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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cou,r.
A Curious bankruptcy Case-Important 10 As
eiUueesx

A Curious bankruptcy Case-Important 10 As
signces.
In me Matter or Linus Scudder, Baakrupt--A
point OF some impo rtance has turned up In connec-
ton With shis case. Mr.. II. p. Herdman, as attor-
neyi for the assignee OF the bankrupts estate, has
made an affdavit in which he states that since the
ming OF the specifications he Ii informed and believes
that the bankrupt or some person acting in his
interest or on his BEHALF has procured the assent OF
some OF the creditors OF said bankrupt 10 his dis
charge, or Influenced the action OF some or one OF
them ny means OF some pecuDary consideration or
ftOr or creditors.
The attorney for the assignee prays that he may be
allowed TO add seventh specification, recitng the
Ia support OF IT, Judge Blatchford has granted an
order directing the bankrupt or his attorney 10 show
cause on the 10th inst. why the assignee opposing
should not be permitted TO add the specification In
question The point at issue promises to be inter-
estng when II comes up for argument and decision.
az II s one OF the first II not the very frst OF the
KIND that has engaged the attention OF the court
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Qua military YIsII0lS.

The Providence Infantry Visit the Public
InstituiioDs-Their Departure for Rhode
Island.
The Providence Light Infantry, under 81 sscort
OF D. and @ companies OF the Twenty -secail regi-
ment paid a visit to the public institutions by invl
tation Of the Commissioners OF Charities and Ger
rection who placed steamer at their disposal for
the occasion. The bands OF the hosts and guests
were OF the party and during the trip up and down
the river did their melohous best TO enllven the
spirits OF the excurslonists. A collation. was done
all honor TO before the return to the city, at which
everybody who wanted TO made q speech and 10
which everybody VINO had no objection listened with
champagne patience and good hnmor Accompanied
by the same companies VINO had escorted them up
the river the Provdenuals proceeded to the Soning
ton line OF steamers wharf In the evening and en-
bGrked for home, amid the cheers OF the Twenty
second boys, who lined the pier.
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SUPREME tCuhT-cIRCUiI.
Interesting Question ms to Water Fronts

Interesting Question ms TO Water Fronts.
BeIoIc Judge Sutherland.
Bel et al. rs. waterbury Ell aL-The plaintiffs are
owners OF the block between Tompkns and Mangin
streets south OF Houston street, which is Oiled in,
except small triangular gore along the north side
OF the lot where the tenders waterway OF the Houston
street ferry The plants had lie ased the filled in
bulkhead on the north side OF the lot. In AprlI.
1864 tho plaintiffs wrote TO the defendants that they
understood that they had bought the ferry privilege
for a further term and they should expect $4,000 as
rent this gore The deieniants took notice OF
the letter, and the paints AFTER two years brought
suit for sc, 000 rent for twoy years. from May 1864
to MAY /, 1896. The defendants took various legal
grounds against the recovery, and claimed that If
these were not good still the rent was TOO great
Judge Sutherland overrued the Defendants
points, though expressing himself somewhat doubt
ful on some OF them. He held that the plaintiff was
entitled to the gore, and that the fact that the lot
was not filled ID and the water eDbed and now ed
there and was used 10 common with the East river
did not prevent the plainttlfs from claiming for
and occupations That tue lease OF the lot to the south
OF the gore was not lease OF the water 'front.' as
to include the gore ana that whether the relation OF
landlord and tenant existed not II was not
necessary TO determine as plaintiffs might
amount OF compensation that was TO be
determined from the value OF the water lot
no citizen had . right, without authority, TO
privilege or the earnings OF the ferry company
must not be taken into account. The fact that the
lot was not TILED IN did not deprive them or the
right 10 compensation. They might have filled 1t In
or used IL for dockage purposes, and this possible
use gave IL a value on which to base verdict.
The. letter OF the plaintiffs sent to the defendants
did not amount 10 q fixing OF the rent or estop-
pei On the defendants TO deny that the value was
$4,000 per year; but reasonable compensation
for the use ana occupation must be fixed by the jury
from the evidence.
The jury returned verdict Of 1000 per year and
interest, IN oil 5000.
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TEt SOLDIERS STATUE FOR TIE PASg.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct II, 1859.
The colossal bronze statue Of private OF the
seventh New York regiment to be erected IN tho
New York PARK is now ready for shipment IL mas
foundry ON Ridge avenue and commands universal
admiration, though not displayed at proper eeya.
uon IL Will be prominent feature IN tnc ARK anu n
reflect great credit both upon the fonndefs anu Inv
designer, A. q A. Ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

