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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30
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So c. = - q - -
~ ~ 80.
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Den &urnbereineu bee gGeffens sur
S1adridF, Oos 5err GAiinemanue 9Sett
bon 8bildbeIp Ill IL SoIge iBie0erboIp
ter aabIreicber GinIaAungen fi9 bereit
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8ortraaergife mad BEN @eifen Az llns
terneHmest. 9err @Hinernanns SOFT
heabfhtiGt feline Neife &ber bic &taos
tex Sbio, a5aNiana, SIlinOis, 8isD
eonfn. sspa, Neinnefoto, Wfi&i0aM,
Aos norhIidhe gfeyo Wort un6 etuen She'll
BEN ReSts 8iroirta ousauAehnen uub
ID bsreit, an Sfsea hi biefem unb ana
arenaen6en etaatea, bic ni5t ausulueit
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ser Gcrtraae biefes &errn aufmertIamt
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segeine, 0eneu e9 ernifIi6 barunt au
an .: :Ss 4.,.... NV ~, s5s ..s.r 10
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.6iig ben 8egert
s. Mesner.
8 $50 q ---s.
SeDr Dert1tt1tftt6!
: SRir freuer. mus, aus ben foIqensen
Gei6IafIen bes 81. o. 2urnbereins Az
erfshen, 6os Die 6prttAen Furuer in
@eana o0f bic brenueIOe @treifrace,
Die fit6 ben Sntmrgreingn neuereinNe
eufoebrGnat Fat oeslfeIben Gtau0punft
ssansRmest, Den mir tuunler bertbeiStos
ten
8 3, :, .s - g. -, :. $3.50.
' as = 8 g . 9 : :, ~ Jan. 4o0S' !.
] Sn Der ana 10. 5annar 1859 abaes
haIeuer General GerfampIunQ 6es
8ehp Nnrf Surnh ereiu9 iuurAeif IN zee
( ref Der @feuunn niefee 0ereins benl
sfuFnerbun0 aeeeuaber foIqeuSe ges
& fItiigle oefIst
y Der ssereiu ertI1rt altf's 9eue.
ME &c anf Ben SaoeSEatunoeu in
Buffalo 1853. 1855. in feiileaR OfedSts
fer9iaunoef d1reihem bonn 4. SuIi 1886
sroi,f Ser Eaaee fahiaao in aeofbinofo,l
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GeIeaenheit Der Wenoriimhrno 6es
9uuSee i'm agualft 1861 bereifs nee
than BAT. ieine SnbanoIidfeit ON Bic
6Ean6fdbe, zhfe In Der BlatfOrut 0es
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lrirb, aetreu feiner 8eroanaeubeit, be-
ren eibreitHna un0 1luferliiibuuo feline
&r1fte peiheu.
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beIIiaEejten 6ofaubeuoetr. erFIdrt Ser
ereis ala feline aInfid6t, aa6 lueber
Der @unD, nod Die eiuseInen Hereiue
Oroontfrt purSen, um 8arteisnedeu
als 6tetiet s6eE in eiuer poIitilhen
aEtei anfsNaeheT, benz NeraOe 6nrdl
as0ie fa4f0rna fine iie ief6fflfGn0io un6
1tlab aMsis bonn sarteiiDelen bod
ni&ts6efelmeni9er Tam Die Nothmens
0iBfeit etnt1eten, Dab ia Nraoen BON
nhtiOnaIer aBi@tiefeit, o6es in ioIdleu.
Z meIdbe oaaemeine aernidlenrsd5t = In; In.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30
9tbnriisii TRAITORS OeDtis.

