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per south carolina Railroad
April IL.

3s7 bales Cotton, IS bales Domestics. ia bales
waste II bbls Naval stores. 3cars Wood, cars L9@-
her, 10 Railroad Agent. Rivenel & 90. u !" VII
iams 4 Co. Pelzer, Rodgers & Co, Dowins & CO.
Johnston, Crews co, Goldsmith & Son. Frost
Adcer, Reede, & Davis, A Muisan, l. loan; M
Caldwell 4 Son. ihurston 4 DO mes, Z WlsS. y
Courtney l. Co, TAFT l. Rowland. J Adger 4 20,
Ge1dts Co Werner Ducker Fraser Dill, AID
Hurkamp / Co.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Lines.

D. mnny Southern lanl to-day feel
Tho 6rst fai1t fusLes of Thy balmy broaih:
And Ger weary heart now 6s:ni m 70 oSS death
hopo like thai which claimed. LOT ia 'its "nN N0'.
The love OF one who watcbc. day oy oiy
And tits her prayers for him 80 far away.
o, sunny Southern lanl and whtls d;r,;H% rove
Shall ihe warm fervor of thy we c1mlng
u H - - n,a hold me like that trusting love
Which has not sle,r siucs Its awakening
n take the trust still bud thy sun to shine
upon the wanderer In this land cfthlne.
<.,,,..r,. Uote,. Aiken. s. C. IT'D.
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Havana Market,

HAVANA, April IL Tho following is the co,dl'
ton of tue markets for the week ending saturday
April 10: At,
tanzas 3iO 900 boxes and 6. 90 hossheadsi ceipts
OF the week 4S 600 boxes, 1000 hogsheads; ~, Al
qualities Of sugar have slightly advanced; Ins1e t,
has been la &c speculative ioqui'y throughout Tne
weok and holders demanded higher prices. ne
maII.t closei 6uoyant at sIlas reals tor Nos 10 to
I'D S. and sal reals for Nos Is to TO- n %0asSs Mus'
sugar steadya 6Aa7H reals ior NOS; ~ " reols
MOL MoL.ssEs-Ciayed ouoyans at 6lz reals Saa Sna us
cova-o or commou hrmer 1T "a reais pei heg; ,et ot
IInmyn-ln demand. shocks. for oo1es. qu,et u
5l.aGE reals; for bogsheadr dull and poUIna; emp
~ hossheaos inactive at So. Hoops quic'; long
to Northern and Southern ports
nm 81 ar 81 75al SIX per box, and Sc S7Hae per
hbd: on molassas 81 25aa s71z per hid per ton 70
Falmouth. rns and. and orders 42s 6oa4os. 4
chanro steady; on United states sixty days sight u
cold par AK per cent. premium; IL currency 1i1s
S3Sc per cent. dis cunt.
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NashyiIie Market.

NASHVILLE marRet.
NASHVILLE, April l0.-CorON.-1he Liverpool
market was urn to-daj. This. together with the
advance in gold. cau,es moro frmness and activity
IN New rk at full quotations. Our market was
frm with fair mand We quote: Ordinary IA
13L; cooi ordinary 24k; low miJding IS.
NASHVILLE COTTON sTATKAEEr.
StoSk on nd eptember /, 1858. GO
Received to-day. y................ Il
Received previously 45, 1856 100
Total... "................."...::;: 4os9s
Rbipped t0QaH...... ................ lU4
Shipped previously. .6l8-S9 ,622
Stock on hand ........................623 237
Conn., he receipts to-oay amounted to 28o0 BUSH
els with .hpments Of 2l80 bushels. We heard of
62ke beng paid Tor mililg purposes. bat PURCHASES
are still waJe 60o. and Is; is the figure for sacked
and depot delivery.
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LIST OF VESSELS
DP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Fo7'' :
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Shin r @ Winthrop Stewart cleared. ...... .M arch
The Royal Charlie, Anderson. salled..... arch
The Cllion, -, up. .:...-'..''.'' 'li 10
park Helen Sands Otis. sailed. =. March 10
yAYAauEz, r
schr Ellen, Carr, up to sal. 'Mafcn 20
NATANzAs.
I,rttisb schr Lion, McLeliu, up. ...Aarch
DOMESTIC
susToS.
Brig VIM Robertson. Reed up..; arch %
Scbr sarah Hammoud, Wiley, cleared. 80. Marrn ~
Schr MI Bouney, smal, cleared. d..-.......M' 'rch ~
Schr James Crocker, CurIier up... ..Marcn ~
PORTLAND. NE
schr Martha Maria, Dean, cleared. ..harcn ~
sRw YoRK.
schr N Morales, Newman. up.....'..-...Aprni .
Sehr Argus Eye, Thompso, up. ............-aPrn
Schr Ida Richardson, Bcdell c!caref. .April .
Schr Co, COOK, Bearse. cleared. d...."....M Msrcn 10
Schr Jessie Clark, - up...............M MAT -
Schr Mary Stow, Rankin. up. March d
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!eo bbs at 4!c for county, and IS bbls ut 4a45c
per gallon for New YORK barrels.
RosIN->ales of 81 bbls at SIS for No L; IS SO for
extra No l. nui So tor extra pnl'.
1An-4OO ppls received and ,old at 50 80 per Dbl.
TIMpER-Ibreo RATS sold at Sc so Tor ordinary,
50 so for fair. and Sl2 per for extra mill.
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Commercial.