will show the changes IN the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year, as indicated by the
Thermometer at Hudnups Pharmacy, HERALD Build
ing. corner OF Ann street,
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COMMON PlEAS--SpECiAL TERM.



On afldavits that Mr.. James Fisk, Jr., was now a
resident Of New York Judge Daily has granted an
order TO show cause why the attachments issued
against him and levied on the opera House should
not be vacated.
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SUPERIOR cOuST-BtNESal Term.

The Liability of the Stockholders Of the Bank
of Gcorain.
Before Judges Mcneil and Flthian.
Loufp Us. Inns0a,-This action was brought by o
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E,;s @ oso,s, snd yrgHi. slOesi Family s7ash 50
Extra and Family Maryland Delaware Rys Flour xhout
en1ng but very q. sales Of l8o hb Corn Meal d
nu 1eSy sales o 80 bills ~ IS Tor gool yellow Western; 90
for Jersey and s5 50 for rane Bnckweat Flour penty acc
ssssr a. % Z0G ~ Go 100 10 fOr state and 81 G5i 70 for
GRAiN-The Wheat xihou AMI Spring Is 6rmsr
"nsf entirely eed the daad Is c ehy FOR milling tie saes
are lIo bush at $50 81 M No Mssrkee the latter fr
mtve sales oi 100 buh A. 81 ~ M Csrada West Bao Mat
strong end in Increased naui sales " bRsh al SO i36E2
@ are hes and ba.aess bA % eoaqneses ne sales os
bus New Oho aod Western ta atoat I6 freely offered IN
store and 73dlte Railroad epcL Rye unchanged Dx
s quiet Cora s6mer AMI fairy active owing 10 The lnd s'
Dstnp and ns0und sc al 90 Esw Western Mixed 4d9c;
VIII, 90 % va - 70 in store And 81 III aheat wesrs
low Hl@s %. New Jerey Yellow. 93dec. :
hAhe den and moderate anil the market steady sales 95c
~ iet shipling and 81 100 81 p for Retail lots
quoie ildllic gold -
HoPSLe market s remains u aud IN prices there 1, no s.a-
rai chsnge v" gnoie aZ' for New Americans Oh 90 not SAL
MOLAssgsTe general market dull and buyer. operating cury
d,r the 'spp immediate wants prices UonA uHehaHssd q
OIS-Ameeau Lnsed srn IN r demand 4, al o sr
cs.s shd Barrels hnsh do dal and nominal IN Cr Sd 0 there
for Sperm Manufactured OILS quiet and nominal
OI = Ern and ia fair demand az fnin $l Sa 81 s.
FNoFsONle market o PFk i moderately aefire prices
es are nrn bnshow particular variation; sale, Of Geo h
M "b lots lhe Gales cash aRi regular $40 bh or Old
Mrss s2s for Ses Mes f2s for Western Pe Ness Se7 m City
moigt,te dema saes Of 10 b at Sa Sl7 for PLAIN Mess and
rzVrS for its Mess rrcs Beet n fair demand and hrm sslss
% ~ TO- At ~ 80 S Pls Meas ADD 500 sa5 for iaea N.s
for Western C Meats trm and selling lree safes of 4V
pkes a. l5l1sc for picked lisms Bacon hn the supply gb
100 boxes sod bit the price kep Dressed og
beeri quote at l2l 12le for Westers ard ldl3 Cy.
lard qulet but m sales ~ 200 ih and tcs AZ lSldr fr No. i;
l1Gl1ie CRY; Q7se for fair TO pdne SteAm ie for Kettle
STOCK OF PORK ASD DEEF ~ PACKING YARDS, NEw-YoRK
AND BROOKLYN, Jan. 1, 1869
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
MAsnNIc ELECTIONS.

