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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-17
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs

Before My. Justice MDGhdm.- consequences
of a Drorce- william r. Fisher agt Clare itshe1-The
from her husband The present action brought 70 re-
strain the lady from selling certain property 10 New.
Jersey, of which she has the title put wcn te
AYERS was bought with his money on the Understanding
that 1t should be kept for homestead Tor MS vie anu
children. The case came up on motion LOT prennt
Injunction TO restrain the wife from selng te proPerT'
which motion has been denied by Judge Ingraham
Before Mr. Justice CGrd0zo.-Dutes OF OD'eTS OF C2m-
Danies- White Trustee DC, agt. Allen, Trustee fc-ihe
comniatnt in This case supported by an affidavit Of H.
Holdrege sets out that the planti1 ana defendant o
ito r. Allen trustees and the latter president OF the
purpose OF selling patent rights held by the Company
outside of the City Of New-IOrk. The complaint
charges that Mr. Allen sold nomnay the g1s b o. ~,
$4,000 cash then the vendee TO reimburse hinseH W
sales $1,000; then the vendee TO divide with the Com
pany the amount Of sales till he had paia y
10000: and then TO have the sabsOlute right
for the State Of EewYork, 1t charges that this sale;
nominally to A. L. Allen. really TO A. L. Allen sna
the dsfedsnt as brothers II further charges that sub
stantiay Mr. Allen has absorbed all the management. OF
the Company in himself aud neglected to pay over tho
moneys the Company its Treasurer or 10 leave tine
duties OF the officers TO those officers except when
they his mere creatures On this complaint ana
the up on motion 20 Vacato tnat
suspension. On this motion most OF am
davts was read. made by stockholders ana o.neIs'
TO the effect that great expense had attended e prem
mary experiments TO establish the practlcaDty Oi th
patents that the Company had become eca.sv 81 bs
Company, and that no one would nave Oueren pet.e
terms than those given by Mr. Allen Some o he anda
Wits also expressed the fullest confidence IN MT
Allen as their President and manager, aud their beet
that suspension would DO fatal 10 the interests OF Use
Company and that this suit promoted by Hodrege
because another contract urged by him bad not poeh
made. .,.- ,,,.
his brother they partners IN This speca
contract, and AYERS that beside the money ne mas
already paid the company he has expended CONSIDERS
6Ie the reaSnE e. pan adays in reply
Mr. YsnderpoOl for paintl Mr. clark Bell iOi ueieh"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-17
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcrAL TERN.

Before Judge Freedmdn-Brethofd ana
THOMPSON agt. Ghes n. Laurence. Charles Ciark,
Merrek Price aud william MdierThs case came Defor.
the Court yesterday motion TO yaeate an order
arrest of defendant Clark IL seems that Price Il wef
known business man. and with the aid OF his conIedrf.
gtes the other defendants has been carrying on Duse
in south-st under the name OF Mott Bedel VINO was
prominent commission merchant, and stood III Brau
Streets Report" No l. but has gone out OF business
Price assumed the name Of Mott Sedeil. and solcit1
goods TO sell on commission from different parties out
Of the city among whom we're the plaintiffs who alege
to have been swinded out OF 800 the value or some
whisky and gin. The amount OF their swibdng u u az
legged between the 18th Of May and the l9th OF july
amounted In the aggregate 20 nearly $1,000 All OF the
defendants were arrested except Miller and placed under
$500 bail each The present m0ron Is made on tue
ground that Price alone persOnated Mott Bede In snip
port Of the motion the affidavit of Lawrence was feaa
In IL he states that the goods came directed 10
Mott RedeL No. 80 South-st; that AZ
soon as they arrived In the city tie Other
three would turn them TO Price, who wond advance
10 them their market value and then sell the
same for their full worth; and that then Pr:ce wOuO
turn around and swear he had received but the sans
amount he had paid them. anc insist upon sharing one
quarter the money realized At request OF counsel the
hearing Of the adjourned 10 furnish iufhei
afhdsvts. Mr.. Sawyer for the motion; Mr. Ksey oP
The national Republican., 1869-01-23


