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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-28
HOTELS.

THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE HAS JUST
i been completely reftted, and well stocked
with New and Elegant Furniture IN every de-
partment. Thankful to our old friends and the
public for a liberal patronage, we solicit, and
shall endeavor to merit a continuance Of the
same. JOEL A. BAIILE ".
auE5 "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-28

Sir: This capacious, or as Mr.. Samuel D..
Morgan saws. Grand Building is about COM
pleted.
-t;oI are IN gGOa reaa,nes and Proiucs sent in
packages whether for sale or shipment or to be
held here for account of the owner. :.
The very large Granary. 1900 square feet, Is
of mice FOO unIsss sent to us within sacks of
grain. 1t is just the arrangement needed ioI
Wheat. Rye, Barley, Oats, Corn veal anu
Flour in sacks or paper bags.
apartment By promptly communicating the
quantity to be sent. We procure advances on
Produce and Merchandise sent to US. and cover
same with insurance unless ordered not to DO
SO.
We think we have one Of the most secure
buildings in this country, and offer this com;
munity, as we think, better, cheaper and
safer accommodation than can be found any
where. EDWIN H. DOCuLAo'
iv 6m MantSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
THE NICHOLS DIVORCE.

The case of Nichols agt. Nichols, published
Thursday in TRIBUNE, which, according to the
adavits an aduterous wife sued and obtained divorce
from her husband through the Intervention of o. A.
House and VIM. W. Northrup, who allowed House to
use his name has q sequel The man who swore to the
and the Court without waiting for the action Of the
Grand Jury. has ordered proceedings TO be taken to
throw the parties to the transaction who are lawyers
the bar The following orders have been Issued
the v read 10 the motion to set aside the Judgment the case
Charlotte b. Nichols g Alexander Nichols and
tcd September % 1859 the JUDGMENT record said action and on
sndv ordered that 0ou House attorney OF
OF this court 10 be hed at tue
New York the hrt Monday OF November
opening Of the Court that day. seon thereafter
A. House attorney OF this Court
should rolls such other further order
Oct 2 I96g - T. w. CLBRKE.
Similar orders have been made against
Vim. w. Eorthrop and Edward . GeDnard
The following affidavit which will be read on the moton
shows who the person that signed his name henry
g. Harrison, whose deposition appended 10 the reeree
report that he Nichols enter house OF designation
In Twefthst. -
y and County Of H York Charles Conins being sworn
Alexander r. T. Nichols the Defendant IN %
that and him 70 his tnewnBe
9th fully 1862 be signed the OF Henr d.
action before William d. Tracy TOE
the contents Deposition the read him nor
coniand that be employed BY Orson
said House requested dpOnent to sgn the name
Harrison With dponnt TO the once OF said
Tracy aud present when he made oath to said oepos aepoae
named Henry Harson said was gvea
deponeu further saith hs does not kno" INC
panf above named the transaction except Rouse
Sworn 10, &c, Sept 70, 1863 CHARLh VosALho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

On Wednesday the entire First Division will
parade for review by Gov Hoffman, according to general
orders issued by Major shaler and in substance
as follows: In conformity with the desire OF the Com
mandern Chief the full review will be dispensed with
The First Brigade Infanty Will form on west twenty
third.st; Second Brigade on West Twenty seeondst.;
Third Brigade West Twenty rstst; Fourth Brigade
on West Twentethst and First Brigade Cavalry on west
Nneteenthst They will be formed In close column OF
companies right In 'front.' the head OF each Brigade rest
ing on Ffth-ave. The column will march at $50 p. m.,
the First Brigade Infantry leading, the other ergades
following at proper intervals Brigade commanders VIII
report to Chief Of staff Ffthave corner OF wen
ty-third St, their respective brgades are
formed The line Of march will be down Fifth-ave to
Thirteenthst At FOurteenhs the troops VIII pass IN
review open column OF companies before His Excel
ency the COMMANDMENTS Chief, and immediately there
after be dismissed The provisions OF paragraph H.
page $50, Uptons Tactics will be strictly adhered 20.
The following Special Order issued from the AGutant
Generals Office Will probably put an end to certain scan
das ndustrously circulated by subordnates during
the past months, the great prejudice OF the SER
vice. 1t appearing tho satisfaction OF the Comman'
dern Chief upon his examination OF tho papers submit
ted In the matter OF the complaint OF Major VIM H.
Schultz against BrgadioTGen Brooke Postey that no
sufficient grounds exist for ordering Court OF Inquiry
the complaint Is dismissed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
CoURT CALEEDARs-Tp,s DAY.