fNewbursh Lodge No. 800. r. OIL OIL 4. M.-Eu-
gene Dubois. ~: James T. Horton. $. W" !oseph A.
spos. ). W.; Thos Beyerldge. Treas Wln' T. MaPes'
See. . ,,,,.,
" a.; Robt c. Bancroft, s. W; Wm III. Kelly, j. W. j.
NJ m Cbluidn Trens.; l. III. Blackuan. bee; pr l. "
Bsrcsy Is d.; Chas. IA. Hnlstead, j. ID; the Hon DaNu
A scott tho Hon. c. NJ Leonard John Gat, If9sIeesi
the Rev G. H. Mandayille. Chaplain; Jos An~ood 4sr
Hjrhland Chapter No. 80. Royal Arch Masons.-E' ~
skidmore H. ~ Gen. VIM. r. Brown, e. NJ y. ~.
schrrm T. 8; Tlos Beyeridge, Treas Af1h"r v
Whistle Gee: L L. ChapmaniI1ler. ,.,,...
0Solomons ConnCll No 81 Royal and select Masters
"a fred Wiltse. &. I. NJ. Gen. A. u. suntl. ID VI;
sauuel w COrwin, Secretary. -. 80, ~.
The Following officers OF Stony Point Lodge No. =,
iocafed nj Hayerstraw Rock and County, yero regularly
Installed ON Wednesday evening Dec so by lgght MoI-
shpfnl g. Fred wiltse. District Deputy Grand hN"T'
Chas " Ilriegs w. NJ; the Hon. A. Il. sancrn . W ~
Parsons J w.: j. r. FurInan, Soertary; the Holi y
n Gala TrQa
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
SATURDAYS WEATHER REPORTS . N.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP SRw.YORE.

