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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-03
KING OF THE WEST
WASHING MACHINE
Washin Day no Longer Dreaded by
those who use she King of the West.

THE REASON WHY EVERY FAMILY
l should possess these machines: famlies
generally wash ffty-two times every year. or
In other words, spend one-sixth of their time
for labor in doing washing the ordinary way.
Nv using this machine they csn do the same
work in one fifth of the time usually required;
Bloody fingers, sore backs. strained Wrists ana
inhalipg steam. CONSEQUENT upon the old way OF
washing, are all avoided BY using these ma
chimes. ftdocs not require able bedied persons
TO operate t. EN-. A boy or girl. twelve or four
teen years Of age, can do as much work washing
with these machines. in few hours as one aoit,
bodied woman can in whole dey by the usuel
process The old process OF boiling ciothes u
done away with, md washing can be done with
fwo-thirds less soap than the old way of using
washboard and tub, and therefore you can save
fuel enough in a short time to pay for the ma
KING OF THE WEST" Washing Ma
chine defies all competition. and challenges
every and all machines to wash gwen numoer
of pieces in the same time and as completely
as the {" King" will wash them. 1t is the only
machine that will erase all dirty streoks from
acrisfbands and collars Of shirts. and all other
clothes, that soop and toater will take out.
5O.6GO OF THESE MACHINES SOLD IN
THE NORTHWEST IN ONE YEAR.
Come and see 1t wash, or we will come at any
time or place in the city ifyou desire. and wash
anythink from a cambria handkerchief to
double blanket. and do it well, quick and com,
plete: and you only need see the " KING"
wash to be convinced. Come and examine the
machine, and you tciH order AT ONCE the King
Of al tsaskino machines, and you nil haze no
other.
state and county rights for sale by Eli Thorn
burgh, at Central II otel, Memphis, tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-03
-ETNA IrGS. co.,
OF HARTF ORD. CONN.
': ss.:. H sss As. $5,OOO.OOO

FT'HE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY is
tho Trustee of its Patrons to an extent ten
fold q eater than OF its cwn Stockholders.
In 40 Years 1t has Paid for
Five thousand (50C0y Dwelling Houses and con-
tents,
twenty-five hundred t22c0 Schools. Churches.
Eiqht thousand tsOOO Stores and Merchandise,
Forty four hundred (4400) Mills and Manufac-
tories
Twenty. two hundred (22OO Shipments by Lake
and River. making total Of
LOSSES PAID, e23, 200, 900.
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks.
Hs- Agencies in all the Principal Cities and
Towns in the United Stats
Applications for Insurar CO viii be promptly
attended to.
HI. A. LITTLE TON, Agent,
7Q-t No Dr. Madiaon rtreet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-03
a. o. SHULTz,
Practical L0cksmiih, Safemaker
and Machlnlst,

11o JEFFERseN STREET; MEMPHIS EN- 1lls
ly Tenr. Established in Memphis. 100.
1,'.,.,.- s.a Fire proof Safes made ana re-
bnIk,I TS~ht Nsehinefy, Pfinline PEsSsss !,
pared Llss iron Doors. Shutters and
1 w.. ,nsds. Locks repaired or made 10 OF
der. Bells buns AID a 5sP 3 y ss9N;TEEp.
- na.ishreted COTTON AUGUhS always
IN bsnd. and Cotton:Seales sharreeea' o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-03
50. eco OF THESE MACHINES SOLD IN
THE NORTHWEST IN ONE YEAR.
The Gipson wringer.

This wrinser is the most perfect for simplicity
and durability ever invented. Its constructed
upen scientific principles. which makes II the
only useful, effective and perfect wringer in use.
The EXPANSION GEARING renders them
more durable than any friction wrineer can be-
or any two-wheel wringer. which, unless con-
fined, ungear precisely at the time when ex-
pansion is most needed, This superiority makes
the Gipson Wringer in fact, if not In name, the
only universal wringer now made. They wiring
much larger clothing and just as small. and
turn easier, than any other wringer. They are
self-adjusting and adjustable. The rollers are
of pure white ubber, and the whole Constructed
Of the paost durable material, and put together
in o substantial manner. tits this that enables
us to warrant our wringer; The thumb-screws
on top increase or lessen the pressure.
Castings for the King of the West and Clip
son Wringer furnished to those who purchase
territory, by II. Wetter Il Co., IL and ID Monroe
street. Memphis, Tennessee.
s9- The King of the West for sale only by
II. Wetter q Co., Is and Is Monroe street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-03
sAN FRANOIsC0.