NEW YORK MARKETS.
NRw YORK, Jan. III p. m,-Cotton quiet
snd arm; 293 cents; Sugar stesdyb demand
is} cents, Flour dull and nominaii southern
te.aS@ti+.5o. whest frmj demand fair, q 90
@l.o3. Corn advanced; demand fairl e5Go7
cents, white Southern o6G9s cents. Oats ad-
vancedi demand good at 7blS@70 cents. Rye
quiet and steady at tl.6o. Pork quiet and
hrmj $50. Gold tls5A.
BALTINoRR MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 22,-BreddsigGs-The re.
cent large sales have supplied such demand
as existed for Flour, and this morning the
market was very quiet, the only sale reported
on Change being one Of 100 bbls. Howard street
Family on private terms.
Whsdt,-The market 10 firm but quiet the
only sales reported to-day being one OF 400
bushels prime Valley red at t2.25; and one OF
500 bushels Pennsylvsnis white on private
terms.
Corn-The receipts were fair to-day, reach.
ing 20, 900 bushels, and the market steady and
moderately active. Sales comprise white at
s0}so cents; and yellow at SO cents.
Propistons.-Bacon continues In very active
demand and firm at lt,<9l5 cents for should.
ers, II cents for rib sides, and Is cents for clear
rib sides. Bulk meat 10 firm, as follows AT
1871 cents for shoulders; l5IS cents for rib
sides; and l6lS cents for clear rib sides. We
have, however, no further sales to report.
| This morning we note sales Of $50 tieroes sweet
picked hams at l6lS cents. Lard we quote
| hrm at 20 cents, and mess pork steady at t306
t30.bo per barrel, the latter figure being for
jobbing lots.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
They Don't Under,,nud H.

The Mobile Advertiser learns that many OF
the people In the mountain region Of Alabams
are leaving that State for Texas aud else.
wherei and 1t marvels at this departure, and
mourns over 1t. The AdUertiser should have
no difficulty In ascertaining the wherefore Of
this. hit will look at the outrsges OF the Ku.
klux Khan upon the Unionists In that section
oithe State-outrsges which the people wink
at, and deeds and crimes which the courts Of
that Commonwealth fail to recognize and re.
fuse to punish-it need have no dldisulty In
discerning the cause OF this hegira.
outrages Of the most murderous character
are OF daily occurrence. 1t is but a few days
since that this Infamous Ku.Klux Khan en-
tered the house OF a man by the name OF BIge-
low, at Huntsville, a native Of Kentucky and
an oficer in the Federal army, and, solely be.
cause he was a Union man, dragged him forth,
put rope around his neck, and Suspended
him In very dangerous position upon a tree,
and were only induced to let him 20 upon his
making promise to leave the State In a very
lew days They ransacked his house from top
to bottom, smashed his furniture, and robbed
him OF tl6o, revolver and a watch. This Is
only one OF many deeds Of this sort which this
diabolieal Khan are constantly perpetrAtiug.
II 10 time that newspapers and the authorities
there should understand the wherefore Of all
this There are many thousands OF indus.
triouS men, and men, too, who have capital,
who would go South II there was any safety
Tor life down there consistent with free speech
and a free press. Let the leading men of that
land and the country see this, and they will
also see why their people leave.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
Educational.
M MoDERN LANGUAGES
Produce Dealers.

RsIs f6gsFRREE RE PRBS EEafStfs1kE NJ
ssoa. III 'Ess Sis'S Iwsh and Th5ss1h
and win have ior retail frssh supply Sf he Se.t
BgTTkR, MEATS and YRgRTABLks, and ali
leying that our facilities possess adyGntsEes over
many now ip the business, aud with a deterinlns-
uon 10 deal honestly with all, we earnestly solicit
Quick sales and small profits"
janls.eolm j. H. YEATMAN & SON.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

RESUMPTION or SPRoR PAYNESTs-Mr.
Bowen, OF the New York Iadependeni, pro.
pounds new plan for preparing the Govern.
meht and the country for the resumption Of
specie payments. He says, to do this at once
would be to bring about panic, such as was
never known 10 the world. Ten men whom
combine and lock up gold enough imtSe5isteIy
on me resumption Of specie payments, to
produce all the evils Of terrible panic TO the
BY the millions. 1P 'Aoney
Mr.. Bowen proposes that the Government
ueslh 70 prepare Tor the resumption OF specie
payments by diseounting the coupons attac ed
10 All our gold bonds. using every dollar q
surplus specie In the sub-treAsufies for this
purpose ana All the surplus greenbacks in the
ing bonds. THIS would make gold so PLENTY
mat the speeuiAtofs would have no chanee 10
play their gambling tricks on the 90 nmunity,
and would prepare the way for the Sasy ara
safe return to specie payments.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
JAMS TSw Commissions i
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFPICE,