PORT oP SRw.YoRE.....,.....Jana q
CLEARED.
s,.nbi,.Gsp Grant Quck NewOesus; George washington
Gsger Ses Orleans; RsplAr, M'or Newotars houis"Me
% sav,nnah; r. C. Krigh DeutE Georgeewu; Mary Sando
NJ, W,mihgton, Ellen y Terry Brsrse Neshese NJ
M louruv Norfolk WABsnts Fish New Bedio'd Np'9ne DAAe
1euv,,r wilson Bimo,e Magieue, sess A'pinvsl
Bdes-yenedy Muller Peraanbaeo aud Bahai OAna' 'A'
s'SogI s ass. Msnev Nassau Carrie ever Poland DaTea
o. Nellie Treat Trim Wilmington Ho@es lioward BeanS
E,nsls CLARK Nesayeat s. GciSn WAserbaiy StAmiod'
ARRIVED.
P,lg Memphs Sanford Cow Bag, g. coal -.
ssbs Conrsis Bale ChaEiot,rtown r. L. q dayT p'oueoe
seLr Laura Pride Ho~eH Angan, - u"'' '"
SAILED, -. c,.... o.0,,.
s,m.tip. City Baltimore Nysrpool furcs uasgow oeo.E'
Nrhiegn NrwOrtan Gvsor aud Montgomery oA'A"As"i
hA'A"'''' ARRIVED :. Sunday. Jan. D.
sA,o England Thompson Liverpool Dee H. mde and pass
Strsmshp Frauccnia. sherwood Portland mie and P,,''
Steamship asulta Freeman % Rse pS.s asd pass
S,s,n.b3o Acushnst Kelly Bedford naise AID pass
s,eanship Benvile Baker. Nes'ptlean mise ana PASS
s,ssmshio Virgnis DIrt Alexandra misc snu p1~
ss,ssa,s1iRp s,ss,iR Stair, War Naples. Dec. 2. rut -
ssn Paee Albert Hedecb Hamburg N days md'e sHd pass
BsIk ST Bernban Bahr. Bremen. 30 days mlse'
r. Tsmpar Potter Leghorn 20 days marble rags &c
R,rk IIelo, zesnsn Taganrug. ~ day WOOL d,
Br Thomas Turre Thompson Grand Turk SAT- Sailed IN company
Nth hi, rna Boston.
sehr sea oaesa, Thomas Rio Jsuero 90 days. coffee
FOREIGN PORTS. n.
SOUTHAMPTON Jan. 3ihe steamship Aaln rom ~
,ss,w~ Ian aTie steamship Peuuylvans IRON Newioa'
Dee TO- arrived hero on Saturday aud proceeded to Liverpool
SPOKEN.
Now rs lat Oil H. 80 baik Helena from swansea ~ ''F~
Dec 2. lat 81, lon IA 2 ,cbr svea Star hence for lIa'n'
DISASTERS. LII
o.,-orv "a, 2-The bsrk Gelfge s Brown fapey Which Which
,,,i nom 1,mhurg the 20th November of Nep, US
here in leaking cosdiion. having experienced heavy
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Saturday, Jan p ls.g
No sales of real estate took place at inc Zen ne
- s,e.room today The season for 1863 VIII oct oI
ood earne, M few days, and there Is every oeept
- on unusual amount OF property being sold the
.Isofe,o city lots on the line Of CenruFaVe, ., wm.
1rlem River comprising portion OF the rrhascd
= Morris letted s7e co for the gentleman rnaeo 40
, propelty Mr.. Morris is row preparing % ~ 70 specu-
,iv lots IN tho market instead OF semi"
ia'0Ts. ,er end ~ the
mother , ONE 81 To "' divided G UP into city @ and sold IN
, rccls 20 suit purchasers The tract G fo @ st. Nicholas
She Van Rcu,sclaers property rnnncs5 s sold by John Me
ave TO EghthaVe. has ryechty NC Of the most eligible
sv.yc for SlOO.O00 IL contains SUI"
s,t.Idirp sites Oh tic island
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
Old and Nnp Pork

PETRoLEUMThs market quiet but prices ara at i for
Crude IN bulk and 3032c. for Rrfuel 10 bond.
kiCB-Makei dull aad nominag unchanged Small sales CarOins
giH14e
SUGARsRaws remain nomnsy before price bat have beea
Qneiet aud have Only snail lot Porto Rico lct
good refining about III giles raaed qu bat steady at l5ta
f,r Hsnia
seeds dull Clover is firm AZ l3G1lc and Tns-
Rough Fax nominal az 450 - S. We learn Of
sales: prize. about the same quote ~ 90 gold
STEARISThe is Gn I606e In hhl< and tea and
fairly active. -
TALLowThe market steady bat quiet sales Of 5000 at ie
He and choice at lie.
WiIsKY-ILs is heavy and du sales Of 50 bbls
IN....En
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Psy CDdt YssselS. ana Railroad.
JAN 23 6 bales Cotton u 2S bush Corn loo bsh West
S41 hb. flour 10 Meal 80 bush Oats lOO bush hai
%. hush Barley bush Grass Seed 1873 bush Beans 80 bss
Foar 99 bbs ReGred Petroleum. 256J bbs Grade Pc
o,nn 95 bbs Pork Beef l0j9 pkg Cut Meats
pks Lard 50 kegs La "a bbs Ashes $50 pkg Batter ~
upper 45 bb WHISKY go bills Egg 6 bales Wool l9 bales
Hops. Leather 10 bids Tobacco IA boxes aud eAses IoOscs
81 pigs Rice. $50 Pays Starch l9i bags PeaAais
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
VIEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

C.pus spd rnre OF arriving AZ this port requested 70
b nekas Addressed EeSl oTk Associated Press o1 70
n-on. exhibiting the authority Of W. Simouon General
sssr Meas JOaud or Commce Umes 1RBuSs
WorH sun Erpr,s ErsRHg Post Crt,cdi Adrsrts,r Sdas
ZsaJ Yorker Journal ard NtS J0rr Dep''1s' SS' A'0
10 delivered onlT " the same persons
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04