CopRT OF APPEALs.-Nos. 81, 49, 49, Al, 43, 1G5, 2O2
2O4 EOS 2O7. a8, 209, ZIG, 90 2l2
OYER AND TERMINER AND SUPREME COURT-CR-
ouT-PARr Ines 800 1887 log l65 719 1921 l645 1891 800
III 263 1884, 1863 l2is $751; l4S 1888 i15 a. eal.
SUPREME COURT - CRCUIT-,PART u-BefOre
sUTHsRLAsDJ Court at 70 a. TS 1925 4slo $40 1896
lll6 go 49, 632 100 GAO 1876 892 82 L lss 4s 66 58
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM--Nos 1856, 20S
2T4 Denures7s9 TO- H. H. 49, H. H. IT, IL 10, 49, 90 a. a.
%, ~, rs, 26
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMDERs.-First Monday cal
endar.
SUPREME Court, KINGS COUNTY - JUDGE
TAPPAN-Special Term business
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TERM PART I.-Nos
e8 1884, 1905 763 1885, cas- OIL 887 95l 49, 2J 933
PAaT -Nos 800 lOs 1856 1862 1000 1862 1865 1910 io72
1914, 1914. 2O43, 252. 6aA -.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part mos. 3SsS
3546 3576 35T7 1892 $685. 1901, ll 362, lJ
$685. 1919 35 349 1862 1861 Part llNos 3 995 1896 5lOe
32 O9 31lO 312 $780, $751; 37 1885, $780, 39 $780, 38s 800
1885, -
GENERAL SEssIoNs.--Peter KehOe robbery; Albt
Yegensu Frank Davis John Martin Rob Dusta Cors oeck
and James Edwards burglary Charles Foit grand arcenT Carlo
Bekmsn larceny Julia Jackson grand larceny from the person.
teyi Manuel COrtsI obtaining goods by false preenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
p1SSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM RREMRS-IN seamshIp Main Oct 2--Smon j. Flatow
RIa Choherr and wife H. Bi'chod family aud servant
Forster Aoh Fischer aud wife r. Zimmerman Mrs
Rose siees Albreeht Tetmer John Rgestoa DonHef
Ogden A. Rood Emmel H. yanauhen, H. Poer Neukreh Is
uener Sophie Gemar Jacob Chfs TecbmaD and family
Aug. Asny Ryene Tanzberger and family T. Plate aud family,
Brandes 1heo Genpp c. A. Hesser Field and wife, g. Cham
berau StelnhArdt and wife " Wle 0ppermann Roeser
Menatb d. Leme Mira Menah, Cs.barre Stranger W. Wou
Oberndorfet Rebert child Ole Stammler NJ GSs
Kumano, Fred Coke O. Hoffman, Anna Roe Thee vSst
Catherine Bsunann C. Seboh j. Sebo Anna Moeer,
Echhorn Moeler Lssee Hartmann. Amos and wife
Wachenchwaur John 1hiien Geo Muller BeDhen g. Schmidt
Ernst wife schgeu H. Schwen LohmanB, H. Dan
Nickel O. Zurwesn Amae Schneider and child Loase Ritz
meysr Sophie Dorsch Pet Albert Hoappe H. hotf
Jue Hsah Christine Wassmnth Carl Won Gedem, Mathde Won
Gedem Kuhmann. Werner, Aug Stark t. Zimmerman
Babenrotb CbaS Won Golden, JOS Athrer H. Sehorr
SsYoth aud Others o second cabin and steerage
FROM SAYANNAI-In steamship Leo, Oct Is Coldng, T. o.
Bethel H. TIN T. Deavergne M Walsh, W King wife and
lin the steefaxe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.



