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. Before Judge Hearue and Jury.
r. SsssA Mah o. Loaise ~. 6ksRtpM. This was m
action 800 balance Of shares In the Cherry
Run and Chsnango Oil Company, alleged 70 have been
sold BY tho plaintiff 70 defendant who admits having
had stock transactions with the piautn but denies that
she bought the amount Of shares charged against
The jury found verdict for the defendant
Action fer Gssds Sold and Dsliversd--tjnrisus
Before Judge Gross and Jury. - /.
Jcm0 Hdkey rs Jomes Greeyry.-This action was in
stued 70 s27S FOR quantities Of goods sold and
delivered 70 the defendant st different times upon thirty
days credit The goods consisted Of oorduroys and tbs
defendant that the agreement was that tho PLAINTIFF
was take back such portions Of the goods defend
ant was unable sell that be did return Of ths
the amount Of e149; that the time for payment had
been altered three months instead OF thirty days. and
therefore ths commencement of the action was prsa
ture.
debtedness tho plaintiff In the OF tl2 The jury,
after retiring came into court and inquired verdict
for The plaintiff for tl25 would carry costa The Judge
sad II would They then found verdict for dsfsndanl
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Before Judge Russell
RoBsnny.
The only case tried yesterday was an Indictment
SCnD 0saIxs II NllsE tpiHty inalGpsd With Hsnu
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Page upon page n these reports might BE- given, but
they are all IN the stran-brief narrowing tales
q deep Sd and % ns
presented almost daily, win give an dsa Of tho tempo
ry relief afforded TO the needy by The Commissioner
senis himssf ~ tho window like opening behind which
che Superintendent ~ seated, and says
Mr E Ksoss there M ~ !, gri outside vel - not sa,
could gss plent 10 do here and b. well paid FOR H. shs
made made the mistake 70 land n my ward. We have IN
fortunates enough there now, without adding 30 the
number. Well she couldn't est work--ln fact she was
20 Boston, 70 her friends and want you 70 scnd her
there she n very respecably CONNECTED and last night
bSsrcs q The odssr room 70 ten dollars sss. she wa
promised in ! house Of bad rspote. I"
~. KElocx-''Did ycu make Inquiry yourself"
N NJ xniocK you ~ her on n give you I
s.s WI ~ - 2 I .s; s %
sssir Sus6.sds nsIs sppiisation Sss FOR RELIEF, and
husband q - Ug ssss,ssd ana make him support her
Y ''But said one huabanc, policeman who had been
arrested Tor abAndonmeaA "dc ron think right thai
La Ssn ,s s ss y oPPs s. s MI
fs Sy: ncus Csnss .sns xs her h,n n, ,as e.: :ai
Hr. KnIocE-.sthss s your misfortune, but you will
have 70 support herN you obtain your divorce"
me nsst applicant for fsiisf 10 a1 nnfortunase woman
who 'ovsd no> wisely, but TOO well and wW about y
become mother The rsputed fsthsr vas arrested and
she case = new spd9r examination before Justices I'D
wth M Dodge 1hh h only specimen Of the cllArsc
ter of the ccpaans that applicants for rclisf u th1
ciass maks 70 De Hoard Of Charites In cases where
hs wosnen are unsbls - staes Who TIE parent ~ ~
cf monSy shsy pooDoes anA n they ca4 pay fos shciI
board they hsve % give according 70 their mssss 70,
their sup1ors n thy cannot thsn they made, when
strong enough, nurses Of orphan children
Here . scene Offering ffon the above-the applicant
dDaiyina nysy lelsina tn tbs asht;wA wsmss snsen
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CEArED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED BY THB
sssses y the Eleventh ward q the once q the Clerk
n Board Of Educaton corner OF 0rand and Kim sree
unn Wednesday The Sst day Of January lo at o'clock
svon for the crection and ccmplelion q new primary
tween avenues and D. In said ward Plans and spsonca
eupsn!endsnt OF School Buildings NO - Crosby street.
Proposals the each branch Of the
work separasy and Be- endorsed Proposais for mason
workn -PrQpesas for carpenter work. "Propossh for
pairtn&w Two rosponsble and approved surees will b
REQUIRED from ssch succsssful bidder and proposal win
- considered In which no sur0ucs are named.
The school Trustees the right reject all
the proposals osred deemed Ton the public interest
HIRAM wIsNKR Chairman
EDWARD MIEHIIN0, Secretary,
Dated prcuxsrn a. 1853
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Turf Uncertainties.