SAN FsAScIsco, March 2.-The Legis-
lature Of Nevada yesterday adopted the
Constitutional amendment providing for
un;vorsal euffrage.
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GOODYEAR Il FALLS,
Druggists and Apothecaries
2sI Main street walker BIock),
-Four doors north of Madison ST..

ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THEIR
n customers with Drugs. Chemicals, Paints,
Oils. Dye Stuts. Brushes, Periumery, Fancy
Goods. etc., etc.
Our PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT Is complete
with all the necessary appliances. and STOCKED
with Pure Drugs, Chemicals. Extracts, resinoid
and fluid; and will be controlled BY competent
sicians. Planters, and all persons interested, 10
call and see US.
We intend making the Prescription Depart
ment and furnishing Physicians. Planters and
Families, specially.
Remember the CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
21 Main st., four doors north Of Madieon. 9lt
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Valuable plantation and
Lands for sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chaucery Court Of the county OF Claiborne
and STATE OF Mississippi. made at December
term, 1868, the undersigned commissioner Will
sell at public sale to the highest bidder. for
-
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CAPITAL, = Sl,000,000
SEcURITY, By Law OF THE % 000 nm
STATE OF OHIo, ~|iVVVIVVV
Enterprise InS. Co.,
OF CINCINNA ATT.
THOMAS SHERLOCK, PEEsIDEST.

II n . IEIAI DAAIIIEIlON II T IF17slIH = =
Directors
r. NJ. Bishop, Of r. NJ. Bishop a Co.;
Iheo. Cook. 81 Baker, Tart i Cook;
Joseph c. But er, Pres't Lafayette Bank;
l.. r. Hull, Of Addy, Hull & Co.;
4. 5. WinsloW, Of Winsl ow 4 smith:
Cnaries Rule. Of Q. Rule Il Coleman;
Adolph Wood, Of Adolph Wood 4 Co.;
John shillito. of John Sllillit x Co.;
A. ID. Bullock. Of A. ID. Bui lock x Co.;
ID. 7. Woodrow. Of WoodroE Mears L Co.;
Allen Collier, Of John Swase a Co..
l. A. II hrris, cx-Msyor Of Gu lcinnau;
james Glenn, Of VIM. Glenn 4 Sons.
W. B. G ASSILLY, Vice-Presidl ut;
W. NJ. RICHARDSON, Secretai v;
J. DIV ALDEN CHURCHILL, s supervisor.
R.v. vRHDENBURGH, Az ent,
at No. ~ Madison st., Mel uphis.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
TIE REVOLT AT SING SING.

On Friday evening last Coroner Flynn dis
patched his deputy DR.. Shine, TO Tarrytown and Sing
Sing directing him to subpenas certain OF
prison officials and the witnesses OF the shooting Of tho
convict, Charles H. Lockwood alias Henry O'Neil by
Charles Sullivan, Of the Sing Sing Prison KeopeB
the barn OF Jacob Storms, at Tarrytown on the 18th
nst the full particulars OF which have been published
in THE TRIBUNE. together with the action OF Coroner
Flynn in tho matter since the body Of the convict was
removed 70 the residence OF his relatives 24 Chryse
st. this city Many persons have stated that tho shoot
ing OF the convict by Sullivan q cOd-bo0ded mur-
der entirely uncaed0r the former had surrendered
Dr Shine procured the statement OF Alfred Lawrence
village Constable OF Tarrytown, which is follows:
arrested two OF the escaped Decker and Nuvey about
mile nom TsrytOwn the turnpike at IL o'clock that nights
gave themselves Capt Storms told there another
The be hsd looked for him and had given up again
with Mr Wilsmson and ONein said
Capsnj" the Captain him
do ONedeeodngy obeyed At this time Sullivan
said "Dn IN shoot youb 0Ne then bis hands
head and said For Gods Sfe Charley don't shoot Sullivan
made reply, but shot him WITH revolver; 0Eeill
fell, when Sullivan sud Manning kicked him The
bead and tried 10 make him walk Capt Storms
showed them that the time they trying male bin walk
20 usE They then ONe 10 village chair whet DR.
bcrlhner called 10 attend him He they treated
ONe most brutalJ Sullivan and Manning then got wagon
took the 20 Siog Sing and their arrival there
ing al him all the time"
number OF witnesses from Tarrytown and Sing Sing
were summoned and viii give their testimony during
inyestgatlon to be held today In the CorOners Ofco in
the City Hail.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
NrwyopK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. MARCH 30 1869