CLEARED.
RsT P.r sagon p n Gen SdgSI Gasr
M George S H o ss SoS sss;' MsS
gems Lyon savannah Mgs0il CSwe CSareston SAaGaan
ter jones PSisislpha Mvs Phadsphsi Isaac Bell
Fish S.s. bedford; Nereu. Bearse, Boston.
Ma Mae'ea Gloucester. Ranger Do! Daea Queen Of scot
Smith ES5,% ta M9I ho M IS.il
Bng,-cy Aueh Beaaal St Pierre MiqueOui Nellie Ovens,
sehn-Abgan Hyu., Saith Jacksonville. Paragon w.sab Wash
JoSo b Lizzie MAJOR Gle pensacola James
Drio Penaodna Fla Moonlight Brig, CarscGs' Ben BO1sd
Sari., Marshal City POlnti S. T. KSg, ParsOu', Calais
s,m,s,D Main IN q oeaiop bremen Sept 49, via Ssuthaup
steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah mdse and
Steamship GbsOn Winters Washington aud Alexandria md''
rs Steamship eas Georgia Cutler Charleston day, md's
Steamship PasoRi BsSs S SSrns 81, Td, al. pass
SsP M.S a. s Rsyac Ryuo MIX RIVER JAM days, orrood
R. .s Hs. %:'si bS aS' 5a. n''
Big oon GaraeI kingston Jn i, Sys Ss%God aud 'a'
Big Mercedes Kohl cenfaego 81 days sugar and qo,,'..
Sr Carrie Jordan Bros de sansgo 20 days wool and hides
sehr Veto Baker BraIos. Texas, 20 days, old iron: &c
b. Halliday. Georgcto~1' D. O. Treasure, Portland, Ct
= g wsS, GeG D. g Il gIsn Proydeoec
J. yt mar To- oeS V'ps,DIa - F. MerSin cold Spring
l. Merritt Sss.iIsven Henrietta, Portland o. =.
D. Strong, Provtlence Z BFain n,i Portland c.
j.
Eawton south Auiloy, Aradae, ROndout
A oHers,R oud0uL H. IS hecai htiaoethPorI
Saianbi. Eiitab.tbport A. Vaacleaf BAIabethport
Dvsrty M T,bethport A. Carte BhfsbethDer
July Fourth BiIabethpog. W X Beebe Aie1asdHa
W.. py,Iy.noTt X Gordon, Port jefferson.
a. TTon., Sanwch X J. Hoyt. New.IlaTen
Triumph, Providence PbGbe. Nes'haFtn
San Luis Providence. Mary, Hartford
W ebster, New London. Belle, New Haven
Olive Branch, PortchesieE T. g. Dennson New'Hayen
T. Cashier Csuada Ia DAYS lumber
Csusboa kenyon Woods Three Rivers Canada, Ia days, pitch
pine blocks
SAILED.
Ssmrs-ve De Paris for Hsyrei City OF Paris and PennsylVS
mia for Lyerpoo Cambria for Glasgow; Cen Sedgwck for Calves
ton; uated States Benye. and George Cromwell New oreaus
Savannah Manhattan for ChaIestOu
Bllen s. Terry. for Hewbern NC. Isaac Bell for Richmond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
CRIMINAL.