Hermit" winner OF the late English
Derby, seems to have taken every body by
surprise, and their purses, too-save u few
who were In the secret of his power. A
London letter to the Baltimore Gdssttc
says:
"How it had been arranged nobody
knew. When No. 20 was run up there
was scarcely hurra. Nobody knew who
No. 20 was. Nobody was backing him.
Nobody-of all the outside world-landed
pot OF money, and quite naturally there
was no one TO cheer. The few who were
IN the secret won enormously. But they
were very few. Harry Chaplin, the owner
OF Hermit, won Gl40,000. Capt. Machell,
bis confederate won E50.000. Sir Freder-
icl Johnstone won 100000, and Fred CAL
thop, a. 'curled derliug,' landed about Ei0,-
900
"On the other hand, Lord Hastings lost
about what Chaplin won. Lord Stamford
lost about E50,000, and the gentlemen lost
almost 20 man. All London has been
tinging for two days with the result and
the extent of the losses. 1t Is most disas-
trous to the Turf generally
A piece Of romance is reported in con-
nection with this race. A young lady was
engaged to be married to MIR. CHAPLIN, but
twenty-four hours before the proposed
wedding eloped with the Marquis of Has
TINGs. At the Derby Mr.. CHAPIIN's horse
won, and the Marquis of HASTINGS in con-
sequence lost.
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The Albany Journal thus briefly de-
scribcs General COLI, the assassin Of Mr.
HIsCoCK
General Cole is slim built man light
complexion aud brown hair, weighing
about lG0. lie "a said to be man OF great
courage aud determination, and was while
In the army, known as brave officer.
When the reaction which took place last
evening commenced, he exhibited great ag-
ltnton, mUlH Il was while IN this nervous
condition that he mace his contradictory
statements. hut he is represented ~ hav-
ing recovered the control of himself to-
day. aud glorlhs In what he has done, fully
lustifying himself In his own estimation,
and In this he Ia heartily Joined by his
wife.
The syracuse Comier thus speaks Of the
victim:
Mr.. Hiscock has held, In high degree,
the confidence aud respect OF thls commu-
nifty. lie has repeatedly been elevated by
it ~ offices Of trust and honor. AZ mem
ber OF assembly aud surrogate Of the cOun-
~, he had acted with marked ability and
credit. lie was jnst about TO participate In
the high duty Of framing or revising a con
stitution for the people Of the Ste'e. he
WAS In the prime and viRor Of his manhood
and in the full tide of success In high aud
honorable career. lie leaves n wife and
children 10 mourn his untimely loss, and
the alleged cause and circumstances Of his
death Involve in very painful notorlety
the family Of his slayer.
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Was IL TREASON?

JEFP. DAVIS was arrested, and for two
years, held a bastile-prisoncr, on the al
legged intention Of the Government to
charge him with treason and try him on
the charge. 10 has not been done, and the
general intelligent beliefis that II wlllney-
er be attempted. The authorities have been
eascd Of most annoying elephant, and
are only rejoiccd that they have been re-
lievcd Of him.
On this point the Chicago ITass tersely
remarks that the action Of Congress In the
premises has relieved MIR. DAVIS, and every
other member OF the conquered Confeder-
ate states government from any liability
for the crime Of treason. of which it was
formerly supposed they were guilty. Con-
gress, whether Intentionally or not. has
pardoned them all In lump. No pardon
paper which the President could sign
would more effectually relieve them from
any danger Of conviction or punishment
for that crime than the action Of Congress
has done.
The movement of certain oflicious per-
sons in Washington to apply 10 ANDREW
JOHNSON for pardon for JEFFERSON DA-
vIs, contrary 10 the desire of the latter, Is
therefore not only in bad taste, but is who'll
ly needless. Congress having legislated
that he is not guilty, he has no occasion to
ask for pardon, and it would be mperti-
ucuce in any one to ask it for him.
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Governments, Federal and State, to use ali
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil.
Q. Resolved, That the Radical majority In
the so-called Congress have proved them
selves TO be In iayor o. Negro Suffrage by
forcing u Upon The people Of the District
OF Columbia against their almost unaul-
nous wish, solemnly expressed at the polls,
by forcing II upon the people Of ail the
Territories, and by their various devices to
coerce the people OF the south 10 adopt II
that we are opposed 70 Negro suffrage. be-
lievinK Il would be productive OF evil 10
both whites and blacks and tend 10 pro.
duce dlsastrous cop1let Of races.
z. ResQivsd, That for all thelr efforts Ia
uphold the Constitution we tender to the
President aud 10 the majority of ftheJudRes
Of the supreme Court Of the United states
our hearty thanks. "uu
8. Resolued. That we are IN favor of A
Democratic Convention Of delegates from
OIL the states, to be held At such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
state Central Committee be authorized 10
concur with other proper committees In
liking time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, KY, as the place. 10
y. Resolved, That the Democratic news
papers Of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib.
eralsupport and that an early and thorough
organization the party is indispensable.
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Public Lands Alabama.