Of ren estate both in the city and country thus adding
greatly to the value OF columns as an advertising me-
dium The charges for advertising are as follows: DAILY
TRIBUNE 25 cents line for each insertion: WEEKLY
TRIBUNE 81 per lme; sEMtWEEkLY TRIBUNE, % cents
Per lue About len words average line afor the first
line which usually contains only four or i've words
Terms, cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
IyAueURArroN OF GOV. RANDOLPH

The escort on the day OF the lnauguItt.u'' ,a vi
The Hon Theodore Randolph, Governor Eers3l &c 50"
sew will consist OF Companies b. ID ana y Q, IN se 81 ~ -
mrnt' the lth Regiment and Tie lst bA.a'.ea ~ nl,ry
New.Jersey Rifle Corps the Newark btisiie, So
STATE Militia the Veteran RegueAL ahH tne "rbov,.
Somnty battery OF Artillery. Tho orSani1 %
named will report for duty at Trenton on the ~
The Isth OF Jauuary next fully arlued aud esuippeu
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
ptSSENGERs ARRIVED.

FROM LIyERPOOI-In Steamship Buu, Jan a-MS Nh''aker
G. NJ Wbittsker. e. J. Mens aud 81 10 sceFsge =, A.,
LIvERPOOllu steamship bug Ad jan 9-SiF An' H's
GdGn. Miss Sullivan, Mrs. EVaus. Mf HuIslilson-
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04

sleadY hl Uu TeMAH qII't NJ
4. arm for all grades and in COED eand rom as on
ex Navel No. aud 290 bags OK fefse'hee A
private terms . :. :. ,v,sx, .,a s,.ts Flour has
ba nj, espeSaly medium aud better grahesi shyPs
L ~ civ and state Extras show advance anu r w 80
.I a. snort me sales are bbs a. S5a@o 10 Tor super
sns state, sl0s7 States 81 OaS o g7 o. ~
Al az Al 1 or the grades Western kxirAi ~ ep %
sooi 10 choice spring Wheat Extras; ~ 500 ~ 10 o5 a @ Tas
1ra E,;vs, al O5sr "a IS To- shipping ohiei sy@ w w h
hn md Family g5aBp 2Jg ~ mdTSS, % H
Winter Extra luaaa aud Mchg4ni ~ - gap III
wbeat do DO and Family DO At Sl0 2faSlV 20 snu
c ~ Louis Rrira Double Extra California fSuI %
Ly ,u,au Flou Is dali nominal southern fiohr rs
onr- antthe grades lowers sales o s a -,
Tor ordinary gOOd AKiIa BALTIMORE AlS ~"~Ai' Wv" Y"
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04

PERSONS having real estate for sale or 70 u,
and those desrous Of purchasing or renting sucb ~.
perry VIII hnd it to their interest to advertise IN r
buNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of erv
c'her newspaper aud IN addition this advantage 1
1hisuAE VIII be found. not only in Eey-York and all I
-es ana villages, but IN every state and Territory
'.'" 'He OAon The advertisement should be made as
~ as WI! allow Of the advantage offered being clear 10
the reader We would especially dwell on tho fact tat
% up'Filoers Tor tho three editions Of TIE TRIBUNE
"y' y' 9'n weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals In
w wr's! procession or pnslness consequently advertise
s~ rsns N each disseminate among all classes. TIE
""'os~s especiGl attention to tho reports OF sales
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04

| MINIATURE ALMANAC ,ooo
-.q5 Saa .rts...... 4:46 Moon rises. ...,..,l2Oo
| afGH DAY. "a,
c.. ttt i,a Coys kllnl.... l8l Hell Gate...,,... 5oJ
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
SrcokIpu ytaI Gstais for sak.

TOR SALE-LAND by the acre in Brooklyn.
whole blocks near Prospect Park sud Size New Bouevari also
desirable building lots iu al parts Of The city
NJ A. rutland K Co. No 5 Deekmsn''t, N l.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
THE MARKETS..