noon Nelson T q B;SssyS Sss SSas S1sssSsd The ''d'''''
The edifce is a neat and hneioohns o"u"I =
PATCHOGUE L. 1.-The SOuthslde Rallr0an Vi
Long Island place. and trains are running su""
WESTCHEsTER.- Westchester Harlem land and
Tre%S9, line Of ,g Ssne ana ~ e suction 10 Mr. John b Le
soms @ s;hnG less than 5000
MORRIsANIA.-The Germans of this town have have
established private school where about ~ en'sS Duo IN
They building % ndS .hSolSSa'' sn PI.n AZ ss s
President Of School Board. .f IH
YONKERS.-Scarlet fever of malignant KIND .ns Is
prevalent in this neghbOrhOOd From uree 70 es ~
PEEKSKILL.-Carpeute Hickey Of this village
arrested aud lodged In the Putnam County J Os s
ssafT si. 9ay eo$nisS IaS was 'n'''''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of wild ducks ana ND
=: seen % ss s,' & S Sa 90 ' s sore and
RoNDoHT.Ihs RsI5cG Hon pIry Thomas Cornell mas pu'
wEEHAWKEN, NJ.-IIenry Prince who .o was wa 81, so
Sg ssa1d Saie "dn N SS% .Spe Ss s: afSsn& White
. a. 1 Ss s psssl a1 Sss d & Ses1s leaders "'s h the
% VIII be also bre91 to justice q. soon % b, as %srs engaged
Iy G 1S%SH s Tss:sS .S't s sSf a:i wsIs when
suggested de IN the eas BY Ibesing es aO b "ggeon was
.cisd Is coupling broke and one 1 e. the car: a.:
ear bccona frightened Attempted jump Of and fell beneath tss % ear
.,0st 1.s the M T's s Saas by es the s.b being The
bone from h. nigh h, ankle He Ts. taken to St. A' Hospital
JERSEY CITY, N. J.-At @ o'clock on Saturday
evening s bOa, Jersey c INTO her .p At the 6Ss Ss II u feet feet
by the collision The pilot nhe nc
that The ued The could be checked called ont 70 lhe
81 pssseps who were cougregae front to the rear and o
Their timely moving backward into the cabin serious . OF
M WAS prevented The BADLY damaged and lies at the doek nn
degosg repairs Frank Rivers veoepedome az tne aats G
Rink evening which p T. Barnum ID 10 MAKE 'ne
opening speech fneas will doubt b funny aud usual
HUDSON CITY, N. IA serious atray occurred
Saturday night 10 house Beaeonve between white and Os
uomsn which the latter beat the former very severely "n
club. Both arrested ~.
BERGEN. n. ia concert is to be given this
evening pupils Of the Insae 10 raise fund for The purchase O
piano 10 be given 10 the Principal ,,
NEWARK, n. 1.-THE fancy goods store OF MIS-
IT, Miller, "a Gsrenst, took ire yesterday afternoon A. agou
O'clock the flames DESTROYING portion Of the stock and seriously
damaging building. The loss was about $500 .
PATERSON, N. J-Policeman Altman has been Deen
,nd Tor dangerous dog which ocousy attacked mued
dog Hand the city dogcatche was badly bitten on
Saturday On Saturday morning dsaeeul hght occurred AZ tne
Erie depot aboera IL witnessed y large
Der waiting who did not interfere bat urged them on Inc
policeman the depot. On Saturday evening
interesting veoede took place the Wgwsm joseph Crowe
halfmilo 25f Morton won the
various ministers Of the NJ r. Church eed
Yesterday and general satisfaction expressed over the a
Col Derron ha bnlt dock the Broadway
bridge, preparatory to erecting boathouie
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
THE BRISTOL AND NEWPORT WARFARE.