We were not aware, until we noticed an
article ina late Memphis paper, that there
were yet public lands in Alabama, subject
to entry, by actual settlers. 1t seems that
there are, and large quantities, some OF then
line bottom lands, on the various branche.
of the Black Warrior, CoosiL Blackwater
etc, These lands are protected by tht
Homestead law from the rapacity of the
speculator till June, 1868, when without
further legislation it ceases to bo opera.
tive.
They lie in North Alabama, the finest
mineral region Of the State, and abound in
iron and coal. After five years use ant
cultivation, the land may be alienated or
or sold the same Is ii purchased with
money, but abandoned for six months, al
any one period, is cause of forfeiture, ant
the land reverts back to the Govern.
lnent
The Huntsville Adrocdte says the United
states Land Office in that city has trans
acted large amount of business during
April and May, in the way of assigning
homesteadS to actual settlers. Five hun.
dred and forty-iive farms were entered
during that period, amounting in the az.
gregatc, to over forty thousand acres. O
this number eight only have been made by
freedmen, though the law gives them equa
privileges AS regards entries.
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e#- Even the negroes In New England
are following in the moral footsteps of
white Radical tutors-Rev. SERENo HowE,
Rev KALLocH, and divers others of the
numerous libidinous herd, so almost indig-
enous to that section of society.
The case Of the Rev Howe the Radical
Massachusetts, legislator, has been stated
The beast escaped, but he left the odor of
his example; that was emulated by negro
In New Haven, who didn't escape, but, on
Friday Of last week. was convicted of tf-
teen outrages on so many children, and
sentenced TO prison six months for each
offense. The really singular feature, how
ever, in this negro's case, is the published
fact that five years ago he was sentenced
for the same offense to thirteen years i'm
prisonment. Last September he was re-
leased, and instead of going away he seems
to have remained, and Immediately re-
sumed his old business.
People down there, of peculiar, sympa-
thetic turn of mind, may regard this re-
verse as little hard on the Imam and
brother for it is clear that, II he serves
out his full time, some eight years will
elapse before the poor fellow can get either
to the ballot-box or the Legislature
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Wonderful, but True.

MADAME REMINGTON. the world.renowncd
Astrolosist and somnambu isticC lAlrvoyant while
IN clarvoyant state delineates the very features
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with desired information.
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April q, l5G7dlycfs
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A Sharn Shot.

That profound statesman and political
sage, SHERIDAN, who Is running the eiUil
machine down in Louisiana, in his news
paper controversy with that other small
potato Governor WELLS, charged the latter,
during his career, with the objectionable
offence of appointing rebel to otfice-a
kind Of winging shot from small fuzee.
But WELLS, evidently little audacious,
loads up his blunderbus and gives, In re-
turn, this broadside:
"As to your charge OF appointing rebels
to office, " 1t Is a crime, / would like 10
ask, general. If you are tree from the same
accusation. Out of a levee board composed
Of five members. one of your appointees
was a member of the secession convention,
and sigued the ordinance of secession
another Is not citizen of the United
States, but claimed the protection OF the
British flag on the arrival OF Commodore
Farragut and his fleet, and third was a
blockadc-runner who was arrested and
tried by II military commission"
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Unreconstructed Gratitude.

Lucy Stone reports that, In her late mis-
sion in Kansas, she found negroes every
where opposed to female suffrage, and a
fear that negroes. when enfranchised gem
orally, will cast their votes against the
rights of women is said to be the reason
why the petticoat leaders OF the movement
are anxious to press 1t as much as possible.
IL this is So IL is ungenerous In the African
citizens OF the country. The champions Of
women's rights have always been in favor
of negro suffrage, miscegenation and col
ored enfranehisement generally, and 1t Il
friends,
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Know Thy Destiny.

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81" The Alaska tribes--as SUMNER call.
the people of our new acquisition-art
soon to have an opportunity to take the
initiation step into model Republicans. A
commissioner has been dispatched to Alas.
ka to see that the revenue regulations ar,
enforced there. We are anxious TO know
how much he will assess the EsuuimanS
Shareholders for their slave property. II,
will have to take good care that SUMMERS
canuibals don't eat him. When Congress,
gets together again SUMNER will have hi,
hands full, with this queer people. II
seems that some Of the tribes practice
polygamy, as well as hold slaves and make
big feasts on missionary Yankee school
marms and sich.
The Aleutian lslanders-one of our new
dependencies-marry one, two, or three
wives, az they have the means OF support
ing them. The bridegroom takes the bride
upon trial, and may return her to her
parents, should he not be satisfied, but can
not demand his presents back again. Nc
man is allowed to sell his wife without heI
consent; but lie may (and often does
assign her over TO another. This custom
1t is said, is availed of by the Russian
hunters, who take Aleutian women or girl.
to wife, for time, for a trifing compen
sation.
We have these points Of intelllgenc,
from an observant tourist In that interest
ing Seeen million territory, and doubt no
their truthfulness.
What field is open, In that romanti
cmbigo State, fort enllghtenlng labors 0
sister ANNE DICKINSON and Aunty SUsA'
ANTHONY and Grandmother RosE.r Jas
Imagine it! ........
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