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The New York herald., 1870-04-22
SCJEl FLYNN BELLIGERENT.

The Staiwnrt Coroner Tries to Make ssa
Case" Of Drug CicrlS-A Cawardiy
Assauit-The C0rOuer's Men Draw Revol-
vcrs.
About one O'Clock this morning Coroner Flynn
and two other men OF the same class, entered
Hudnut's drug store under the HERALD ONCE
for the purpose or getting hot coffee. The
'sogcr" was somewhat under the influence OF
liquor, and one OF the fellows with him was more So
Their condition was noticed by the night clerk
Mr. Lawrence, who ventured mild objection
TO the matter and manner OF their talk.
Lynn got incensed at this, and threatened
TO wreaK vengeance the boy. stating that
he was Coroner Flynn and magistrate and he
would get square with him for "Orterlng nm out.
AS he pondered over the magnitude OF the ailront
put upon hiO, the Coroner and Magistrate grew pale
with passion, and when the unsuspectng young
man came from behind the counter some
errand the broad shouldercd "SojerH throtted
him and struck MIN violently In the face. Tie other
hunmers Kept close beside him and urged HIM on.
The 'soger' did feei perfectly serene IN his enor-
the cowardy attack on the unresisting youth,
and put his hauos under the tail OF his
coat IN q significant manner. The bo0sy hummer,
whose spiritual condition was something worse than
that of the oner from his chicr and
immeulateiy drew q large sized revolver, which,
however, he did not use, the assaed party having
taken refuge benind the counter. The soda-water
boy made a flank movement at this moment jumped
the counter and ran for policeman. The Office
IN due time but instead OF arresting
the coroner and his ruIianly assistants he
had serious thoughts OF opening the
soJers order to 'arrest the blag-ard who ofIindid
'm." AT the hour OF our going TO press the
aud magistrate the clerks and the policemen were
Flynn and MS ruillans occupied the store seSa;al
ladies' were present wailing for the cars,
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THE r uRF.
Tho Union Course, l.. J., Trotsing Purscs-
Closing Of the Entries for the Spring Meet

Tho Union Course Il. IT, TrotUng Purscs-
Closing Of the Entries for the Spring Mect-
Ing.
large number of tho owners OF trotting horses,
trainers lovers OF the sports OF the turf assem-
bed last night at Mitchell's Broadway ana Houston
street to witness the closing OF the entries for the
trotting purses onercd by tho proprclors OF the
Union Course, l.. l., for the spring meeting which
commences on Monday, May o. and con.
tinuing Wednesday, Friday ana Saturday OF the
same week. OI the seven purses offered two OF
them. the 1850 ana 2:45 purses did not NIL It was
subject OF congratuation tnat the purse OF S. 5oO
free all horses to be trotted for the last day OF
the meeting, filled with such satisfactory names as
the bay mare American Girl, brown stallion George
Wilkes and bay gclding George Palmer. The fol.
lowing are the entres:-
MONDAY, MAye3
second si to the third mite heats bes. three In ve in
harness. Tor all horses which have beaten three
]. A;c: Whi,,on , en-, enters m. Lady Phillips.
3. +. Hamilton enters br. m Stella.
y, & Roacn sa.srs s b. = & ,ieo T. Mt hen; ,,u mn,
8. L. i. sammis enters b. m. Chip Gill.
2. Y. ]. Noiine enters b. m. Lot,a
8. Alex. Patterson enters b. M. Sarah Jane.
No. Purse Of ssC $.So e The afs horse, sass to the
harness all horses which have beaten ssa in Lar
l. Dan Mace enters b. m. Lydia Thompson.
2. II. Howe enters br. m. Lady Wells.
3. y. Daniels enters b. z. Butcher Boy.
4. John Murphy enters br. IN. Lady Sears.
r. X. keamrr enters cb. g. Colonel Fisk
d. Dan lrtr enters r. IN. SUSIE
2. NJ. Roden enters ch. 4. Fnegan
3. Charles Taylor enters - snow FLAKE.
wFpNEspAY, MAY 8.
No l. Purse Of s5oo rla TO the rs horse, $25 to the
all horses which never beaten 2:O In harness.
]. NJ Rloden enteis D. !. .eo IL MITCHELL
Not filed. .
haress all horses which have beaten 2iO ia har
i.s. II. Wilson enters G. Clarence.
2. Dan Mace enters b. m. tempest
g. Ben Mace enters br. M. IrmsI
II. Howe b.. Tempest No white; switch tail
g. A. H. Sanlmis enters cn. IN. Basnaw Maid formerly
Nellie.
s. Nj. Rhoden enters b. m. penohscot Chief.
No l. Purse Of $780, $500 tn the first horse $500 To the
second xlnn the third mile heats best three m five. in
all horses which have never beaten 40 IN har-
j. Alexander Patterson enters b. m. Sarah Jaue.
Not nei. .
No Purse OF ri o.; $3.50 to the horse, $40 TO the
second third mile heats best three In lvc In
all horses which have beaten 80 in ar
!. !. Fay enters b. e. Captain GIL.
z. Danic. Mace enters b. m. Dresden.
s. John Murphy enters cli. IN Louise.
4. Il. W. Patterson enters b. NJ. fopsy.
B. Alex. Patterson enters \. 4. Drea'inauehI
8. y. 1. Noiine enters bl. m. Eastern Queen.
2. NJ Rodcn enters :. &. Prince.
SATURDAY, MAY sS.
Purse OF 400 10 the first horse $hO0 TO the Sec
ond O TO the third and $3.50 to the fourth mile heats best
three live, IN harness; for ali horses.
hen Daniels enters b. m. American Girl.
VIM. Borst enters In. q. George wilkes.
Chas. Champin enters b. &. George Palmer
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vAGA0IG, OF JERSEY LaW.
A Man Almost Beaten to Death and Then
rnrown Into Prison.