Exports.
plTTINoRF-per steamship Sea Gull-A tierces
Rice SO bales Upland Cotton, 81 bags Rags, 10
~ bblB Guano. hhds Cocosnuts, 10 sacks Peanuts.
$1,000 feet Flooring Boards, 60 packages Green
Peas, and Sundues.
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Macon Market.
MACON April 12-ioTroN Tho market opened
drll on the first dav orths week now under review
tho quotations, 25%c for m'1d'!nG'. being merely
nominal. On We esdsy there was al improve
ment and on T. uisday uuJtIIion, were fully &c
higher. Ihe prevaI in. tone Of he marses through
the remainder OF the week was one of 6rnnne,s-
closipg thu AFTERNOON rather dull with middlngs at
2Gc The sales to day were 80 bales; receipts 121
bales: sbipa ents 64 SIes for the week 478 bales;
receipts 322 bat 9; and shipments 6& bales.
COTTON sTArEhRNr.
stoek on band september j. 1858. .1.sas
Received this week.. o..
Received previously ..6S, 21o-5o t61
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1888
Shipped this week. ................ bN
Shipped previously. ............"... .6l.04l-5l,676
Stock On hand April IL, 1869. 6,S18
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, April III URPEFr1SH-Is
changed IN prleu ONLY 10 6uG received a!id sold ct
81 70 for virgin and 81 for had per ESQ pounds.
bFgR1n Observation-Disclosures steady. Gales Of
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BETTING! BETTING /!
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUM Betting, 2, 8. 4, and 5
PLY
25o SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIc-TpPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE's PATENT BRIT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN ToLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1G INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCk'S PACKING, INCH TO Il INCH d.
AAIETER
SoAPsTONE PACKING, / INCH TO Il
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHoLE AND aANDHoLE GAsKRTs OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BAKKLEY 6 CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting und Cumberland streets
January1 elno
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PJnIFYIHa THE BLOOD.