ICsreN.Ily Reported for The Thburel ,,o.,oso .
.strs 1 n,ytt Il less fnn for Pearls; Pots steady smah
. ~ - IS y 81 sfl Pots aud 80 SI fs9 r Pearls
cOIroY-The demaad improved principally IRON efpoe sa
i,, PRICES on grades have advanced closing aue am
, % noiefaie ~ all grades; sales Uneudng E' oss aso
~ fst hn. Of which taken by pnnris 4.00
u''y W bv shipps Of tue latter Ia transit ho
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
Country TtaI Gstat. for Salt.


DARTIES purchasing HOUSES or LOTS are
requested 70 procure printed Int before investing LOTS
~ Will be cent by mail on application.
s. FITZPATRICK. Bulls Head Rank Buildings
DARE BARGAIN.-For SALE, in Mount Ver-
III uoa ~ y COTTAGE with three CITY LOTS; price 81.
Apply to JOSEPH d. FAY, No Nassaust. New-Yok
SOUTHERN LANDS.-Persons wishing any
~ Information regard 10 Climate Soil &c. can obtain
Office. aud can purchase Lands NJ great sacTibce.
ROBERT BLOW SON, No. - souh wniam-st
NVOOLEN MILL for SALE at CaYrollton,
w NO, 10y W. H. WiHFkEY
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
6cuntrp sgtal Gsiatt for Salt.

ATORANGE. NJ-YILLAS, VILLA SITES
~ and FARNs, ysst beautifully strsled ore eSnr non
81, essn on y,ss BIACKW hLL SMITH, Nc 9t9 BrSsdNA
XevYon 9tcIiA orsuEe seruer Man Ahs CeresN t.oS
Ill WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
~ climate Of Philadelphia Pnes obly S2S
s Improved Haudtsds sstiAs Information sai free
Ififuas z. & LARDtR Vilsl.Hd. Eew-jeTsSy.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04
Suction Sails of gtal 6sta!,.

Suriion Sats OF gtal estat.
]. JouNsos IT,, An'uon,e.
by JOHNSON q NJ MILLER,
ID AUcT1ORRRRs AID
REAL ESTATB BHOKERS
No % NAsAUsr.. COR CEDARsT. NEwYoEE
CITY Residences Lots Couu Farms glt sod
ehsnged Loans neFotatei Auction
TUESDAY January 5,
Al ie O'Clock, Ut Exchange SsleTopm. No III Broadway "
POSITIVE SALB OF 81 CHOICE PKOSfECr PARK LOTS di.
ery opposite the Park aud In close proximity the Grand baser
Enrlnce.
Also AZ fhe sane time and plsre
Choice anl valuable LOTS SACKkfIST BOULEVARD the
Park and WARRBNST. opposite ihc Park
wAtRENSr-North side LOTS so h vandcrbl,ave
Also GOkE LOT. if9 a. 2 10. east OF Vanderbilt
SACKETrSr BOULEVARD PAEK WAYl-North side l5 n.
Of Clsssou.sve, of tie Gnest 10 rS on the street
DEGRAW.Sr.-South siie, Ia resr Of above. 2 L0rS
WlCKOFFST sie 4.n n e. OF LOTS
Terws liberal. Maps ~ oaee Of Auctoueers
DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE COAL
MORKS JAN. 20. 1862 tuaei b. r.. r.. 80 miles
Columbus Ohio Coal feet thick Railroad take part Of
their this hank Good given
will take good portion in coal For full particulars address H. L.
WILLIAMS. Couubrs. Ohio
IT $. MARSHAL's SALE at Macon. Ca
tue Of Of veudo kIPouas issued fo the District Cur Il tie
United for the Souhern.sict of Georgia will SELL the
3h January this TRACT or LAND Macon
Ga, together With the iHpfovenelts thereon
There land finely built buck building COO feet long ard
10 feet we stories high constituted by the Govern
ohnery. 1t located Immediately the trsck Of The haeDn and
Brunswick Railroad and In every way ansy sdsia a.
purposes W. g. DIChsOS u D h'i'AA
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04