. WAsHIH6TON, D, O.. jan, Q, 1850,
On the petition Of AARON wOoDNAS, ot New
York, N. Y. Rdmi strator Of the estate Of MOsEs
patent granted the said MOsEs THoHPsos on The
Furnaces for Burning Wet Fuels
i Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
son may oppose this extension, Objections, depO-
stions, and other papers, should be hled In this
ELISHA FOOTR.
jAlS-wSt CommissloneT of Patebta
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
jau5.TuSl
LIMITED STATES PATENT OPFIoE,

y WAsHiNoToS, D. G, January l. 1855
On the petition OF CHARLEs WILHELM and AEEA
CATHAE,sE WILHELa, Of PhilsdelPhis. PsnPa.,
on the Sd day Of April 1885, for impro ement In
Protector for Lamp shAd si
1t Is ordered that said petition be heard At thIa
ONCE on the 22d day Of March next. Any person
may oppose this extension. objeetions, deposit
Ons, aud other papers should be nlsd In this ol 90
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA POOTR,
jinS T3w Commis ssioner OF Patents
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
DIED.

DIED.
TURNER. On Wednesday, January a0th, after
q lingering illness, offconsumption. 9lnrBL u.
TrHSIR, formerly o. Charles county. Nd, In the
Rolatiyes and friends ef the famll are respect.
fullY Invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, X street south, between Sixth and sey.
enth streets, on Sunday afternoon h2:So'eloek.
sTBEN. On the 2Oth instant, ASS ELIZA srEES,
eldest daughter Of Mary and George W. shen,jr.,
aged years, II months and Is days.
MkN0EN. .-on the qlst instant, amer short aud
painful illness, AFEIn VIRGINIA, daughter Of
Cornelius and Virginia Mansen, aged years and
l day. $500.
specially invited to attend her funeral on satur.
day afternoon at o'clock, from her parents, resi-
dence, on Maine avenue, between Third and Four
and-a-haf streets, Island.
P0sRY. .-0n the 2lst instant, after q short but
painful illness, CHAs. wA. PosEr, In the 10Th
year Of his age.
His friends and those Of the family are, respect
fully invited to attend his funeral on Sunday, Ath
and Thirteenth.
EGLEsT0N. In New York, on Sunday, the l7th
instant, Of scarlet fever. MiSEIE KHLsET, beloyed
| and only daughter Of George D. and LiIIie A. Bg-
leston, aged years and 10 months.
Remains taken TO Albany, New York, for inter-
| men,.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
[TNITED sTATEs PATENT oPFICR.

y WAsHIS0ToS, d. G. Dec. 8, ,ls6s
=, On the petition Of JERENIAH sTEyER, Of Bristol,
Conn praying for the eKte sion Of patent granted
aim the Isl day OF May, 1855, reissued the ilih day
of October, lSi9. and aEaia ressusd the "a day Of
nishng Metals;
4, ordered that the said petition be heard at
this ohoe on the 9Th day OF April next. Any per
son may oppose this extension Objections, do.
positions, and other papers should be hied In this
ELISHA POOTR,
jau5-TuSt Commissioner OF Patents
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

ut lS ANTICIPATED that John G. Braine, OF
t5 the ,eEel navy, who has been in Confinement
RrooSiy OIL years 10 the RinFs county jail In
aens A,,a smRestyi but the United States District
ins,ora, ~ brooklyn has as yet recel we'd n o
nteIiohs nana In the matter from the Attorney
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

The examination of Charles II. Foote, who
!. charged with shooting Daniel MeDonougb
AZ r9rt Henry, N Y, resulted in his belna
ol The grand jury.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
MARRIED..

DAME-HoPKINs. -on the fist instant, at the
M.street church, By Rev. DR.. Tudor. JONI W.
DAMS, formerly Of Virginia, to ANSiE 3. HoP.
Etss, Of this city,
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WAsHINGTON, d, @. Jan. II, 1869.
On the petition Of JosBPH PEABODY and 8. 3.
PEABODY, Of Salem, Mass, and PRASCIs PEABODY,
Of DAnyers, Mass executors Of the estate Of Fran
els Peabody. deceased. praying for the extension
the lIth day Of April, 1885. for an improvement In
Itis ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the 18th day Of March next, Any person
may oppose this extension; Objections, deposi.
uons, and other papers, should be hled In this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ja2l.FSw Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wAsHisoTos, January %, 1s6o.-Jsy Cooke
4 90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eIumnnt aaniiriAlea.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
jalS-wSt
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