1HE BKIS1Ob AMI NEMIOhI mAktAEE.
The rivalry last season between the Bristol
and Newport lines keen to reduce the fare to
dollar trip for some tme In August James Fisk Jr.
purchased about half the stock Of the NarragaDsett
Steamship Company, which the Bristol Line, and
for months negotiations have been pending for the pur
chase of the Newport Line by this Company 1t is stated
that 81 100000 was offered last year. and refused,
andl that slOOOOOO IS offered, fand Sl,lOOOO0 de-
manded. meeting OF the Directors Of the Boston, New
port and EewYork Steamship Company Will be held at
Boston today, and II is highly probable that the matter
will be settled IN favor Of Fisk. the Company declines
TO accept his Offer he threatens such cutting OF rates
viii make them glad TO sell out next year for half mil
lon II the sale concluded 1t Is pretty certain that the
eight boats OF the lines will be united into grand
Fail River Line touching at Newport and landing at
built and lrOnplated erected over IT, about
seventy feet wide and thirty feet high III this arrange.
ment Is cOnsummated IL quite possible that line of two
O'Clock daybOats will be started and also Sunday boat,
TO reach Boston Monday morning. The Bristol Line
steamers ready TO start at four hours notice. but
probably will not begin their trips until the result Of to
days meeting at Boston is made known Flsk's
in this grand venture be deferred for but
s asserted that he VIII not rest until he has made him
self virtually master Of the freight and passenger bust
ness between tins city and Boston; and the public will
an Win the keenes Interest the result OF TINS ggan
ac i9i mOhopozng tho great metropolitan tra
nc DetWeen BostOn and Chicago.
lls stateu III this connection that Mr. Flax on Satr
day perfected an tmportat on behalf OF
the Erie Railroad Company With ths Nci gan Southern
gauge line from New-YOrk 90 Chicago. The Michigan
Southern has leased the right OF track 10 the Erie until
the 10th Of October, with privilege Of renewal tho
condition that the Erie builds O new road connecting
Akron, Ohio, with Toledo distance Of 90 miles. The
papers signed Saturday morning, and surveyors
will at once begin work on the new road
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
THE COURTS.
ruH Union PACIFIC RAILROAD LITTGATIoN

ruP IrN1oN PACIFIC RAILROAD LITIGATION
In the United States Court before Judge
BaohiOS on sSuTSsy The RaSoea iSse O ct al
hearing Judge Batehford having granted Oh re man.
last the RtSo al % 6ft the Saese from the Court
into the Circuit Court OF the United tdg Batchford
which at Il o'clock M .1 on 1oSn X Hacket esq
Field appeared Council for FISH, Jon & ~ renpesented
~, % semSels s. Tiden esq Clarence A. Seward, VIM
Allen Charles Tracy. and ClaLk beIi, he had the
d Isd by the Court the Esd inst the ser
xice Of which had been effected, aud that tne t
had made ms rHTl Hacke ~ Mr. D. D. Field said that
on the asa Of March thai ge PeGHTRa TRachfod remarked
.ht the dniculty was this The order sateo tnaV & te
Court should proceed %l sho5 S Se ed in the Court
nresept for Judge Barnard may not nave time ~ Tgd
with the requirements S ,os SS coutempt He moved that
the writ be sunerseded on the reading OF me OIe 90
TdeB Who SpPeSea IUr said 3 the process granted had
Sesn serveG Mr. Field thought that there could not be
one order should not be valid. After long aIgumena S
20 the propriety Of discharging the aeIha%Ho We npss
agreed that each should draw mp an order 10 sur ms
view of the case. and submit 1t to the Court fIoin
The United the relation Of tos Union PaSlad E ,b P1t
S SaSy hS Dtts f and he Ciefk Of said Court; also,
United the relation Of Isoss D0n oS1 OF he % alter
native msnmus ssqs in ea Of these ''es o. 1ne G sn
an t es thereof having furnished to this Court and the sd
w @0,ss 3 % SS d. RTGI T counsel S for James
FE ir protesting against tie jurisdiction Of the Court soa HoS %
.siviSg spv Of The rights the said FISK suggesting a
ths ss alternative wrts granted the order entitled IN SAG
creme Court Rosekra1s, OF the Juces n
peme Court eIempae copy Of which hereto snns1S S service IS
seyed upo the attorneys said Fisk amdaVt OF ,
also hereto annexed and moving supersede the s.d ne & T
tbereupon the said motion SO gSe
hsrsby denied In respeet each of said alternative wis
on trg the said exenpsd cory OF sue
.nrsxd . by this Court notion without me
20 il Of sny further paper oleIes IhA w 49, e.
psrsmpiory mmdmus each Of said cases BE- and tie same n
denied. s.so- Trdca Pose.
,anS bcb was presented TO the Court by Mr. Field, on
his motion to supersede the writ. and which, When ne
had got it duly certified, was ordered on HE ny 'uuse
Batchford; - - -, =, ,,,-- -, -. T.,
On reading and fling petition the Credit Mobsr aud others m
e remoyaI Of this Circuit Court Of the United states W
The southern District fNeYok pursuance to the acts o.
an ase made and provided reading and fbng The Oond he
by petitioners surety in pursuance OF sa peron ena s e
and on motion Olmad, Attorneys for sau
ordered pursuance o. the said acts ofCSngIe's sh sao &
sled and t6at accepted good and sneent sreJ W
that the PRAYER OF sad petuon oe u
bey h granted this suit be removed TO sad Crcn
ths Unite states Southern District OF NeNlok ana S m
Court proceed further ~ said suit sud that all further PTooesds'
this action the Of the PLAIN n 90 cease Auu DC ~
The Court then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
TIE PEoUoNNoCK BANK ROBBERY-ADDITIoNAL
ARRESTS.