II i u
TIE REPUTATION
this excellent medicine er-
|C~ joys is derived from Ks
N2N "A ,ures many OF which are
IN Il tI truly marvrlit US. luvetc-
n FRSe5aSI rate cases Of Scro:u]ouH
80 disease where the system
G; 8: ;;:!: J:
A-sSzz.s disorders, whict were e..
eraya cd by tho scrofu-
ous contamination until
thew were painfully af1lctipg, have been radically
cured in suoh great pumber- IN alm eVerV secnon
OF the countrv, that the public scarcely need TO %
informed Of its virtues or uset.
Ecrofulous poison is obe of the most de tructlve
enemies Of our race Often this unseena q unleat
tenan. Of the organism undermines the con htuaen'
snj invites The attack OF eDeebpg or iatai diseases
Without exciting suspicion OF lts presence. ARaiu,
1t seem. to breed infection Il rough the BODY ana
then, on some favorable ocea lou. rapidly develops
into one or other its biisous FORMS either ~ the
surface or among the vi!als In the iator iuoetcies
muy be suddenly deposited in The lungs or heart OF
tumore formed in the liver or it shows t' presence
by cru tons the skin, or foul ulcerauons on soc
part of the body. Bcnce the occasional use
Mttle of This SAP RlapAfII LA l. advisable, NsG
when no active SYM toms Of disease appear. er.
sons affe;c with ibe FOL OWL complaints gene ially
find INN ediate rslIet. and, at lengh cure ey the
use OF this SAR,APAkILLA: -. Anthoni's T-re,
Ring Worm. .oro Eyes. Sore ars, and other'np-
tt,ns visible forms of Srrofulous diselse. Also,
m the more concealed forns, as Dyspepsia DlCrsy,
Heart ri ca. c, Fits Epilepsy, Ncuraga and tet We
rious ulcerous affections Of tho muscular ant nar
vous syst. ms.
syrhi.is or Venereal and Mercurlal Diseases re
cured by it, though long time required fol 7ue-
du NJ these obstinate nlaadi ny a"y medic he.
Iiut lons con inued of this mrdicIne will cure
the complaint. Lpucorrhal or Whites, UteTlrt u.
e.Iatons and Fen!a e dlseasns. are commonly cou
relieved and ultimately cured by its PURIFYING ma
invigJratng effrct. Minute directions for each pse
are found Ill our Almanac SUI, lied gratis. hGeu
matism and G. ut, when caus ID by a.cumulaioLs o.
exraneous matters IN tie 5loo'. yled quickly IT, il,
as also Liver Complaints 1o'piditv, Congestion OF
inf immaton of the Liv5r and Jaun ice. wb. ar1s.
ing, as they oiIeu do om The ranking poisons N
the b ood his SAR>PAi I'LL, is great resorer
for the strength and vi.or ofte system. those who
are Ianaui3 and Listle 8, pespondent sleeplesa
and troub cd with Nervous Apprthensons or Fears,
or a1y of the affections sym t rnattc Of Weakness,
will find immediate relief aaI convincing evidence
OF its restorative power u1on triaL
PREPARED BIZ
Dr.. j. G. AVER d Co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold st Whoeaalc. Ivy
DOWEn & MOISE.
Charleston. South Carohna,
And by Rstail Druggist, everywhere.
Mar6n IS D&o thstu8nos
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Marint afws.
PORT CALENDAR.

Port OF Charleston. April
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CRIMINAL.