Als GoIl5e, ue:9sn Der perjlorbene, o. q. RidoI.
iDn DeFfdaibst spari upheu ie9 bel 81 8. @ro IS +.
Mbuatnifgatur, tl.' 30 81 nui6u GtraHe, cine
1seppe bob ssniteueH usso TIRE 6orberlnsen ne9e
bener Ssit MN Der 8abIung auseefHipHen weTSet1,
iau2f4t iff
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30
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RafhpfI[e, "a. Santsnt 1869,
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Sae Ssh BAT II BEN Iesten Eaae,s ettvas |
bSbsrt Wutiransen tebaubsEs. GO istIe6 Bent. |
IN Urn yOrt nit 1868. = Die Ser. Gtaate,s |
S0nes parsfn su beRsrsn wrsilen srtauft. |
Den 8erl9tsn ~ Gulse fasen lIr ii europa |
ettt ifbr tptllise Mbuabuie. - Die Eehut6ee
paptsrkEfnbrra faa gar Eeins @@pauEmern.
-gaumtrUlle sias felt einisen 7aaer IN.
etttf1t Bra4ibeI berab unb Uurbe NIT 2Sa
Cts. fir 1iPIan6s uptirt.- Sic getreiSsprsife
ssben tn bic 9Sbe tuab marasntIi9 faub III
@isRE Gin sitmEi6 IsbbaIter gerfsuf liatt.-
Die @rf9aftf in Nneemeinen marfn itia.
s GeEpUrattpns gbfds (inb benie beeekrt.
Dir grrffrs testbea fie 3u so Gents.
3uaer. SfIeane 1915, Demo-.
rara tAs-15s; aafsesadsr u. ISL , 9. f54;.
9. IS gss; Grulbeb ia Cts;
4a fffe. Rtp 21-253; easuayra 264 !
Sara 37-38 Gts.
8arpn. Martt ,iuSeranbert - Rlar~
setttn III Cts; S@infsn 17-17A, 3uder
fHintfn 2t-22; G&nItern al 9ts.
Nleb !. SaPerfne Z Dollars, Gr.ra 10.
DID,; GamtIifn fl Bca.s Sanry f2 Dol.
lars.
8atasa... @ebtterrauram 81 rs, gm.
Der 81 IS.
&orn. gOm @asea, 60 Gents, am
Depot in SGfen rs Gents.
9afer. 81 Gts.
aa famten 1926 pr Bulbel.
5eu.. 23-24 Dollar bic Some.
Gerfe ] 0Of. IS bis 2 Dollars,
RastI 1926 fir 10 uub Ser uaS %.
Cts. tnrbr fur itte fIeinere Rumntsr.
@mals tn Sierres IS, IA Rees 90 Cts,
Samerfien ssIse 1875; Eimutty 81. so
5erbs Gras $3.50.
RSIaffes. 0rbiadr bis Bette sOrts
65e,-$f,1t)s sssstS
9 ala. Sir Z gulbrI Barrels i'm @rp.
ern 81, fir $ 8ufRel 9arrsIs $40.
perppOI Cad $3.50A3.75.
Reraen. 9tar 1s Gts. @tsari.
1925 Bic gQr, Salsierasa t21-f3 baa
pfb. .--sss-s
Gifen. 5saaeHee Gfab tO4 Gts., pitts.
burg Stab 64, 8an6 81, GifrnbIet UreinSl
81, RufTa 20.
ampfertIe& 43 Gle. has pfb.
8Iet. pig 10 Cts. bas pfb., Bar 124.
@Piritupfen, GObertlpa Counts
8btstep tDSa. Is Gts.-2.75; OrDinSr reeti.
frirt beim Barrel Dua. 1O-f.4o Sta
Bourbon 1873 DDa.
@a@s, setbes 33-3f gts., s...OrbinGr 81
Cts. bas gfb.
| Sttfe. GepSbnli9e Bar 7--sa, Sanes
per Dor 2--4 Dsu. SO. "a @ i
Snbisp 1Doa. so has yfS.
r @dttbPutSer u DeaArs sas Rea,
SprfuspuISer Dpa.
@6ba SIS gts. b6s pfb.
GDPPeras 3-4 Cts. bas pfb.,
Bi@fe 40 unb 30 Cts per Dbb.
@af&bpar6s 8 DpHs6a DsS.
elmer 2 Goa. rs Gts. 8 DOH. has
Dasen6.
@tarff., aA88 Cts. Sas pfD.
9dfe. @eRsrn ReferSe 16-16s, Gna-
Iii4 Dairy 16a-17, 5ambHrs 16--16s GtS.
@pubftCreip a,dren. @anbs prht-
mar Is, Janry 3S-45, @nmbrOps 4o-l5
8anbisaufer 25-35.
peaauts-i Dollar 15g. per gulbel.
Rsssen $1.25r.
4 SG4sae,1 8uass5 btSb1Od aftg,s
e0atsSiIIs q. San. S
SAB at besebrt. 2uss so
Gts.; Mttiuut 8fdEt 1913 Cts, MebI
Subsrfein $6.25-7.0 90. Wetaenf9O-s2
sfDrn 6o-65 Grnts sR6ssGa1 Dol
lar nnb IS Gts.; MeB pOrf gu 2s1
Dollars. 6 d. mali f64-fQGta 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30
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aaflSinna einer 9artneridnft