A few daYs ago Capt. PettY recelVeu lnloI-
atiop that one David ROsensten, living in FOrsy thst
had offered for sale 600 registered bond one OF the
S9 600 worth Of United states bonds and other securities
stolen from the Pequonnoek National Bank OF Blu9e
mort Conn., on the 3Oth Of November last. Rosenstem
said that he received the bond from Augustus Moro lot
mery barkeeper at No 81 Pnest, ard he In turn, sara
rims Wasserman a merchant on Eghth-ave. Wasser-
man was visited and he sand that he had received me
bonds from Bernard Rice, commission merchaht at NO
"A Wilamst. The three frstnamed were arrested
and held in the Leonard st. Police Station On saturday
the case was taken before Justice HORaD at the IomDs
Mr. Rice appeared with counsel Owing TO the lateness
of the hour the case was adjourned until yesterday
when il came up for examination. Mr. Charles Hotcl
kiss President OF the PequOnnOcR National Bank, MADE
affidavit Nov 80 tin box containing $4,000 worth
of United States coupon bonds railroad securities hank
stock promssOry notes and other securities, all his ind
yidua property stolen from the bank counter He
charged All the accused with having been concerned in
tho robbery. Detective Field testified that he had
arrested ROsensen and tound in his possession 1000
United States registered bond which the accused ad
mitted he had offered TO sell for $500, and afterward
for $0 he had afterward traced the bond TO the pos
eesson of the parties named Rice informed him that he
had been beat OF $3.50 by the purchase OF the $1,000
bond He declined 10 answer any further questions unt
he could consult his consul Rice, while In Court on
Saturday asked witness whether Moro had told him what
cured any money It, and that he thought lie could by
negotiating with Others secure the recovery OF the re-
maner OF the bonds Capt Petty cOrrODorated the tes
tlmOny OF Detective Field. Counsel for the accused
moved for their discharge This denied by Justice
Hogan. An examination then demanded by counsel
for the accused. and granted by the magistrate. The
prisoners remanded 70 the custody OF Capt Petty
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
4. DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH BURG'
LARS.