SOarh ano TOuns.
-
A REMARKABLY pleasant and elegantly fur
~ n.hed FLOOR With BOARD the lrscs Lou.s No. III
East Twenty egh lexington as, one o bat rom
WANTED-By single gentleman full
w BOARD IN private family Address With terms r. A. Boz No
ll3 TrhuBe Ofce
New-York tribune., 1869-01-04

ONO CARDS. % MISS
,osp.,s WEDpSG-NO CARDS" A. SfEihWAf HALL, SAL
vRSiNG sr order the requirements OF we
,r. e nrics OK admission on this one occasion WIZ he 20 a.
% cent. esai these should be secured lhnella"I N
- sosny Offices Nos. IA 5f Abl and 'O hI".N
a hss. and metropolitan Hotel ticket oaess n blsAs VT"
hs . al seaWsy Hall onJ oa ,eung sflecile II euy tgsh l
NTA'rIoNAI, ACADEMY OF DESIGN. ,n
" ~ eFcogp WISIER exhibition " PICTURES and sCuL,
TuRgs Is nov opeu Day aud L'shns' lHeD1 ''""''' '
IOuftlsNe
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-10-30
the consumer VIII be promoted and
preserved. M
W. 81. ~ Ia

preserved.
We ask our men Of brains and en-
ergy land we have many such), to
look over the whole field-gather
statistics OF, various branches of bus
mess which their opinions say will
pay, and having chosen some one
thing to enter upon--and having
verified estimates by the views of
practical men who know about such
matters, to talk as business men to
those having any funds and begin
such enterprises. Do not attempt to
begin on toolarge a scale, nor. DO dis
couraged because Tho amount yo.t get
is small r-but go to work with a
small an amount as possible, and as
you succeed add to capital-and the
ice being broken and the matter
proved, you may be,sure of getting
help additional for all who help
themselves are sure of the help o.
others. - ,,f1-,s -, ~ ~
! A beginning Is all we want. Dt
net expect to make a fortune I'm a
year or two. The newspaper and
telegraph have diffused knowledg,
and quotations too much for fortunes
in short time by speculation, and
we are RENTED to the condition o.
1 old countries-where patience, toll
and time are needed to accumulate O
competency. This can be verified
/ by a thousand examples. We ask YOU
to consider and then to act diligentl,
and unremittingly. HnsAS sga
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-10-30
Grant and Yereer.

The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial says it
has been yascertained that the occa-
sion of the special cabinet meeting,
on the goth inst, was the considera-
ton of the notorious Yerger case.
Attorney General Hoar is said to
have expressed the opinion that, con-
sidering the well known defeat of
those sections of the reconstruction
acts referring to the Jurisdiction of
the civil courts, the Supreme Court
will undoubtedly render an opinion
in the case .averse to the powers of
tho military tribunal before which
he was tried and convicted. The re-
suit of the consultation was, of course,
a decision to abide by the final action
of the court, but ii is generally I'M
derstood that the final action will not
be promulgated by the court until
after Congress meets. There is an
extraordinary disposition manifested
by the Supreme Court to defer action
on all subjects likely to bring that de-
partment in conflict with Congress
Forney tried through his Philadel-
phia Press, of the 10th inst, to force
Grant into disregarding the decision
of the Supreme Court in the Yergel
case, should that decision be adverse
to the right of the military to try
and hang Yerger, but it seems he die
not succeed in squirting Grant up tc
that point. The Commercials cor
respondent says; ra ~ .E..}
"The rumors regarding Presiden
Grants intention to disregard tn,
mandates of the courts are proved Il
be false by the fact that it has beer
in his power to execute Yerger's sen
tence ut any time since it was for
warded for approval. instead of do
ing so, however, he has a.nxiousl,
courted the Intervention. of the judi
ciary, for the purpose of being gov
erned in his actions by the highes
authority which could possibly b
interested in the case. 1t is, there
fore, probable that, In due course G
, time, Yerger will be turned over T.
the civil authorities for trial"