Die Wdrtnerfdbnft. meIebe aettEer tE,strr ben,
pIlmanamen Q 10 az y. q Ser 20 8 EeitenSer1
pas, wasSe hsnts N SoIge eegenfettiesn nebereins
dgesogen bat NHe> rDsI5e Spr6errnaeu eeaen Sc
genaante 9tEEa haben, f5nnen 6ieieIbea etnres6en
amD naelsntee1 peIae tbr iduIbens ee3GIiei
bsrticn fiao aHtorfirt, oafiir en- qtitdfeit.
8 Den IS. 9esember 1868, szSsssfss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30

. 4 : =. = 80.
a. ~ .tta 49, !, y s..,,,sI;so,,n
a y gA OeL HOlOt1lgs Pls z .I,!s'
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49,, gSt ss,sss ss, s n
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s'asn a. 49,, sarta sbsr Ssn hes
ssssn lS s "s seso v ,,;shsr.
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~, ls'.' ~ ivy 49, ssa. n .,ssIs;%
AtslIsE Z, aotInoaegss ooS 80 ~ t"g.s.
stnsM gesgSaDst WV Wv. .s WI Ignp
gsa gsr'lI nssssl h"O s sss; "a sga.s
aHl tgn ssnEat'l's - 800 $500 ~.
q! gLelgIaue ls.ne uDss a..s &. Dss
gN sDrDsE snsIs1g ouas sOs. ~ s' S'"'
Sgetlt sHssVUl'Ss" sls'y
=, 5.
& Sir bofTef nIOr9en Apeno
mad 8eenAigung per SorFelunS IN
Der GoncorSia, alle fbeaterbeiuber in
Der Eurnerbaue au lehen. $500
s.
G @erpaBt nibt, relerDtrte Slss
pIabe fur bic SbeoterbOrFeuun9 il. Der
Gene arDia 81 beltelen.
3
S Gilenmerte. Sic Nof>
hoe sa Gilenlperte Aes Sen. gEilDer in
Sloane Gountp fin6 bereits in eifrigem
8etr ieb unD Iiefern taGIid is Sounen
NObeilen. Sie Sobleii, pel1e gum
men aus esn 10 ger nag "A: ss y. yDs
l@aII entoeelsn porttsllssSsn SsaVsm
auag el9nen E9 9aHS OelOrpELs ga. 81
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ces gsn: alsltleeF s!E sl Y! esF osE>
gisnltll9Eeas aaG isopl1geIleEsn nsl'
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9egerpheer spe ale2un9 9lsgmeE SgtIt
geIteH h1s .ptem 2eroIanU OOn 4ogs
len uHo Gilen, 90. : 8
Inter eAen Sa9Aylflen, ua HIIsal
Tug osl oElWsn geil nnlres SsaaIse,
lfe9l oie gllenlnonFFts eoenau pe ele
oorltgen Eager pom sSsleneEaea uNer'
1goprt@ nno otele lelol1 auBerF eI91es
pig Fne. 9eHenlIte merOsn u na@Eea
Ssl erS S,s.sS OnEg Ias ps'lRss 4s Sss
Ytgn,eEs ke1seV s, 5aptesslgs Y ~ ..
20
lWage 3ulH CsEsH u1ltst Oevv1lst"tU
an aa9e 81 peIoroern anO 81 OetipeE>
tpen' rsass .-s -,
5.5.s.5.Ss.s -. -,
+ rs Gin mn fifaIifHes
fifher MItertbHner i'm 9ouDre .slt Bas
risi tpirD elm ieIAes aufbenabrt, Def.
| fen SIinge bon GtnbI 1T iinb iporauf
IN Ioteinild5er @praae bic gESrte. feb >
en-. ,,Mas mir ipeilen iperbefl, iioge
Der Oreieiuige fesner. Nntenn Oae
Bel befnOet fid cine ItiiftaIiide Som
petition, irogB MIR Der BoB, tporaus
er1dtlib, pap nod einige 0iefier nit
oen arloerell Sttmlllen ooa1 geh0rten,
bic aber ni@t n1ehr borhanoetI tno.
Eem Chandler Des 9dlhIlele lnc
0Imsfebpn nrr Heraier,,,,op niah ffanr,,t
a ana bem sef5s ss6ntrn SoTrb,inSert
SS;e gIra6esfe,f ans 81 Sem erbSbtrn
y6eiIe Ser Mrhe;f nit '@ofb pinSssieof
| bor1 or6kter estb6rrheit !. Der @rsf ift
BON &Ifenbetil. - ~" =
80 80
aEsse;; 6 effh i - / i -, i, aSpfS;tn
@oIou oiebf i IA o,.tan , m
/ ten Wofbipei,l fiIr q 30 Gents Sc TIoS I
ober 10 Genfs per boIbsn. Shot tTane
! Raberts iiebe gInseioe,
$3.50 - ~ s1s
ar,- RaIiagi< q ! n, :,
~ Nsy cent hat Sc Gr,,.,, ! ~
Ses Mpb Nm- 4 Wssr .s nm, sSSrcss..S
nI;ton s0soI;asisG ann; 4 en-,
SEis an Stslfe @earm1In ANITA S',r, 5'S ns,,
Gou,,e ~ hesfSfiot asyr Weo rus
n .;n sPsthaSi5sen,,spe S;oer ,,,,h oEs Tss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30
CORA e 6arriSOiI,
WedtsannaH illlO M0tkaeher.