At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice STANDBY, James Smith, Fourth Warder
aged 49, was committed for examination on charge OF
having broken John Schafers store No. ll3 Allen
st. about o. IN. yesterday. and having attempted to
carry of quantity OF cigars, teas, coeos Spices &C.,
TO tile value OF s5l5 Thomas Fitzgerald was charged by
Saturday about p II appears that Towle and some
friends wero walking through East Eleventhst., when
one of them was struck by Fitzgerald who standing
In doorway, and he Immediately made unge at Towe
with knife infcting wound which will very likely
prove fatal.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tice Bowling committed Jenny Lewis for stealing $50
Saturday night from Charles Price, OF No. i3 Eghthst,
while convesng at the corner OF Beeoker and Elizabeth
SITS on Saturday evening officer Stevens arrested
Richard Kearney In Leonards for having committed
Indecent assault Mary Ellen Farrell aged 9years Com
Inted Saturday, John Belmont, keeper OF alleged
swindling establishment at No. rs Courandtst.
mtted for having, by means OF the "enyelOpe game"
obtained ss5 from Samuel Jawfoske OF No. % Division
st. Charles Trabaud aud d. H. Schepck, late clerks In
the employ OF A. T. Stewart Co.. ut the Of Cham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
SUICIDES,

Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest Mt
No 79l Fourthave. the body Of Heinrich Schmidt
age "a, who committed suicide on Saturday night by
shooting himself in the head He was baker at the
above place, and engaged TO be married 10 Miss
Eliza Heinrich OF One-hundred and twenty fourhs u-
Ill few days ago. when Schmidt questioned her as 10
the dowry She considered the question insulting, ana
broke off the marriage. This action preyed upon
Schmidt and he committed suicide Coroner Rollins
on Saturday held inquest at No % Oyers over inc
body OF Mrs Bridget WerbecR, age Is, who COMMITTED
Suicide by leaping nth story window FOR Tour
months her husband has been absent IN Cleveland Olo
aud about week he received letter from ms wlfe
mplOrng hm return, as her life was made miserable
nv false reports circulated by some neghDors He did
return and found his wife very much excited and acting
strangely impressng him with tho belief that her nina
was Affected He told her Inc would take her back with
him TO Cleveland and this seemed 10 render her more
contented. On Saturday afternoon Richard Rowe,
friend OF Werbecks called at the apartment OF the lat
ter, on the fifth floor His rap for admlttahce was
answered by Werbeck Scarcely had the latter opened
the door when Mrs Werbeck suddenly spraDg from her
seat and precptated herself from an open window into
the street. receiving fracture OF the skull and other
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
RIPARIAN RIGHTS IN NEW-JERsEY.

Commodore Charles Ste,cart agt. The Camden
and Annboy Railroad Company-Ths case, which has
been pending in the Supreme Court Of HewJersey for
five years. and which has excited 80 much interest,"
tried at the present term of the Burlington County
Circuit Court at Mount Holly and occupied some four
days Messrs. James Wilson OF Trenton and r. B. Scove
appeared for the Commodore and Mcssrs. Robert Gil
christ Attorney General, John r. Stockton, and r. L.
Green for the defendants. This was not an action TO
recover damages OF the Company or to try the extent OF
their right OF the COmmOdores property, but an
action OF eectmen brought by tho Commodore to esab
lsh his title to the soil over which the railroad
passes in front OF his property along the river
Delaware and TO vindlcate his riparian rights as owner
OF the upland adjoining tho river 'front.' The kalroad
Company took the ground that they not only had tho
right OF way witch the Commodore admitted with some
restriction which not at issue IN the suit put also
that the title 10 the soil had become fully vested IN the
COMPANY by virtue OF charter I'm laying out the rail-
road and also by adverse possession on over years
which I'm effect was TO cut the Commodore of from his
river front and the riparian rights which he formerly en-
joyed The Jury rendered verdict In favor OF Comno
Core stewart giving him the title tn the soil, subject
merely TO right Of way by the Company over the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
TRIAL OF A SING SING CONVICT.