At Essex Market Police Court Yesterday, be-
fore Justice Mansfield, Patrick Dolan charged by
Maria SULLIVAN ol No no North fr-tst, WilliAmsburg
with having picked up puckctbook. containing s4s
which she dropped lie denied IT, but upon searching
him the properly found upon hs person. aud he
cOmmittrd..A gang Of small boys n In ALL were arrest
ed by officers OF the Iouth Precinct saturday night
having complained OF 10y several citizens for stand
Ing the Bowcry, near Caualst, ~ night, and throw.
ing mud and stones nj the passengers street
They were rcprimaBdcd and discharged.
At Jefferson Market Police Court on Satur.
day before Justice LedHith, Ray Miller. young man
from Philadelphia. was charged by Fanny I'M, courte-
ran with the theft Of gold watch aud chain which he
acknowledged 10 have pawued for ell on Bloeckerst lie
committed 10 Answer. Patrick sullivan com
United for having broken into the dstnrY OF Lcayuck
Drohers No SO Greenwchst, ON the night OF tho 2st,
aud stealing Oh IN smpll ehapue HIS PccoErSSs, Ter.
euco Norton. Carroll DAILY aud joan Rafferty, have hot
yet been arrested Joshua Gushing Of keypor ~ j.,
was held Ia default Of BAIL To answer the charge OF hay
ing stolen IIpm George Dlckcy Of Nyack. ON Thursday,
three tuns OF iron rrt $500 The property found
in hs possession although he saded not guilty Yes
terday before Justice Ledwlth jacob OF ~ S23
West Thirty seyenhst was charged by Margaret haher
OF No 81 West Fortlcts with having forcibly entered
her on Saturday night, aud committing an Indecent
assault upon her person. She alleged that he was AS
sisted by several McCabo was locked UP for eN'
animation.
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,uo. ,a q, some of the morning papers, with one
or two exceptions, were due to this cause ON"
Rank on Monday, IS able TO pay out the palan00 81,
held belonging to the street. the panic VIII nave 80
over with az than the usual number OF failures although
the losses on the advance in gold exceed any 'ne
hrovn IN the street The balances OF tho 'oiu
Exchange Bank for Thursday were s514'oo'VVO,
and 1t ,s believed that when FRIDAY pai'" "
are struck that it will show the uan'"C -
for that day to have been $500 100000, which oAo
amount anything ever known in the history "a
ejaculation The profits Of the cliques cannot DC S'"eu
at ANYTHING near the actual figures, but the
their favor on Friday was sll 100000 Inc snor' 30
was enormous s2OOOOOO0 OF contracts were setteu p
vately at 14sdi5O. and the settlements III tne oP
market were many times that amount "hen 'ho US
ness OF tho week is closed up t will probably caFo VIZ
bulls I'm gold with all the coin IN the street oh manu-
and they will be found stagger along under INC
sell ont at sharp decline in price, The feeling In 'o
street todov indicated that the trouble about over
and tbero WAS an entire absence OF excitement
Tenth National Bank was subjected to run uuiinh '
dav and maid out one million OF COLLARS ho'P
Inc omen their doors until Ola -,
order to oblge their customers Inc causo u 49, an
trust came from the fact that q cohtroline - 80
the concern is owned by the Eric oirec'ion' ""' 49,
feared that in some way 1t might be compromises ny 'no
o'orotions q, its owners Mr. Calender, the BANK
Fxom,nor boweyer pronounces the bank 10 DO III o
sord condition In regard to tho reported iaure Vi
Smith Gould Martin and Company, IL 10 Propot 800
that they met all their maturing obligations touy VIZ"
Heath & Company will undoubtedly resume on MONDAY
"a well as the balance Of the brokers operating or 'o
clique whose money was locked up by the COD Bang.
Atf D. m. the Gold Exchange Bank commenced 70 pay
ont gold balances and will be prepared on MONDAY 70
rosumo business Gold sold privately throughou' 'n0
day at l330l3o and tho bulk Of TRANSACTIONS al Loo
Government bonds dull but firm under tno Pul'
cbases made by the Government. The sales were mou
orate I'm amount and confined to cash transactions
The bids for the seOOOo gold advertised by the treas
ury TO be sold at noon under reservations were very hu
merous-$9337 500 IN amount. The Treasury accep'eu
offers TO the amount of s2OOoOo at from 1924 TO l3i
cent as follows:
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Tho earnings of the Milwaukee and ST. Pau haliroau
for the third week IN September were;
1854 s2s. 40 lGa 400 Decrease
The following statement of the earnings OF the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad for the hrs week
Of september like all statements OF earnings hereafter
gives the earnings the lines between Chicago ana Bur
falo -. -.
1862 s273As 81 s2632T 70 Increase $1,000 "a
Report of specie exported from the port OF Ne"'ioA
for the week ending Sept. Is, 1869: sl,O73.6j4.
The Mutual Bank has just been organized under lhe
State law and commences operations to-day at NO '5e
broadway near Astor-pl The President has for many
wears been engaged in the clothing business MI WIN.
s. Carman the Cashier, was for long time connected
with the East River Bank list Of the Directors VIII ne
found In our advertising columns.
The Miners Journal of Saturday says OF tie coal
trade:
The quantity sent by railroad this week is 1906 49, ny
canal for the week. lOOo9 Oh tuls, against 49,
4GT the corresponding week last year Inc auc CON-
tinues dull, but there some signs or revival hl
some OF the cOllercs that were stopped nave rtaea
again, there changes In prices, except ihat
they are firm the present rates There are sun sever
al colieres standing Idle in this region ana Also arse
number are standing idle In the LeD!gh region III an
the other regions tire trade Is la full operation lhe
trade sums up this week follows, compared Win ias'
year: ,sno
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THE COURTS.
THE KINNEY FRAUDULENT BOND CASE