pfre N benz O. dfe bet Stnpi unio IitrnBe
\ y Fse sssas - ~ - - - "a
Bsaetictft IN ben R6sipnaEs itnb Stoats 6berges
ridbtea uab BEN G1cait anb Gbaacefps Geri&t pon
DdOtbion @ountp - tsa siGut9 8R
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30

D 96nttIton n GDsnsp SO. SO, SrOaafras
transportirea gFaaren tOfenfreiuA lire &urbett II
RaibDiIe unh GbgefteI6. nft27 ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30
Gineianatt27. San.

90 Cd EfGamtlirF So so % Oes % eiser'
$3.50 SDru, 60-65gts. 5 afsr 60 SIS.
R 3 : p stt28a 9aa., Rpssem $780,
6erf 6 So 25; Nbistes frei 1 Dpu.,
Bacon tIareSeftfn II Cts; 9@uItrrnf44s.
9 at51S4r. ID ~ -
q s@se@ %. 2Oais, 81, San, Z
M,e 81 fupsrfeia $6.o0-6.75, @eiaeu.
$i.75-90 aOrn 6O-65 ets.; 5afer
$3.50. Ne -Ysrf $3.50; 8psseu
ST 25-1 80 Gts.; Gtrfe $1.s5-2.OO
Bacon SGpEtern l44 Cts, @ritrn IL Gts,
9&tnFtn 1919 Giss .@&maIs 1s BIS
10 Cts. @bfstep 4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30

! %8ei 8 ED an 5 i'm Msd@ itDf
Gallon oiebt es iskt auten, unberfdIfs5s
ten 6efbpein fir so Gents Sic TIaid5e
cher Is @ents per baIben 66oppen.
Raberss fiebe Nnstiee, sd. 5i9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30

s ab at besebrt. 2uss so
Gts. MtOtum BidEt 1913 ets.; RebI
SuPsrfein $6.25-7.0O. Betaenf.9OAs2
RSrn 6o-65 Grnts !; R6ssGmIs Dol
lar un6 IS Cts; Meb VOrf su 2s4
Dpllars. @&maIs fs3-19Gts.; gaep
@GaItfrm 49, Gts.; aIare @sitrn IL Gts.,
% tisfsp rubeE sOIfrsi gu l Dollar.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30

H Sir boffen ntOreen NbenO
mad BeenSigung Der STORYTELLING in
Der GoncorAia, ale 9beaterbe fu6er in
Der xurnerbulle gu ieben.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03
EROCKLYN NTELLlGENCE.

