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New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
COMMON PLEAs.TRIAL TEeM-PARr H., =,

Before JhQIe y, II. Dufy.-I Ht sun VI lhc
Adams Express Company agt. Duncan. sherman C0.,
which was brought recover u 900 seyenthiry u b.
bond that stolen two years ago In Indiana from e
car of the Company and aferward traced 10 the posses
sion OF the defendants, was decided yesterday Juase
Daiy directing verdict for plaintiff, subject to the
opinion of the General Term. p
Itiir Kennedy, Reeerer Of the property Of n ID, ana
Robert Freeman agt. charlotte Free,ndn.-Ihls IL an
held by the defendant. In May 1868, Washington Belt
and John X. Cey, in action brought by them III tine
Marine Court obtained judgment against H. d. Freeman
and Robert Freeman for $4I &C. and an execution was
issued against them which still remains unpaid:
In August, 1868, upon application or Belt ana
Cilley, Judge Charles T. DAILY appointed inc plahH re-
ceiyer of the debts property &c or the Two Freehns
The plaintiff alleges that n March, subsequent 10 the
contracting OF hf debt upon which the judgement was
recovered, the two Frccmans who were IN business
under the firm name OF T.. ID. Freeman Son. failed aud
being wholly iusOvcn conspired with the defendant 10
dispose of their property n fraud of their creditors and
cover could not he reached by then ana mat
the defendant thereupon took possession OF anu CON
yertcd to her own use the property OF the tIeeahs'
which consisted Of large stock Of furniture, hNtnIes @c
in the Washington Hotel, GOuTth-aNc amounting IN
value 10 about s25OO0. PainiIf now demands Judgment
the possession Of this property claiming mat the
Freemans have other property winch cOud saly the
debts OF the creditors
The defense is q denial OF any conspiracy, and sets
forth that in March, 1863 the irnOf H. W0lcOtt CO Oh
from the Freemans then copartners all the Stock OF I
niturc in the hotel which plaintiff seeks To recover
Judge Daily directed verdict for the plaintiff Tor SLD1
holding that II had been decided by the court ot Ap
peals that q Receiver could not recover possession OF
more than the debt since he would have had To pay Dack
all but the debt the plaintiff was Therefore only ehtled
TO the verdict he had directed. j. :. Rdgway, ana YER
non ara wilcox for plaintiff; Jackson and TITUS Tor de'
rendhnt.
Rerennt Frapds-Jaccb Gone and Frederic Lotto were
charged with having $50 cigars In their possession ana
off ring 'htm for sale without having taken out
license and held to await the acton O Tue ofaho
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-PART T.
Rncarn T,ldte Kn rhnnr - A esnDIf and Rnffl

Henri GeVpr ct J0mes u. RdyD,crt-Tr cause of tins
action originated Elm Park the 9TH of July. 1862
The occasion wa ME of the Scandinavian Society
OF which the defendant President. IL seems that
some between Gerner and Others ana the
President Reymert down to the gate ana ordered
Cernrr leave which lie refused To do on the ground
that e had good right there as ANY body Reynert
fhrp struck paintif a. alleged and inflicted severe
wounds upon his face, fer which action ne brings silt
for b The defendant claims that Gerner was drunk
aud was abusing aud Inalrreatng the women and chill
drcn. whom he u,eynert as President OF the society
had his For the purpose OF preserving the
peace he down and ordered the painth to leave
and. upon refusal laid his hand on him gently and
without force to compel him to do The jury found
iOr the plaintiff $3.50 aud cost.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
GENERAL SESSIONS.

BefOre RecOrder H0ckett-Hedry Sentences -
ThOIna, Agnew sent to the state Prison yesterday
and half for attempt at burglary in the
third degree. Robert Ellis caught in the store Of
julius Stenen,. No 15l Hcster,t the night Of Octo-
ber o. aud yesterday pleaded guilty 10 burglary in the
third de gree; State Prison for four George VIII
son pleading guilty To stealing so worth OF clothing
from John Silva, NO &C Chatham ST. sent to State
Prison for two years and half. William Brown and
John Gerraghly. jointly indicted with Edward Sheridan
for the robbery of Paul Gotberg, pleaded guilty. and
were sent to the State Prison for ton years each sheri
dan. who tried and conS icied on Wednesday, was
renaned until yesterday. Tho Recorder sentenced him.
for delaying the Court by demanding trial when he
he had defense to II In the State Prison
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YORK..