l RAJ EN
y wAsHINOToS, D, c., January 8, 1869.
On the petition Of CHEsTER YAN HcRE, Of
patent granted him on the i7th day of April 1855
for an improvement In Slide Rest for Lathes;
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this Of
aee on the oh day Of March next, Any person
ions, and other papers should be nled In ihls ofce
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA P0OTR,
jaS-f3w Commissioner Of Patents.
TINTED STATES PATENT oFFFIGE.
On the petition Of WALTER II. RORBrsH, OF Buff
fAlo, New York, adminisrato Of the estate OF 4 b.
FoIbgsh. deceased, praying fpI the extension q a
aaX Of April. 1853, reissuea the 26th day Of April,
respectively 1857, l9ds, 1863, 1870. and 1871, the 23d
day Of May, 1865, for an Improvement In Grain and
Grass HaTyesters:
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ofice on the 18th day Of March next Any person
may oppose thG extension, Objections, deposi.
tons. and other papers, should be nled In this
ELISHA PO0TB,
janl'ThSw Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
TINTED STATES PATENT oPPICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT 9FFIGE.
- wAsHIEGTOs, ID, G. Jan. 2, 1860.
On the petition Of RoLLIs WHITE, Of Lowell,
p tSrsss EN- Ss "a sxt,snGn I, e
fOT an imProysnent IN BLeseh hSadlnE firearms;
this oface on the 22d day Of March next Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
deposltions, and other papers should be hled In
this Once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA fOOTR,
jAn7.Th3W Commissioper Of Patenta
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

HS5fe CLAIMS AGAINST THE COR
sS PoRATloN.-All persons having claims
against the Corporation due prior to the 9th day
Of July, 1865, are hereby notified to present such
claims to the Committee Of Investigation at the
City Hall. between the hours Of 10 a. m. and p.
m, from this date February l, lsop or they may
be debarred from the benefits OF the same. All
claims must be accompanied by vouchers and yeri-
ned by the afndayit Of the claimants. ja9.eo6t
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
Surgical Instruments.
CHARLES FISCHER,

Manufacturer OF
Surgical and Dental Instruments,
Trusses, Club-fset Apparatus,
Fine Cutlery, &C..
No. 3ts PennsylVAniA avenue, between MetTopOli.
tan Hotel and Seventh street, (kaTTis
Jewslry store,) Washington, b. G.
1d- Instruments, Scissors, RaIors, &c made
repaired, and ground at the shoTtest Notice
special Attention to nttinE on TruSseI. Room q
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WABHINGroS, d. c., Jan. 4, 1850.
" on The petition of JAhEs ENERsOs, Of Lowell,
ehusetts, praying for the extension OF patent
granted him on the 18th day Of August, lSS for an
Improvement In Ships Wlndlasses:
ordered that the said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the 18th day Of March next. Any person
may oppose this extension Objections dep3stions,
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FooTR,
JAl2'Tu3w Commissioner OF Patents
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
OFF WATER REGIS

"sOFFICE OF WATER REGIS
sS TRAR.
CITY HALL, WAsHINgToN,D ID. O. Jan. 1893.
WATER RENTS for 1850 are now due and paya.
BILE At this Office. unpaid AZ the cod OF this
month the water will be shut of without further
notice. and penalty exaoted before restoring the
same, as provided by law.
WATER TAXBs.-A list OF property on which
the overdue instalments Of water tax shall remain
unpaid on the LIST Of February next will then be
prepared for publication, and included IN TAX sale
s. Z. BOND.
jA.3w Water Registrar.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

There is a general impression that the rail.
road tPaeifc) subsidy bill now before the
House will be recommitted; some Of its friends
will vote for Its recommitment with Its oppo
nents, in the hope OF getting 1t reported back
with an amendment substituting a Gov.
ernment guarantee OF the eventual payment
OF Its bonds, In place OF the proposed direct
issue OF Government bonds In aid OF Its con-
struetion.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

Ere Adjourning this forenoon the House Re.
construction Committee notified Dol. Bald.
win, of Virginia, that they wished his attend.
Ance again on Wednesday, when Mr.. Norris
OF AlAbAma proposes to ask him some nnes.
tiOns, evidently In the interest OF the itIch.
nOnd drAlt and COlfax Club committee.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
A NEw DODGE,

This will be even more dangerous and
more reprehensible plan than the otheri as, n
becoming general practice In such matters,
1t will eventually cost the national Treasury
much more than open and avowed approprla.
tions OF original Government bonds. Such
Government Endorsement would be certain
Government obligation to pay the bonds in
time to come
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-01

the neighbors to these both: and even
so do they continue to stammer in
monosyllabic tones, as they did thou
sands of years ago, or as they had
learned In the cradle of their race
Here appears nothing of the division
of ideas into certain classes, whence
originate " the parts Of speech in
cultivated languages. Even the same
sound, whioh, to them, signifies glad,
must also signify gladaess and like
wise to rejoice, and indeed must de-
note the same through all persons,
numbers, and lenses. They possess
nothing of the art of uniting and af-
fixing various relations and secondary
notions to the rude monosyllabic roots
and thereby giving riches, clearnsss
and euphony to their poor language.
n - n. p.
Hudson Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-01

ssN NYTHiNG you want done in tile line of Bill
"A Heads, Cards. Posters, Pamphlets, &c, be
sure and come to the Press Office, on Chestnut
Street, north end Of Empire Block.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-01
KISSING ON THE CARS.