THE MoRTALIry.-Therc were 1877 deaths in this city
during tho past week. or this number 20 were mon
26 women, 80 boys and 81 girls.
Ey-PAyMAsrRR ROBERT BoGARr TO DE RELEASED
ON BAIr---The friends Of r. d. Bogart the young
man who is charged with having stolen the sum OF
$4,000 from the Navy Yard In the month OF Deceu-
Der OF last year. are making great exertlons TO have
him released on bail. Judge Benedict has fixed tho
amount OF bah at $4,000, and this morning two
sureties signed bonds TO the amount OF $4,000. AZ
soon as the additional ST. 600 is guaranteed Bcgart
will be released, unless Judge Henedict decides 10
grant motion made BY ex.Judge Becbe, Bogarts
counsel, that the amount OF bail be reduced.
FIRE IN HENRY sTREgT.-About haltpast two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon dre broke out IN the
two story frame stable No. 80 Henry street. owned
by Waite I. Powell, resulting IN the destruction Of
the srucure loss 81, 200 on the building and 800
on the stock. The property was insured Tor 500 IN
the Montauk Insurance Company. Dr. Morrell, who
had a carriage and sleigh destroyed In the stables,
lost $1,000 in the burning OF his property No. Al,
tenement house adjoining, was considerably dam
aged by wafer. No. 81 occupied as carpenters
shop, owned by Robert knight, was also damaged
by lire, Loss 5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03
SUPREME COuaT--spsClAL TENN.
What Constitutes Pr obaic-A Bavnrian win
Case.


What Constitutes Pr obatc-A Bavnrian VIII
Case.
Before Judge Barnard.
IN The Mater ofthe wa OF FREDERICK Dtez.In this
case ii appeared That the deceased ON his deathbed
executed with all due Bavarian formalities an
instrument OF marriage settlement and mutual
inheritance, by which, under Bavaran law, his wife
Is entitled to succeed to all his property. This nsu
ment was duly executed before notary aud in pre-
sence OF two attesting witnesses. The instrument
was retained, and IL now IN possession OF the notary
The statute or this state provides that where Win
has been admitted to probate in q foreign State 1t
may be probated Ia this State before the Supreme
Court.
This application is, therefore, to have the nstru-
ment probated as VIII, and copy duly recorded in
this county. Tue application Is opposed by the
devisees under former Will, which has been offered
for probate in ordinary course.
On Its first presentation Judge Barnard was OF
opinion that sucn al instrument could not be re-
garded as q Will, but 1t was argued that IL was
therefore, within the definition OF will, and having
been executed In manner which fortunately COM
piled with our laws was proper subject OF probate
In opposition II was argued that the instrument
had not been admitted TO probate IN Bavaria. The
keeping OF IT by the notary ana ITS entry on his
record was not probate was not even judicial act,
and therefore the instrument was not within the
had no notice, ana the commission was ex parte
entirely. Decision was reserved
several parties charged with repeating were
brought before Judge Barnard yesterday, and In
some cases the evidence being insufficient 10 sustain
the complaints they were discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03
COURT CAlEA1ANS-TalS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Before Judges
Clerke, CardoZo and sutherland. Court opens at
hapast ten A. M.-Non-enumerated motions first
called
SUPREME CoURr-SpEcIAL TRRM.--Beiore Judge
Barnard. Court opens at half-past ten A. NJ. De-
murrers-Nos. II, u, q, 49, Law and fact-Nos.
u.s. 2l2, 237, l66, 100, Ill, TIA 173 liza l15, 49,
17S. 171 $780, ISL, 1872
SUPREME CouRr.-C HAMBERs.-Held by Judge In
graham. Call OF calendar at twelve M.-Nos. IL, 10,
II, 80, SO, 81 So, 81, 50, 60, TO- ~, 50.
SUPERIOR CouRF-TRiAL TERM.-Part Id
journed.. Part 2-Before Judge Jones. Court opens
at eleven A. M.-Nos 1912 1880, 1882 $685. 1874, 70S,
074 1923, 1044, So, 1854, 1902 HOS. 1ll4 1ll6.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TRRM.-Part 1-Before
4ss ess ga, 1913, 1914 4a4 5l7, $685. d4s 1902 6zs cia
81, 126.
MARINE CorRT-TRIAL TERM.-Part I-Before
Judge Alker Call OF calendar at ten A. M--Nos.
3772 1918, 1851, 1918, Alo sl7 4o0o 4oi 1912 40f3.
40la, 40l5, 40l6, 4018, 40le. Part 2-Beore Judge
Gross. Call OF calendar Mt ten A. M. nos. $3.50,
ae6, aas5, $780, 4oe9 4o2 4o22 4o24 1926, 4o2 4Oso
1888, 4034, 4035, 4041.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03
BASE BALL NOTES.