PORT or ERw-YORK. RK..........................0ct 20
CLEARED.
jackson Civ Of MeIoo Zimmerman Vera Cruz
San F.Ps', sn' atOS % Bsa' Gen Bsoe' aS
Fsnta freeman PhaiPhs Novelty shsw Phadephl c.i1DH,
s5 s. S S..Sa s1 ra' Rsa rs a
Nesbern, n. 9. / q. Com.,ock, Drake, Philadelphia
Bal.~ossphas ata Ficssst Falmouth Eng for orer.i
schis-Elen Tharber 81 John NIB, Plymouth Rock Packer
SoOp-IeIoStOn Freeman, New.LOndon
& si@s5R Ss o pa e. S s.ltG @ S
Bark Mary lucrst. hsHdci,eH HaT,n, 10 day, ,us.
g Pa,a S.s. s, GS,e'SIT. S ,ss9, ;s,S IL i1 3 sugar
Bris Iavfnia, Dogsla.s, Sse 81 days, vine
Bs Bs KfSso. fSyss dss. S;5;s Aa zf.a q AK; i; % %
sebf Conseryaiyc Sterling Port a.Pia 10 days, md,s
scir RoSt c.ldrsh Mtomset savannah il d.y. Iumbec
Sch, A. % Dysr n Ss nPGSsA !; days day.. ssoS .sSs
soHoossRs-KYER AND coAsrwlsE
s. 11.,n ssfs hS.sSf snss Sa'' % .s. ts Di9f Fpo
San Ias ElSeiIPSrt iE + s Parker, Ei,.SeSpor'
Albert Field Pail River Flash Nantucket
Connecticut, New Haven. Victor NanucLet
A. hnna e. Pre- "Sseps % ss,n unty G%rney osen''
Ja.s Bleeesss Bangor A. Hamliu, B.ngOr
a. j. Beeley Boston LibeTty NoIwsik
4. Phmo' EIiss6sihport. h@ira EhiabehpcrE
po a Efhfs ESsoSf sSftAP'' s :s 5tss kSssISs kSSSSl
bhEs b1tabethport Nicola, blksbethporL
Starry Flag Ehtabetpor. Niagara, Hayerstrsv.
:. W Ponder, Rondout. AiHy Parker RoudOut.
Juia Beck sith, Rondou, John Boynion Rondout..
Alert RonlouL Bsrle GoudOut
Clara Jane. Newburgl. Elizabeth Vail, Port Johnson.
Connecticut, NesbRrgh
SAILED.
steamship ips-Cabr for yerpOo Asks for Aspnvsl; City OF
Mexico ve Cnr Francisco Beauda Gen Barnes for
savannah Georgia for Charleston, Ellen Sewbern N Z.
NlhD-sgnseti moderate, W. N. WI raining.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LOsoos Oct The ship Empress Menteyiieo sept
In distress The Pleip from RangOou for Hamburg At Graves
end eak vessel cable congc the Orkney aud shet
land Islands. hs, been wrecked
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Board of Health yesterday adopted the
fniloWine resolution


R,.oIrsT Tha Sanary b ati hereby directed TO
prepare the annual report on the value and ne
sanitary In heSork snd
hev authorized obtain such competent engineer
as % msy deem necessary.
the Committee will endeavor TO the services OF
Gen Egbert L. Viclc To supcrnend the preparation or
such report resolved that 1000 copies of the an
na report of Board OF Health be printed Assistant
street Cleaning Inspector Matthew Davis was removed
and Edwin Dubois was appointed to I'LL the vacancy
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

Church Notwithstanding all this, thinks VI" Cavern
spondent 1t Is very probable that the Aus'eG ~ Germany
inent would have forward on the de a, Gernany
would do a masnsnimous and polite act or hand for
now in the hour OF victory to hoa v Both Francis
JoS Joseph he AVS and the Of ths William The
are most fayorably dlsposeu taken into account
SsFfR Sa Pss With which the
end i sas Ss Ssr rs in
sg for n% the policy speedily
the East, and wise anu nien between them resting on
'I.sE -, and lasting basis
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pJSSENG EP.S 4RRTVED.