James McCauley, a convict confined in the
State Prison Sing Sing to which he was consigned for
40 years for burglary committed about two years ago.
was placed trial Friday In the Westchester County
Court OF oyer and Termne for an assault with intent TO
kill Thomas f. Adams, Of the Prison Keepers, by
shooting him while attempting TO escape on the Sth OF
March. The prisoner and number OF others went on
board OF sloop fastened down the captain aud crew.
with the Intention OF setting sail. but the anchor being
down they unable to get of In time to prevent their
recapturc at the dock As the Prison officers went on
board the convcts who were armed, McCaulcy
fired at Mr. Adams, and In return was shot twice, one
ball entering his thigh and another tho left side. The
prisoner on being placed the stand in his own behalf
stated that no did not intend TO Jure his captors and
fired over their heads lie wept bitterly told the story
Of his suerings and the jury returned verdict OF not
guilty. The Prison officers, 1t Is said will endeayor 10
have McCauley indicted for attempting 10 escape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

bersst. and Broadway, who arrested suspicion
OF having stolen within the past three years silks to
very large amount belonging to their employers were
Saturday fully committed for trial They confessed their
guilt.
At Jefferson Market Police Court, on Satur-
confidence men, charged by John Maxwell Of
Hamilton. Canada, with having endeavored to swndle
him by tho old OF borrowing money TO meet an
Imaginary bill, the payment OF which the other I'M
smiedately demanded. officer Kelly Of the Twenty.
sixth Precinct caught them in the and Justice Dodge
committed them. :. Patrick Mcdonnell charged by
Ilchard Small Of Great Bend Penn, with having
cheated him out Of $40 Friday by pretending to hire
MN as servant and afterwaTd borrowing all the money
he mad. Mcdonnell offered 20 refund the money, In
Court put was committed TO answer without bail....
John Herman gunsmith, charged by Thomas Con-
molly or NO 49, East Fourteentbst with having on FRI
day night, during row, attempted to shoot him. Kier.
nan was held In default of 81 900 BAIL Mrs Hattie Bell OF
the Tammany Ballet troupe preferred charge of aban'
dOnment against her husband Richard Bell, and
required TO give bonds to support her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
with her ugly daughters although the fat woman was
the wife Of county member, and the two pretty girls
had neither father nor brother in either House.
INOUESTS.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Keenan, at Bellevue Hospital, in the of Roberto
Quinn, age "a, who Saturday night fell from the
window Of his apartment, on the ffthfoor OF No l3S
MOtst, and received injuries that caused his death III
few hours Also, at tho Morgue, the BODY OF an
unknown man, age about 80 years. who was FOUND IN
the East River off Pier No. q. Deceased is about I'VE
eight inches in hight and dressed in dark cloth
Ing. Also the body OF John Corcoran laDorer
age TO- who found on tho pavement at Thrtlethst
and Tenth ave-. Saturday night, and died soon AFTER
being removed 10 the hospital. Coroner Rollins yester
day held an inquest at the Morgue the body OF Mary
Harrington, native OF Ireland, age go who died on
Saturday from scads received on the Attn OF july IN er
apartment at No. l24 East Eeyenthst. Also on Sau
day. at the Duanest Hospital the body OF joseph
Aichenhod, age 49, who died from injuries received on
the 2lst ul his having been caught the machney
in the factory No. Baxterst and fearfuy crushed.
Coroner Keenan, held inquest the body OF EDWARD
J. Gore age 90 lately residing at No. lis MuDeryst,
who while walking along Chatham-st, near MOttst late
on Friday night, fell to the pavement ana expired
Also, over the body Of unknown man. found III the
Sectional Dock at the foot OF Rutgersst Deceased Is
aged about 40 years has brown hair ana was
brown coat blue Kentucky jean pantaoons blue Hammer
shirt and CATERS Also at No Y Mulberryst over tne
body OF Elizabeth Cusick, age five months, who was
found dead in bed by her parents on Saturday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
CIVIL.

