three
D invoices there about 500 altogether consigned 70
rsn the purpose proving the amounts paid for d
Ii, On Dsft Attorney OlicCtngotO this kind OF evil
eno for the the evidence of the witness would not
BE- conclusive unless M the entries produced in Court
wa finally agreed that the ease should proceed and at its
cu1a tie entries for thapuposssof ascerainng damages
II ccsu should be referred 10 the Clerk Of the Court to take
testimony. The case is still on
n that in all the previous suits OF this nature the re-
p0trs have obtained reimbursement OF the alleged exceie
dl bu' tie District Attorney determined to have TINS case
thoroughly examined relation 90 the point at issue thus max
Ing % test and preventing any further litigation by
bsrug The yoxed question settled
tx United states District Attorney f. Deabeld smith ior
the plaintiffs United States District Attorney samuel u
Courtney and Assistant United states District Attorney Ethan
Allen. Tor the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
port during the weel

Howrs & MACY BANKERS, 80 Wallstreet, New
York Orm.ry officers Of the PARK Bank -Four per cent in
tsrtst allowed on deposit
Tho busnss ofthis louse the IneOrpo rated
Banf
PEnsoss KFTFISo ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DnAw ss
they please and will be allowed Interest on their daily bal
snee at = per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any par. Of the United States or
Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE Of the various Governs
inert Andh STOCKS Bonds and GOd promptly executed for
The usual commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
BUSINESS IN THE COUpTs
SUPREME COURT--CmcUI-PART II.-DEc. Z

M Justice CLERbE
Sarah A. Petrullo agt. John A. Bidwell.-IuQuest
Judgment for Plaintiff s476 Robert Donahue Agt stephen
A Msrshal-Complant dismissed j. Hech ct al agt &. W.
Mckay It al-Judgment for plaintfHel9 WIN. Hawkins
agt. James HammondJudgment for plaintiff ssj Robert
G. Cornell 81 al sg David TTuetdelJudemeDt for plaintiff
s4s9 %. George W. Hsrpell sg Henry SehwabJudgmeat
for plaintiff e@l3 90 Robert Allison e al sgt JohD Fuller
Judgment for plaintiff, S3,l7l 20.
By Mr. Justice MULLEN
OIeary ARt Tie Bank of South CAroinaTfe Plaintiff IL
allowed o per extra allowance The notes which
money IL had be sesedsup anddtpoed in place Of
seeuy a. win prevent the reopenng ~ said bills 70 be liked
by the Judge holding Chambers WeebaokeT Rg Barber
Ordered Judgment for the plaintiff of tie value due the
goods fod 10 defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
MARINE COURT.-DEC. before Judge HEARNE.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY AT SEA.

William Mchenna egt J0tnhm bfhgdOn,
The plaintiff in this case alleges that he was en-
poyed Cd board OF the steamship Champion that IN September
last he was assaulted by the defendant who n First Mate Of
the vessel be knocked down and kicked that al The
time of the assault he Just recovering nom attack Of
fever and he unable either 20 perform duty TO resist
the attach.
Tie plaintiff introduced in evidence the affidavit Of the Med
zeal officer Of the ship which forth that he he PLAINTIFF had
been under for the Apnwa fever andSta Of the
slime Of tho assault he unable 20 perform duty Tie de-
tense was that the plaintiff fully able do duty and
.hkngit The Jury rendered asedet FOR the plaintiff ior
Ciauncy shafer for plaintiff r. W. Andrews of defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Dec. before
Judge BETS.
sgtr AGAINST ONB OF THE YACHT SQUADR0N-THR
SCHOONER VESTA LIBELLED.

The crew of the yacht Nesta one Of the fast feet Of
"Y1uGcc yachts about TO the Atlantic dis
charged rouad that .ihrOugh their unseamaHke
aground the West Bank Staten
ls,nl aud seriously injured Tie seeing the matter
in that light bced tGe vessel through their counsel
III john Ianktrcc and caim wages for the whole yoy,
age which they had shipped alleging that the vessel
grounded through au, Of theirs but account OF rot be
s provided With pilot she should have been being OF sui
fcen tuuuage require one under the law The Nesa Is
owned Nv Mr. Peter Lora Il is possible that she may have
sustained sufficient injury TO render her contemplated voyage
unsafe but whether tins is the not Is almost certain
at she viii be bonded TO await the issue Of the sui Els con
etPrcd probable that the suit may not he prosecuted 10 n
iRJn Court but that the parties interested viii settle 1t by
COflDr,wise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Deo. 7-Besore judi
DAILY.
ANOTHER AHMnroEScs OF THE WAs.

NJ -...N--l
Inc plaintiff set forth In his complaint that be was
N me store Of the defendant IN October 1894 BY per
500 himself 10 b U. Provost Marshal Of
n,sis,is .us sna enlisted them in HewJGssy The
P---..1- s",BS that he much alarmed AZ the
ees and y the advioe Of the defendant gave me ann
PS.ea ~ TO allow him 70 escape that y the advice
great damage Of his buslnsas WV - s''V'SA "AJs''e Ao
10 sa sezes that the order on which h, VA, .,.,,.d ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

DEc 723 $50 bbs Flour 404 bbs Whisky. Gi bb. Com
Meal $40 sacks do 100 f73 bush Wheat 35e bush Corn
a. 4l6 bush Oats IS e4 bush Rye 2J1s bush Malt is2 Isl
bush Barley q pkgs Ashes Ji pkgs Beef lOi9 bbs Port
80 pkgs Cut Meats lJG pkgs Lard 23J bbla Petroleum
4,l63 pkgs Batter $50 pkgs Cheese.