FROM RIO JASER0-In steamship South America Oct 2O-N-.
MARY Daily M Harmon Brown Miss Viola NJ Barton, W. Van
Deuen and wife Whitman, Geo BrunsEig fhos hata Ir r.
Bielby Pese T. i. Winslos, A. Landre T. Free
man T. Maty J. I. Pren,iss From NJ. ThomisM Hancox
r. Renobls L. +. Wells A. b. Wyckof j. Crawford
H. Hoist A. COulOvs T. Bravo and sister Aarguy NJ Tam
Poenco Henwood Rev. Wm. FLOYD L Lindresl
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
OYER AND TERMINER AND SUPREME COURT
CIRCUu-PART |.

Judge Ingraham has issued the following
order The Circuit Part L. will be continued through
November The clerk Is directed not TO place on the Gay
calendar any cause marked down" or ION Tor tne
Term at previous Circuit, except ON an order OIL the
Judge holding the Circuit setting down such cause Ior
notice OF two days the opposite party. and may be
made in any which has been previously marked ot
or been passed on the calendar.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

Al the IOmbs Police Court. yesterday. Jrst;oo
Hogan committed Gustave Pnugr prouy;"in,, 'rSlice
loon az no. - Newt hambors-st, charge 81 ~
The complainant i'm The case, MARY j. Brown n gir
pIOycd In the saloon, testified that Pfugar eerea I'm
ronf v lille she ay in bed seized her and forcIhv nc
ron her silver watch and 80 iu tnoney She va, c@
mittod 10 the House OF Detention. WI"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
FRIDAY OCT 81


SATURDAY, 0Cr %
Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship CITY Of
Rrookyn Pier NO. IS " r. close the PostOce at IL M
supplementary Mail paid letters only up Pier No IS
" I.0 Steamship sails At M IAN letters
deposited Supplementary Malls gst be prepaid with double postage
SUNDAY. OCT. 81
All Mail, today O'Clock The Posl0fc open from
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CITY COURr-BEookLrN.-r TERM.-PARrI

III1 NUUNI-bkUUNIlN'- HINL IThh-I AfII T.
Ferdinand Rein agt. Van. RichdrdsOn.-De-
fendant &. proprietor Of the Fifth and Atancaye Rail-
road aud plaintiff sues to $4,000 damages for
accident which occurred To him while riding the
horse cars OF defendant. lie alleges that he struck
and knocked oil the Icy another ear, which came into
collision with the which he riding; that he
was janed bet ween the cars aud had his leg crushed
and broken that he is unable to attend to business
The defense is a general denial. Case still on.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
reaaeng eoo pound. al cc. OF - ncr nod

TII0I,- -. u
;s ;ins 100 pounds at a cost Of 2ac. per pound.
claims that the blast of heated and raTi-
incrSy @ks some chemical effect fruit aside from
cnieny, tS s on the Water-that the dcNrine or in.
s4 etaIVh y mus converted into sugar. aud great
~ ca{,ned m % matter is thus made in cookery II
ries IA ic process can bc applied TO strawber-
,,as5 o. H,s, spinach, asparagus, green corn green
Tbc not So perhaps 10 the preservaton meats.
cliy gives IOr preserving al the frut "f neiehhnr
no, J "Ud,ny, inSshapen and bruised APPLES as well
a. tne IalI ah Al present oniy the ch"ic
Of our orchards ls made available The infer6, fr" %
~ ses To- bad cider and appcjack
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
SUPREME COJrRT-CBAmgEss,

DecisiOns.-By Judge IRgraham .-Wightman
ag Taylor and others.Fndings. etc, settled. Eisner
ct a agt Ruck.-Tlis having been settled the pa
perS are retained
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
ruuRsD,vs WEATHER REPORTS, a.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun -.. SIG 5:lJ Moon risss a;23
Sandy Hook. 5:)i Cows lssnd.... 5t3 Hell Gate 1881
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
Corporation Notices.