The Paris ChdriUari gives the fol-
lowing advice to young gentlemen nm
der the heading, " The Art of Loving
on the Cars" Permit me to suggest
to you very easy way of kissing
number of pretty wemen:afitt III
You are in a railway car, and two
or three ladies and one or two gentle
NEE enter the same coape. AT the
first tunnel through which the train
passes, as soon as nobody can see you
you put very loud kiss on; the back
of your hand. Nothing is more curi-
Gus than to see the faces of your fell
low travellers as soon as the train
emefgesl from the tunnel The gen.
tlemen cast furious glanees about
them; the ladies blush, each of them
believing that her fair neighber re-
cieved the kiss, and ignorant of the
man who gave it to her. Everything
goes well ;your prospects are excel
lent. At the second tunnel you bold
ly kiss the first lady; she daresy not
cry out, bearing in mind as she does.
that her fair companion, to whom hap
pened the same misfortune, does not
say anything. Can she behave more
Indignantly Would she not thereby
betray the other lady to her husband !?
Eer the effect of the second kiss was not
as loud as the first. At the third tun-
mel the same course is pursued toward
the other lady who for the same rea-
sons, does not say anything. Thus
you get kiss at every tunnel except
the first one"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-01
DAvENNA MARBLE WORKS.

Having this day purchased of G. H. Mills his
Marble Works doors north Of the First Ma
tional Bank, am now better prepared than
ever before to furnish those in want of Monu-
ments, Headstones, &C., of all descriptions at
manship as can be bought in northern Ohio.
would advise all in want of Marble not to buy
of Agents You can save Is per cent. by COM
ing to the shop and selecting what you want
Having had long experience in the business
and being practical workman myself Will
make It to your interest to give me q call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Shop on the alley north of First National
Bank. 6. w. FOX.
Ravenna, Sept TO- 1868, 1y. .sfo - "
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-01
Hudson. Ohio.
A SURPRISING INCIDENT.

e 4 =
The Middletown, Oohn.j0 Sentinrl
and Witness, relates the following Gu
-rious circumstance:
Mr.. Eben Coe, of Stoney Creek
better known by the seashore- going
public as "Uncle Eben--has been
dangerously sick with diptheria and
was at times delerious. He was at
tended by DIR. Holcomb, Of Branford,
who went down ON the cars every day
to visit his patient. The doctor was
met at the depot by "Uncle Eben's"
carriage and driven to his house.
One day the horse anG<arriage were
in front of Mr.. Goes house previo us
to going to the depot the driver in
charge left the horse for a few mo-
ments. 'Uncle Eben" quietly arose
from his bed, donned his clothes, step
ped into the carriage and drove to the
depot. There he met the doctor, who
was seriously alarmed to see his pa
tient (whom be had scarcely expected
to find alive) in that. place, and at
tempted to getan explanation. Gun
Gle Eben," however, would engage in
no conversation but insisted on the
doctor getting into the carriage with
out delay as there was q sick man
anxiousIy awaiting his visit. DIR.
Holcomb, finding all resistance use
less took seat in the carriage and
"Uncle Eben" drove to his own house
when he left the carriage without a
word, walked into the house and went
to prepared to receive the doctors
call! Strange as this incident may
seem it is strictly true. 1t was some
days after before Mr.. Zoe was able to
leave his bed, and when recovered he
did not remember his ride to the der
pot for the DOCTOR e4I~ Yfii III
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-01

Don't LIKE IT.-Last week, over
come by the sight Of so many graceful
velocipeders working their legs past
his lager beer hall, Congress street
man counted out fifty-five dollars to
a manufacturer, and led fondly home
one of the wooden steeds. What he
dreamed that night, or any night after
that for week, viii never be known !;
but what he did besides dreaming was
to break his backbone trying to come
the graceful ON wheels. He could sit
upon his steed when two friends held
it up, but the first push was his own
destruction. Yesterday he got mad
swore a great many"a Deucher" swears,
and finally sold the obstinate thing for
twenty dollars. He now AYERS that
any man who will attempt to ride the
rittlingsfuhereGo Observation-Disclosures
hschwerneth ought to be forever shut
out from Limberger cheese and book
beer.-FTee Press. <''t2 sfea aista4