THE KINNEY FRAUDULENT BoND OhSr'
The examination in the case OF Stephen ana
Frank Kinney, who charged before Commissioners
White with fling false and fraudulent whisky bona III
the U. s. Counts was resumed on Saturday Alexander
Hoch recalled by the Government, testified thac
stephen Kinney induced Morris Brockman TO become
surety on thebonds by telling him that the bond was
~ matter 40 form and telling him that he could per-
senate Michael schaefer who owned property III KvlhR
tons. Christian Eneke, called by the Goverhmen,, 'S
70 make money and said he could mako
money Inv gong on whisky bond; that there wond oe o
trouhIe: latte Judge would ask one or TWO questions
and would den answer Eyes" and siga the D0hd lnat ~
Wonld be alright; that he Kinney was IN tho Mayoi
once and cOId fix il; told him had no properly; no
sad that male no Inference aud asked me knew any
one who owned property SAID dld no then n saau =,
sign the bou but II was late that day, aud II was put
off I'M the nt day. when met him ut No. CehIre,S,'
and refused a 20 on tho bond he then induced BROCK
man to go ol the bond The further examination was
then adjourned.
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H. Aal..l

Money was scarce to-day from the fac THAT tho Gold
Exchange Bank Kept eight millions OF currency belong
Ink TO brokers' and unable TO pay any portion OF
out In consequence OF tho confusion OF their accounts;
early In the day loans made Government bonds
at per cent In COIN and lowpriced railway shares az
OF ono per cent until Monday. At o'clock the demand
became pressing and brokers paid Il to per cent
for carrying Michigan Southern and Pacific Mail, and
from II To u per cent paid NowYork Central and
Hudson The rush for accommodation continued until
o'clock when the highest OF the day were paid but
brokers at last were all supplied and tho crowd in front
of he Stock Exc "a dIspe
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look after and who escape taxation rentpre except
law OF SsySmpon, money! goods chatels debts
from debtors public stocks ana stochS on law
llnyotons Chattel" says writer o Oh every
corr copchensye term in our law and oT free
sneccies of property which Is not real es'a'' "a
The amount Of mortgages held In THIS Guy pssed for
larger than the amount Of personal
tyos against Individuals Our taxes are oPt Nc no
thew are very great burden to the o
rent and it is but just that all proeI Tins dstrlb-
uts the expense of Government over all
We give in the following table tno y" the STATE ac,
per Gapa nopulatoa as returned in the census Oh
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And The following for railroad bonds:

The suspension OF business In tho Gold Room gave a
dull tone TO tho stock and bond market and by general
consent brokers confined their business to closing up OF
accounts aud In almost every instance declined TO take
new orders. The Vanderbilt stocks strong. with
good demand for Central Reading steady Michigan
Southern feverish and unsettled Cleveland and Pitts
burgh declined to 9s. North Western shares firm
and active. Rock Island steady The short interest
In the market large and tho majority OF purchases
made to short contracts In anticipation OF
better state Of affairs week At o'clock business In
stocks suspended and brokers employed In
rowing money. At o'clock the majority had made up
their accounts and loft the street Tho quotations
aina
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I'D nnAnI,-IYt o.CICC-
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, Sept. 25-P. M,

The failure of the Gold Exchange Bank to
balance It's accounts Friday made 1t necessary for the
members OF the Gold Room TO take prompt action the
premises which they did by adjournng until Mon.
day morning at 10 o'clock Mt tho time passing
resolution that all contracts due to-day should 40 over
and be settled at that time The deadlock In business
was due entirely TO the inability OF the Cold Bank to
transact It's business Brokers who had interest In the
Gold clique had from 100000 TO 100000 in balances duo
them from The bank and were placed In position To fail II
they had not been assisted over by Aelg iouds Tho
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-ur hyONDALE FUND,