Man Almost Beaten to Death and Then
I'nrOwn lntO Prison.
At O late hour on Wednesday night man named
Michael Jennings twenty eight years old went into
HANDS saloon, on Newark avenue, Hudson City,
n. j., and after some time became involved IN
quarrel with Mr.. Charles kohland ana another Ind
vidua. Whatever Jennings said or did, he was
brutaily set upon by 'some person" IN the barroOm
and beaten atrociousy. One OF his arteries wasscu
and his body almost manged. After treating HIN
in this savage manner Jbey summoned policeman
TO take him TO the station house, the most eeciua
means TO free themselves from charge Of attempted
homicide. The man was conveyed TO the station
but was kindly treated by the chief and sergeant.
Two physicians were summoned, and alter long
attendance pronounced his concitiOn very precarl-
Gus. Yesterday morning q crowd or the assallants'
friends thronged The court room and sw0re heavily
against jennings alleging that ne had attempted to
take their lives aud had stabbed some Of them, but
with what weapon could not be asceriained Jen-
nings, being stranger. had neither money nor
friends, and was, OF course, unable to give bail for
his appearance to answer q charge OF attempting
to murder hail Il dozen persons. Recorder Aldrldge
though he regretted being compelled to take such a
course had no alternative but to commit the pris.
Oner to the county jail; so jennings was cast into
prison. 1t is but just however to state tDat all pos
sble care Will be given him Dy MIR. Jones' the Jail
keeper.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent arrivals i'm This City Yesterday.
Judge 3. r. Curtis, Judge Sidney Bartlett and
Judge Benjamin L. Thomas OF Boston; Lieutenant
Commander f. L. Chacnoln OF the United States
Navy, ard Charles L. X Kortri2ht, English Consul
at Philadelphia, are at the Breyoort House.
General G. w. Cass, OF Plttsburg; W. z. Denckla
or Arkansas; w. Ii. Seward, OF Auburn; II. g. Plant,
OF Georgia; General Dawson, OF the United States
Army; Colonel F. Sherman of Chicago and ex-Con-
gressman w. Window, Of Minnesota, at the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
Homes, OF Boston; General Clary, OF The United
States ARMY Z. b. Morgan, o. Aurora: Dwight John
son and J. x. Ilackett OF Long Island, and Captain
j. Drumniond OF Mline are AT the Astor House.
Henry Fairbanks OF 81. Johnsbnry, VT; A. S.
Strong, or Buddington; RUFUS Hatch OF New YORK,
and Nj. M. Merriam, OF Hartford, are at the Grand
Hotel.
r. s. Hin, OF China; l. c. Cotton, OF Massachusetts,.
and George Keyes, OF New York, are at the Coleman
House.
Thomas G. Rhett OF Charleston, s. c., and
George L. Pickett OF Virginia. are ut the New York
Hotel.
General Dwight, Charles Dwight and IF. Brag-
glott, OF Boston, are at the Abemarlc HOTEL
Colonel G. H. Parker OF Baltimore; Colonel Gro
ver Of Virginia.; Elliott Lewis, OF England. and Cap
tam 0'Nie, OF the British Army, are at the Fifth
Avenue HOTEL
&. e. Heubel, OF Hamburg, and Mr.. Phillips, Of
Philadelphia are at the Clarendon Hotel.
Colonel w. Callow, OF Batimore J. G. Beas, of the
Boston Post, and Isaac Buchanan OF Montreal, are
Rt the Everett House,
General Banks, OF Washington; G. n. Fletcher, OF
Detroit ana j. Stewart, OF pitsburg, Pa. are at tho
ST. Denis Hotel
Colonel A. II. Appleman, OF Maryland; Captain W.
Il. Brown. OF New Haven and Miss Minnie Daven.
port, OF Cincinnati, are at the ST. Charles HOTEL
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the WEsTcHsrsR TAX WAR.