" " " REcxivKR on TAyKs CorRr RrHor,s rMs ,n
NA p 'Cg,NaERssr. Oct 4, isN
NOTICE 10 TAX-PAlERS.-Notlce Is hei.".l eat
~ given ,t the roll, or ar booA on ~ O
~ harrhoArrs Of bank stock Tor INC :, th.
heen delivered 10 me and all taxes are o." ia' anu 'F
Office. ..-..fe, On. a., 4, n
Paymeu, thereof be made between ias a' n |
-st,n A. The rate OF Per cent snnum - psi
~ , t ne t,t d,g o Dtccnb0 wl b. naie o. ~. ,i,.f
previous 10 Tbs Ia II ho'eAsH oN"''"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
4 NCIOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
n LIVERPOOL aud LONDONDERRY
from Pier 30 North River,
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALrERNArB WEDNESDAY
INDIA SATURDAY, October 22
First Cabin passage A6S ami IS nterpoiate $35 steerass
b9 Siserage tickets from above ports sjs
HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents,
Boshngg green
EOR ST THOMAS and BRAZIL.
\ UNITED SrArES aud BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANf
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the aJi u every mouth
hRRRlNACK Capt NieT Octobsr -.
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt v 1. nnArpaugh, November ~
NORTH AMERICA, capt q. B. slocum. December -
The1 spond schedule call AZ St Thomas
Para Posm.uo Bahia o Do JancTo going aud returning Tor
engagement. OF fright passage apply 10
WM. T. GARRISON Agent No. BoIlEg green, New 'l9rs
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90 rJbom II man Concern
NliscellaueouS.

IOKE-s3 per ChaldrOn, delivered large aus
count 10 shippers from Mauhlita Ga, NoS' NTH
Avenue 4. +, ms
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY nc cl,I PhI, - ~ arh ~
VI sALE-IiARNESs SADDLES. TBNrS. BLASEstS,G ~ '
ING Sc Sc. send lor circular 'tt1..tlasi. penn
IiO Cbamberssi N y. II horih S'ond'i 10 'eP
SAGINAW (Mich.) SAW AND PLANaSIs, FL, ,.5o.s,
- MIIs-The unierslKnc have THREE MIL rsp, rsp,,
- TWENTl FIVE MILLIONS FBbr or Luhbhh
~ " f'f ALI KINDS or LUMBER, -, y.,I,,y,
either drssssf rough also Laths hAHSe' LeA ..f,E
window Frames Casngs Sc, shipments b 81 Iy> "a r T 10
Orlers solicited ~ II. 49, -
1INO MERCHANTS.-Up of 1000 uos. o.s.
i LAMPS Cob lop very cheap senl - ~ '' VIZ
tanng Lamps. fpm % 10 inchcs hlsh ,,.,,,N
-e MR GUARANTEES SUBTRACTION.
IHK WIS PATENT LAht N@'x
gT Bsrrls,.st and a. rarkPaee y =
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No 81, North RIVER.
FRANCE. Grogtn......... ososer5 -
.SATUkDAli October ~ a. !"
Passage Liverpool Queenstown cabin, = in1 -. S
43 PREPAID tickets from Liverpool Sneepst'nh
or GlasgoD = - currency. II.
Cabin passage S5 aud T5 -teertge SO payable 10 carresf
booked Paris redu,el rtte+ Fo '-I' ~'
aPpE "'0s COMPANY ''~''' y" " J HURST s,asger
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
Ocean Sledmers

HAVANA, SISAI. and VERA CRUZ NEW
YORK, snd MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LfgP .,r,. -.
tysuiy days rom Per No ~ Hhr River. TIE aeamr WY
CITY OF MERIDA, Desken. WEDNESDAY soy IN
CITY OF MEXICO, Zimmerman TUESDAY. Sor. ~ ~
Por freight or l@ssags, sppy TO
II ). MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co
Selling regularly hFEH THURSDAY, a. ocors prsci-si, s,s
Pier No. North River
MORRO CASTLE Cspt r. Adams .......... October ~
COLUMBIA, Capt. Y kga See t'ia Mason Soysmb.r
MISSOURI Capt j. n. BF1rs. 49,. Eogsmb.r 10
For freight passage apply 10 8 @. WHEELER i Prssaeat
No BoNinzsrne.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
DEPARTMENT or DOCKS.

FINANCIAL sTATEMENT--Qr1CK TRANSIT BETWEEN
THIS CITY AND wE5TCHESTER COUNTY.
Commissioners William Wood presented the
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
Gilualiors tuanteo-- females.

GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
" Trustworthy constantly . be olnd It J 10. cry mrs Lons
GOOD German female SERyANIS constantly
" to he found AZ Miss LDS GERMAN INSTITUTE III Norfolk 81
betseen RyngtOn ami stanton.
GOOD SERVANTS. well recommended and
N laJs Protest Catholics tOMp 1894 Broadway
Thrthr established years Prop, attention given AL ories
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
HUDSON COUNTY. n. J.
The following are the census returns d
Hudson Co. n. j.. compared with those Of 1860
ALDEyS ET4PoR4TYG PROCESS.

Total Hudson County. .12).O5T
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
OREGON.
COMPLETE RETURNS.

Increase since 1850. sl1, ,ise-nesrly 20 per cent
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COhPASrs NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN EBW-fORk AND HAWKE, tAlLih8
AT BRRST AND SOUTHAMPTON. -
The speudd this fsyorH roue r he Cont nent WI an
from 81 North River IS follows
ST. LAURENT, Lemars....... W WEDNESDAY,, October ~
pFREfRF FDabrI............... .SATtR RDAl, OciO5er -
LAFAYETTE Rou.sl1 thDA y nO'tbnrt -
WILLIE DE PARIS Surm0nL......SAIl BDAi n0ErEb%f .
RtI'RS or PASSAGE PAYABLE N GOLD (uciuiiny Wrl:
TO BRRST OR HAYRE-F Cab.a, $40 Sfcoad CABIN, er'
Jbs.. esrU~rs do no, curry sserigs pa 5sengsrs
GRO. MACKENZIE, Agrut No = BIZ tir,y.
SPECIAL NOTrCBHeeaer the steamers Of tbs bns vi" 'o'eh -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-18
LAYING OF CORNER-STONE
Imposing Ceremonies.


We some time since, in an article de-
voted to the manufacturing establishments
completed, in process of erection, and in
contemplation, referred in detail to the
enormous machine and implement factory
to be built by those enterprising gentle
men, Messrs. I. II. Jones & Co, on the
corner of Wharf avenue and the Murfrees-
boro turnpike. Since that time things
have been pushed forward by these gentle
men, and the cornerstone of the building
will be laid to-day, when the structure
will 60 speedily forward to completion
This will mark an event in the manufac-
turing history of our city. The laying OF
the corner stone will be the occasion OF
imposing ceremonies, as it deserves
to be. The following address to the
Mayor, yesterday evening, will convey
some idea of the interest of the occasion :
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Of
Nashville:
Gsntlemen-You are most respectfully
invited TO attend the laying Of the corner
stone (by the Masonic Fraternity of our
Agricultural Implement and Machine Man
ufactory, on Murfreesboro pike, corner
Wharf avenue, in South Nashville, at 4 p.
NJ. to-day. Very respectfully,
I. II. JONES q Co.
The Mayor has, we learn, accepted the
invitation and will be present The corner
stone will be laid by the Masonic fraternity,
accompanied with the usual interesting
ceremonials of such occasions. The Pho,
nix Lodge and others of the fraternity will
attend. The Board of Trade, the Mayor
and very many persons will be present. Il
is expected Rev DIR A Baird, DIR Blackie
and Mayor Morris will deliver addresses on
the occasion. The event will be a highly
interesting one, and hundreds will be pres
eat. Messrs Jones & Co deserve all credit
for their enterprise in insugurating on SO
extensive scale this important branch of
manufacturing in our midst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-18
Gibson County Fair.

The third day of the Gibson county Fair
which was held at Trenton last week, was
more successful than any of the proceed
ing DAYS. The crowd was very large, and
and the interest deep and universal. West
Tennessee is thoroughly alone to her in
dustrial enterprises, and can compete with
and section in the land in agricultural pro-
ducts. Gibson is a beautiful and fertile
county, and the people noble, generous
and hospitable as are to be met WITH any,
where. The handiwork Of the ladies at
the fair, embracing needlework, quilts and
patchwork, was exquisitely fine. The
fieId. farm and garden products were un-
surpassed, and show the great resources
Of this prolific region. The stock on exhi-
bition viii equal that shown at any OF the
fairs in the State. The fair has been IN
every sense success and the people richly
deserved it,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-18
BOWLING GREEN (KYJ BANK. \
The C. Calvert Failure