To-day the socials will play their return game with
the Unions at Hoboken and the Athletics, OF Brook
iyn and Champions, OF Jersey City, will play Their
return game at the Capitoline grounds.
The Mutuals start this evening for Cincinnati,
where they will play their return game with the Red
Stockings on Saturday The "Mutesu have engaged
special car TO go direct TO Cincinnati without
change
Tomorrow Thursday the Empires ana Eagles
Will play their home and home game at Eysian
O'Clock In order that the game may DC finished
before dark.
The Alpha Club was dissolved on Monday night
last, and new cluD under the same title was
orgsnized BY several OF the leading spirits OF the old
- 20 new names have come up as candidates for
- sOClauon on Thursday, the 18th mss Mr.. Porter,
Ssdscuse = the most popular candidate for tho
.mousa now rightly 70 70 representative from the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03
LOSS Of WHALING SCHOONER GRADUATE. or masoa, |. l.
Statement Of Captain Itafas l.. Slavery, Lutte
Master.

StutcUcnt Oh NnpiaIn 1t0kuS IL. slavery, txut0
Master.
On wednesday, September s, at six O'Clock A. NJ,
In latitude 90 s5 north longitude 70 20 wess 1t COM
menced blowing heavy gales from southeast; hove
to uader two-reefed foresai; battened down the
matches. At quarter.pas six took In the foresai.
At about halfpast six the schooner was knocked
down ana tho seaboat 1lled immediately cut the
boat clear and the schooner righ,ed. We then bent
o cable on the weather anchor and let 1t 10 as a
drag ami paid out thirty fathoms Of CABLE closed
up the gangways and called all hands aft; stood BY
TO cut away the foremost At about seven A. M.
was struck BY hurricane, and before blow could
be struck the schooner was laid on her beam ends
oil hands cliugng to the rigging, bearers. davits,
&C.. for safety. The next gust carried away the
remaining boat and nine mer. rna boat breaking in
,wo Two o. the men back BY the aid Of ropes
Jour, oc..ns injured or unable TO swim, went down
uef5re our eyes.
There were now nine OF US left on the wreck. we
soon dashed ourselves and remained In this position
until about twelve NJ, when the masts broke or and
she rlghted 1nil OF water and with hatcnes gone,
nothing above water but the top or the house.
About this time the wind moderated and we sue
ceeded IN lasning ourselves to the top OF the house.
About threeP M. the wind and sea had gone down
some. We now began searching for something to
satisfy hunger and thirst, and fortunately found five
cans OF preserved meats which were IN locker near
ance Of four tablespoonful per day, got up signal
OF distress and committed ourselves TO the care OF
Divine Providence. We remained In this position
on space twelve feet square eighty hours, every
man patiently bearing his sufTerings Meantime
we drilted TO the boat and two Of the were yet
Ing with hunger and thirst, the breaking on us
most OF the time. At TWO p. NJ. on Saturday we
were taken OH by Captain ]. 8. Crosby, OF schooner
Ralph Souder, OF Passport, Me-, from Philadelphia,
bound to Barbados, who treated US with every
possible kindness which one fellow being could
Destow on o suffering brother.
May God's richest blessings be given himl
The following Ia list OF those ost:-Edmund @.
Cardy, William Sisson, Jose do Silver, Francisco
Nara, Louls Pedro.
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when the remains OF Dr. Cheeyer's celebrated aboli
ton temple were demolished, and It will be entirely
5000 The style Of architecture as near a. can
be classified, will be OF the Roman composite tnougn
elegant features Of the building win be the rich ana
elaborate interior decorations. All OF the nnish 90
wahseong frescolns ana painting genaaay w hs
stock, which VIII include paintings, nronzes, s.a'a
AIRY and articles OF vlrtu, besides vast variety os
gold and silver wares. the appearance through tne