The following wills have been admitted to
probate during the past week by Gideon j. Tucker esq
Surrogate viz. Goranna C0ggel, Caroline Smith. John
Hooey Janette Ferguson Edwin II. Gibson, Ann Mitch.
helm Zeter Mary Ann Pullen. Udolpho Wolfe Rosna
Krewo Elisha allar Jonges Janssens, W. Meyer, Eliza
beth SHELL Benjamin @. Letter, John Stande
The wills of the following persons were
proved I'm the gurrogates Court OF Kings County Rich
ard j. Husband, Henry Subtitle. Charlotte Daley Eliza
beth d. Lowe Fox John Peters William Il. Brown,
Andrew Schlling Robert DeCons, Mary c. Benton John
Doherty Patrick Wild and Joseph Clock all OF the City
OF BROOKLYN Letters OF Administration granted In
the estates OF tho persons VIII George
Karner Of the town OF NewIotts Adam Wesert, julia
Vannort, Caroline Wet and James Carroll, all OF the
City OF brooklyn Letters OF guardianship OF the person
and estate Of Laynus Glen were granted to James Nc
CIoskey OF Ruth l.. Whtson and Phebe l.. Whtson TO
John Jarvis OF John 7. Bedell, Sarah i. Bedel and
Alfred b. Bedel to Albert b. Smith, OF Robert NJ Chsty
TO James McMurray. OF George g. Wines and Robert W.
Wines to Augustus D. Rugges, all OF tho City OF Brook
Ign. Letters OF guardianship Of Catharno and Alicia
Burns revoked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
INVENTION OF THE SEWING. MACHINE

Pollu Hunt, Administrative, dc, agt. Isaac ".
Singer aud Edioard Clark.-Court OF Appeals-Before
Justice Hunt and full bench. Walter Hunt In his life
time always claimed to DO tho inventor of the sewing
machine and that Elias Howe jr iobtaned his patent
by fraud In 1854 he made an application for patent
declaring interference with Howe, and his application
was rejected on tho ground manly tina, ne haa a1ah
by lapse OF time In May 1885, he entered into an agree
ment with the defendants that he would
ton for patent they to bear tho n expense ns,
S t9n the ne aa @ TO S pH s
invention For this defendant agreed TO pay 500 per
.oOSo O they c' got valid patent and $4,000 within
year frsm Sept 10, 1900 II they neglected To apply Tor
paIeP S before s expiration The paid
the 800 per month down to Sept 10 1860 when they re-
fused that ana on saI IN hS nn Ie
various inventions 10 John W. and o. W Martin, dated
A ADs an 1851 saG " OF the sewing n
venton, and contrary TO Hunts stipulation In the
the paints gave evidence that Clark knew OF the
TIN assignment when the agreement was made and the
lin In November isSo the plaintiffs got an assignment
from the Martins OF the interest held by them In June
1861 the defendants dd maze an iof
tally, that tho patent mad been before refused ihe
agreement intended that the application should be made
before Sept TO- 1860 and that was
no fulflment. The Court below awarded augment Tor
the plaintiffs and defendants appealed. The argument
for the defendants on the appeal that no nmS wI mn
which the appllcatlOn snOulu DO
agreement the penalty could not be claimed unless
shewn that the dolay had resulted In injury to the
plaintiffs That injury had resulted since the appca.
ton rejected for the same reason as had prevailed
against 1T years before That any time was liked
by the agreement before tho date OF the payment
TO be made 10th OF September 1851 but the application
were to be made before September lsco then the assign
ment 10 Martins fatal to the making OF the applca
tion, and the plaintiffs were themselves In default
application in 1861 they waived their right
whatever 1t was, to have II made In 1860
and object on the part the defendants prevent
Hunt from making an application which they aeknow
Of Elias Howe extension OF his patent obtained IN
defiance OF paintis rights That had his application
been made and fairly and honestly pushed even II 1t had
obtained patent Il might have obtained Just reeogn
UOge's claim That the enormous profits on the ma
chimes In the hands OF the vo were at stake
aud this not only showed their OBJECT IN making INC