The following additional amounts have been
received by Mayor Hall In aid of tho families OF tue
Avondae mn,rs: Amount previously Acknowledged
sl562s &c. Though Journal Of ConmtreeIk aarriet
Sos Renaud Francois Co.. s25 South-st tG0 Josspn
Byrne, .25 " H. Myles . Cash, 6 No. from NJ Aus.
chants Exchpge, Pinest sl7O 20 nhrougdd NJ sS5
lin esq fromiaymond Lodge NO. GA f. anu a. M sN''
tnt,l si,s Is grand total, $lG03l I'll.
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,,ob ,ras about four months old An agreement
was made that lady should pay per rs Mckay
"barge OF her infant, which WAS ieIt Win ois 100 ~
a deposit of 81 paid The lady giving her nam d
Mrs Akey then left promising 10 retgpa ' nerspe *
s anu AID not make her Mrs Mckay
alarmed sent the address gwen 70 son
nde the child to Commissioners OF CnartieS aiu ~
renion but prefers TO find some one who VIII ADOPT H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD of NEW
YORK-THIRD DAY

The Synod met Saturday morning, Nv T 1%o
-, Churcb m, Rev J. L. Clark in the Chair. Inc
Rev O. d. Matthews presented request on behalf OF inc
Rev I. Primo, D. d. that he might address the SYNOD
in reference TO the meeting of the Evangelical Aianee
and il was agreed that the Synod should no a tHe
Mondav evening; that DIR. Prime be heard CURING tno
1rst half hour ana that then tho report OF the
on the Boards of the Church be the order Inc Lave
~ return II was then decided, after consderaoae
cussion and mann suggestions to hold inc eou T6up
day Of September next at the church OF the Kew u "
lay
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THE LATEST DODGE IN ABAyDoNMrNr

Mrs. Mckay Of No. 328 East Twenty second.st
who had advertised for position as wet.Durse was visit,
ca on Tuesday last by lady of considerable
personal attractions. and wearing prouson OF valuable
Jewelry who represented that she was In want OF good
NeAuIe igr Ael husband DID not wish her ~ sucke Aer
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, uAnEAs CoRPus CASE.

Myra Bushnell. who was incarcerated IN inc
Tonbs on crge Of receiving millinery goods that h"d
been stolen fem a Wholesale millinery store down towh'
was brought before Mr. Justice Freedman on satul,1y,
aud DISCHARGED there was no evidence S & hrc1
afsI.u
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COURT CALENDARS-Tmg DAY

SUPRIME COURr-CHAMBERs.-Nos %. o. o. 49,
D. ~ So 50 10 H. - 81 a.
TO-, lO i9, 100, la. 100, no, III, ll, MS, 100 l2
MARIE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-NOs. 1912 372l
17 J ISL s75 1854 J538 J7'0 1901 JTts O
97J 57eO JI 57ai $500 J7D yi Js5 800 J'g JIy J3J
zls, ~
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A SOLDIERS WIDOW" IN TROUBLE.

Rosa McGnth the widow OF deceased
Union soldier was brought before Commissioner SWIVEL
on Saturday, ehar-ed with having CONTINUED 70 ara"
pension money. As the unmarried widow OF hcGtatn
,ft,r sLe had married one Powers. she admlltc ~
,,,It ard Vas committed await the ACTON Oh tho
Grand jury, in default OF $50 bHlL
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1863.
5j.IJ7 20 IVA

We have received report from the Lehlgh valley
Road the last three weeks. We nave estimated tho
quantity this week again. which VIII vary but e from
the actual quantity sent The week shows loss oil o5l3
tuus compared with the corresponding week OF last year
So far we are behind shipments OF last year % TOi
tuns after very full reports from the companies &C.
that were suspended up tho present time. Is II as
correct ement OF the trade date DO adc,
all the returns aud tue shipments for the balance OF
tue shipping season. with all the regions IN fn operation,
cannot increased much beyond that OF last year IL -
also uncertain when the Leigh region Will Ge III iuH
operation, the difficulties there seem 10 DC raof Oh
tae increase than diminishing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27

Surrogate
CoURT - Before
St'VpoCNTE'S

SuRROGATE'S Court - Before surrogate
TrcIH-Tlc Wills 81 the iolOwlu gnuucd 'faobs were
admitted 10 PROBATE during the week ending on SAtur
day. J. > h. Judge, Edward Roberto josephine !; oo
necke Plllipp s,hau. john Randall Daniel j. Mason
I'm. Pierre. H. r.uln. Philip Il. kcuncy, Joseph H.
Uru.A. 'Ih I"EIAu-. James w Ob7i babuo'Ph
ITAut, and sarah Huudlitk-.