large windows or plate glass win constitute as great
an attraction at Union square as KNOCKERS does On
the avenue
LoRILLARD's LAST BUILDING, 46l AND 4b3 BROAD
WAY.
On the west side OF Broadway at Nos. 45l ana 4oS,
Mr.. Loriard has demolished the old ana useless
buildings which once occupied the site and mas put
up magnificent store, with frontage ON Broad-
way OF 20 feet and depth through to Mercer streee
OF 200 feet. The building Is now nearly completed
and the carpenters are putting on the nnlshing
SuaIns H Which Is EeOa Stories high With plain
iron front, OF the same style as that OF Mr.. A. 4.
Stewards Tenth street store The trst moor, Wnicn
has ceiing OF II feet inches in height, Will De
the principal business apartment. Finely lighted
front and rear 1t receives additional vertical Mght
% feet which stand about the centre OF the build
ing nled with shutters and other facuit les
upper y''I stores viii average Il feet in
height, and the same depth Is preserved
throughout. There is nothing special IN tne exterior
design 1t Is plain, SIMPLE aud unpretendln9, anu
like many OF its class has been erected more with
view to afford abundant room than from vain
desire Of guady display. deserves praise because
OF It's vast extent and the fine arrangement OF its
interior, which has been treated in such way that
no superauous CO umns or useless stanchlons are
anywhere 70 be SEEM II Is an excellent model OF
that new class OF stores when have recently been
built extending through an entire block, SO That
q front and rear entrance can be obtained-one Tor
the reception OF goods ana the other for the en-
trance OF customers In the details Of finish, the
the carpenter work and the decoration, every thing
Will be substantial and pleasing ana In keeping win
the exterior. The cost OF this building could not DC
ascerained the owner declined to give the lntor-
nation, tearing mat IL would be the means OF having
the taxes thereon increased.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Trying to Kicfs Off the Harness OF y. 8.
Before Judge Blatchford.
The United States Us. Thomas Fer1fn.--ln this
case the discharge OF Thomas Ferrtn from the United
States army was sought, on the ground that he was
intoxicated when enlisted, was married man, and
sworn before military onlcer when he could have
been sworn before civil justice, Judge blaichlord
has decided that the evidence does not show that
Ferrln was intoxicated ut the time OF enitstmenti
That the army regulations excluding married men
are rendered null by previous statute. and thet
under the statutes Il Is competent to swear recruit
either before civil or military oficer. The recruit
was therefore remanded to the army.
Whiskey and Cigars "Lying Around Loose"
There being no claimants for the following pro.
perty II was on motion ordered TO be condemned By
default:-lo barrels OF whiskey, found on pier 10
North river; barrels OF whs1ey, found same places
10 barrels OF whiskey, found same place; barrels
OF whiskey, found on pier SO North river; barrels
OF wniskey found same place; barrels containing
1861 cigars.
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Julia Bacning. a little girl three years Old whoss
parents live at No 81 Centre street. was left alone IN
the grocery store. got hold OF some matches, and
lighting one, set nre to her clothes. Before tile
flames could be cxiinguished she was so terribly
burned that death ensued soon Afterwards. Coroner
Flynn was notified to hold an inquest on the body.
Mary +. Brown, little girl OF four years. died at
from burns received on Monday evening. Mrs
Brown beng temporarily absent the deceased
mounted q chair to take smoothing iron froln the
mantelpiece, and In doing so her clothes took fire
from the stove and she was fatally burned before re-
lief could reach her. An inquest will be held on the
body by Coroner Flynn.