During Friday night two coal oihces on
RaiIroadave Newark, n j., broken open by burg
lars who escaped before the discovery This, however
,nced the patrolmen in that vicinity to increased Vlg
lance. ana on Saturday morning Officer H. ID, smith,
while passing Joraemon's jewelry manufaetory on Ham
ntonst heard one OF party OF three suspicious men
whom he had previously seen, say WIZ go I9r mn u -
The voice came from alley way, when lle OhceI Was
Dassing at the time. Walking along uncon
cernedy as though he had not heard the re-
mark the officer obtained the ASSISTANCE & VI ond od
geant Garrsbrant, Officers Hickey and Dunn; anu
thus reinforced returned TO Hamilton ST. GaIraDTnne
who had the van. peerlng curOusy lhl9 lh9 "Io!
WAY where the burglars were concealed, Wheh no "s
suddenly attacked and seized by the throat ny I;h
who had advanced from the darkness OF tne aIey W
tho struggle one OF the burglars escaped, athOug the
sssalant was captured Sergeant GarraDraht anu m an
officer proceeded to the Station House with tnef prsoiSi
and officers were sent in every direction IN search 0l I
fnpitve burglars At about o'clock they were uiscon
cred attempting TO get on train which was go.as ~
depOs and Sergeant Miller who had Deeh lnloIneu VI
their character. arrested one OF thell anu N
stoned him TO the care of officer, pufsueu he
mo f1pt,ye He overlook him in stoneyaIu Whee ,o
fellow stood at bay and fought rlght Valahty ior s p
ertv and finally himself from tho grasp OF he ser
oeant leaving both of his coats in his hands Making MS
way out OF the stoneyard he stole blouse ana coat from
neighbOrng carpenter shop and made his escape be
fore he left the officer he drew his revolver and red at
him. excaiming Take that - but fortunately the shot
their names as John Colbert OF Grand ST.
Jersey City, and John Martin OF Amlty ST. New OH
The safe in the ewclry mandatory, which continues
about S. worth of property, was FOUND 10 nave
charged with powder, but the thieves aPpeal " t1
been interrupted at the moment they "ere piep"s O
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
CRIMINAL.

Patrick HaTan, who was charged before Com
missioner Osborn with tapping ale casks that bore no
Revenue stamps was discharged ON Saturday, 1t not
being clear that the casks In question contained ale at
the timc they were tapped by defendant Michael
Garraty charged with the same oTense was committed
for trial.
In the United States Circuit Court, before Judge
Benedict Rosario Denaro Of the Cherryst gang OF
ltaan counterfeters was sentenced years
Prlsonent al hard labor in the Kings
tsry and 20 pay fine OF 81. Yates and Hodgens in
completely IN the Blasdel Ecke whisky frauds
nad nDe oseqes entered IN their cases. on the ground
h nSy had been used as witnesses In the case Of Blas
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
IAanoune eeneHt,.l ]

, EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS IN ARTIFI-
CAL TEErH-rOm wstsons Weekly Art JOnrnaL-Dr h LEE
WITT has always among t. dentists and dentistry over
much to bis researches but his invention Of Suction Gel
ular Plate combined recuaei gold web aud base for artificial
teeth comes perfection than have seen II 50 light
hardly to be weight hand and extremely elastic and strong
By series OF air held mnoTabe In the mouth and so small
and compact does interfere with speech or taste Is Is Toe
bte most ceany that put IN the mouth
,l cous.ouepr We commendn No q East TwESrfErB ST.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
CIVIL.

In the Superior Court, Special Term before
Mr Justice Jones' the OF Martha Merrck agt Jane
Whaley heard Saturday. The defendant in this
suit leased the premises No @ Broadway 10 the assgnOr
OF the plaintiffs for O0O agreeing keep the premises
1n repair The lessee called her for ain repairs
and in default repaired the premises himself at, he
cost Of $500 aud then assigned his all
his rights to the counter claim
plaintiffs quarter day refused their in view Of
their counter claim The landlord took dispOsseng
ceedngs and the tenants finding that the District Court
would not entertain their cOIter claim brought this ac
tiOn for injunction. The Court took the papers and
reserved its decision.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

Fredsi Byue obtaining goods BY fss PssIess % % sane at
Henry Hove grand larceny sgt Thos rAer w. RnSau and
same act Cbas Stansbary grand same agt W IN @
MeSss Gn I.nd lsIernT same Geo. King gshd hieey
''i9s sgL James sanI IIRGYY March 27.Tho
following is the Court Of Appeals Day Calendar for houaaS % 20
1869 when the Court viii eassen6le q, oeeeh p M E W. "
Al, a. 49, a. g. &C. ~. 49, 40, 81, S 80 ana 90
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
COURT cALENDARs-Tp,. nv

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIT-PART I-Nos ky
1876 1851, 6sJ i6s5, 1851 i69 w. ' ''' iO|' io1' 1888
1,s oIfhsAE ~ AGECoOKI-CHAMBERs.-N ~ 79 81 Sc T0s
l l s H jig t @ @ts t 's ls 1856 2os 2o a7 a3S ia 9is a
~ .hARINE arm CoURT-TRIAL TrRM--Nos 9225 9n07 otc9
az s I 5S 5S 53 51y 55 5 519 2s 29 2g 23 2jo 25l9
COrsT oY GrDn, 1 1,' ~ z.Ia aJ'' 25 26 23e 2ai