The condition of the Bowling Green
Bank incident to the failure of the Cashier,
T. G. Calvert, and the losses of creditors
| and depositors, was mentioned frequently
in business circles during last week. We
| RETAINED from referripgto the subject until
additional particulars were obtained.
From the Bowling Green Democrat of the
last Saturday we copy the following which
will throw further light upon the subject:
The most interesting topic of discussion
in this city during the past week has been
the unexpected assignment made for the
benefit Of creditors by Mr.. Calvert, the
well known Cashier of the Bank ofBowling
Green. This financial failure has proved
to be an extensive one, affecting the
pockets of many citizens of this and
adjoining counties. 1t is the cul-
mination of a series Of speculations in cot
ton, gold and tobacco, running through
several preceding years. No man in this
community enjoyed to larger degree than
Mr.. Calvert the implicit confidence of
money-holders and money lenders, and
the shock to business circles following this
assignment was, for the moment, both
startling and fearful. The directors of the
bank have engaged the services of Mr..
Duncan, of Louisville, an expert, to ira
verse the books of the bank, and he is
now closely engaged in that work The
sssignees of Mr.. Calvert have called for
all the claims against him, and a full
inventory of his assets and liabilities
is being carefully prepared, and will be
made public as soon as it can
be completed. In general terms, We are
enabled to state that Mr.. Calyert's assets
will approach $3.50, 900. disabilities will
reach not less than 1920, 900.
He distracted from the bank $3.50, 600 of
special deposits, and $50, 900 of bank funds.
Suits are likely TO be brought against the
bank by special depositors, which will test
the question whether or not the bank can
be held liable in the premises. A radical
difference of opinion prevails among law
yers here on this important legal question.
The excitement growing out of this failure
has well nigh subsidized in the community,
but all are awaiting with anxiety the final
issue of the affair.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-18
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoUgT.-0wing to the illness
of Judge Frazier this Court was not in
session yesterday. 1t will resume this
morning,
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of Castleman
VS.. Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Verdict for the defendant.
In the case of Moran and DR.. J. L. Ford
VS.. the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
the evidence was heard and the arguments
concluded, and the juries will be charged
this morning. The docket commences to
day at No. Cpl.
PROBATE CoURT.-M. Feldman was ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Henry Saarbach, deceased.
CHANCEBY COURT. The case of Tempe
Downs occupied the time of this court, and
Will for the two ensuing days
MAGISTRATES OoURTs.-Ben. GoodIett.
colored, was arraigned before Justice Cas-
setty, charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses. His case was continued
till Saturday. George W. Clark was
brought up before Justice Albert under
warrant, charged with forgery and obtain
ing money under false pretenses. He
waived exam nation and was, in default Of
bail, committed TO jail to await his trial be-
fore the criminal Court
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-18
New Advertisements.

The members of Phoenix Lodge No. 13I
Free and Accepted Masons, are sum
moned at the Hall at o'clock P. M. to
day, preparatory to attending the laying O
the corner stone of the Agricultural I'm
plement and Mechanic Mandatory o
Messrs. 7. H. Jones & Co.
Thirty shares of Tennessee coal anC
railroad company stock for sales Apply
at No. 19t Deaderick street.
A few doses of Globe Flower Syrup will
alleviate the most distressing cough of the
lungs
The Compound Extract of Stillingia viii
soon render the whole system and com
plexion as free from poison and blemish
as a cloudless sky.
The candidates for Congress will speak a
MClure's Hall, Edgefeld, on tomorrow
night.
There will be skating at the Rink to-
night. Open from 8 A M to 1880 N for
practice.
The United States Hotel has the most
courteous proprietors and polite clerks in
Louisville.
The Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial thor
oughly cures all diseases of the bowels.
The Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer pre-
serves the hair and keeps it glossy and
beautiful.
Be sure 10 read the advertisement of
public sale of valuable property on the
18th day of November, by Isaac Litton,
Trustee and Special Commissioner. 1t is
the most valuable and desirable iron prop
erty in The State, known as the Worley
Furnace, situated in Dickson county, forty
four miles from Nashville, on the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, and will be
sold pursuant to decree of a chancery.
Merchants tending the sale by Yeatman,
Shields & Co., this morning, will find q
very large assortment of desirable dry
goods, etc, forced under the hammer to
close consigments.
A call meeting of the Mechanics and
Manufacturers Association of Nashville
will be held at their hall, No. "a South
College street, at IL o'clock to-day.
Tennessee Reports, Cooper's edition, Is
now resdy-or the first volume is-for de-
livery by T. NJ Steger, 4S North Cherry
street.