A Supreme Court Decision Nulli6ed by the
State Executive.
The bill recently passed by the Legislature author.
izing the completion OF Madison avenue, in the
town Of West Farms, Westchester county, received
the signature Of Governor Hoffman yesterday. 1t
will be remembered that in pursuance of
q writ Of certtorart obtained by John B.
Haskin, . taxpayer In The above town, the Supreme
Court lately rendered a decision restraining an y
further work on the opening OF Madison and Berrian
avenues, which caused petition the Governor to
be drawn up ana numerously signed by taxpayers
whose property and interests were seriously affected
by the unfinished condIlon of the first named thor
ou0hfare. The prompt action cf the Executive in
behalf OF the petitioners hailed with widespread
Satisfaction III the locality named.
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S"ao aPssa ass: Lowell Msane rom asasoS sss
arrived Ss G for Snsan 70 Ss for
arrived 4,h; II b tBr,,, -. for Barbados.
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Te% Mosy GUAM @ Tsm: .s,s '''pA"'
sailed IsS bark ysran. S L0fsnHsa srr yo, Fran
In port March e. fchr Success r, for san Francisco
American Ports.
BOSTON, April co-clcared steamships VIM Kennedy.
sca,a.e, Could Dol; brss Fila lBr Martin, TRINIDAD; John
Sss s wS"" ss ss %
GsorsTeiown Gee s nc; Lewis, Lewis Baltimore Nicksr
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ssd.r! ers' Ga,edos,a B seavev RIO anne
Singapore Sa% s. sprns s.na'' from saeno. Ay.s
sAETISoSE, Asri - Arrived, bark ,'sss sw., x..
Ss,S sns I serSs1
rs%s, f."o.
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o'Rsily, kaiser and Sooiw,iI. Rose, Nyork. '''
SrssEs'fs DhS %p 4 sssr. Euaoo,
NYork W II Steele, Raracoa.
FoKTRss MoSRoE in for Baltimore
sss wsssIsr from rom, brig r from Key we'
Fellowship Alice Mino,I crowel, from Guanape for
GALVESTON, April 13--ceared, schrs Robert Palmer.
ann on % f sra
Gcarc% o; brs iii H%sls Mei%on; Iverpso
Sr S II ~ .ad .sAr' Empire
pS EpSraim SasGe1 Ann as M'T ons w"sa
ssgSs, warren rsS s%an:en s,.' "'ls4a'
Boston schr Ada Aics Owen for ~" or
MOBILE, April l5-Arrivsd steamer Wright, Baldwin,
NEW ORLEANS. April is Arrived, ship consan.a mo-.
Mary iiaIowri Cafdn schrs h Treat, Nickerson Carde
Bo r''S% s0%s p s Tss % r%sf r% s%
ge Mcneil. Smith. from New YORK sehrs y nurronshs,
from "wds% see ,o% Sa Sa''a via st Thomas Joe Kelley Bryan
Cleared Shps Auan. Dawson, and Cora Linn, Lamont
ems. Rogers, Boston K-nneay. Duncan, havana
Bsnve Cuba bark M"ria r% "ri p' aras"o A''''''
in.'s Tsn.:
Arnold; Ma,oaka Fooss, and American Banner. Stafford
s .ssp esry hSns
Sn.; Perkins; g" Gess Se ar.hy: sareas ).
@ bs Rcs"oa caot esp
ker and Jas Parsons, Younc Boston, Truman, Gibbs,
New Bedford; John Lanca Williams Providence. Below,
brics Fanstina. from Carienas Velocity tenuesos
schrs Sidney Price, from Mayagnez John slusman from
Havana.
Cleared-Ship II Moody tBr). Hilton. Antwerp; bri-s
Mai tNor) Hansen. Reval tRnssia,; Planet (Br) Arey
Ponce PR Alice Hooper Sarreit Hooper, Carenas; schrs
Amos Edwards somers Galveston Anna Myrlck, Richards,
Salem; Rose Sterrett, Pnckncv wareham.
LEwEs Del At the Breakwaer sc,rs Queen OF the West,
for Work Clara Milford from Jamaica for Philadelphia;
and unknown schrs
Sailed 10th, schr sophia Wilson. for NYork.
RICHMOND April l9 Sailed, brig Ruby (Er), Leary,
Cardenas; schrsJ Lockwood, Sharre.t, Ntork Nell
son, Rose. City Point do
SAN FRANCISCO April 81 Cleared, ship Pharos Collier,
Liverpool barks Quckstep. Chase Cork.
SULLIVAN, Me, April l3-Saied. schr Madagascar for
NYOrk
1tth-Saied, schr Maianzas, Bracdon. Nyork
TAUNTON, April Disabled schr Sylvester Hale, Cole
man. NYork.
WOODS HOLE. April aSaled, bark Sicilian Percvai,
Philadelphia.
WICKFOiD April 2n-Arrivci. schr Ann Turner, Jones,
NYork sOop Blackstone, Worien. do
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JfhStY CITY plLlCe COMMISSION.
Organization OF the New BOard--A New Pre-.
cinct to he Est ablished.

Organization OF the New BOard--A New Pre-.
cinct to he Esta blished.
The Police Conmi ssionsrs OF Jersey City held their
last meeting on wednesday night and the new
Board thereupon organized. Samuel G. Hoyt and
Matthew Monks hold over under the new cparter,
and the three newly elected members, Taylor Bes
son and Mccarthy, drew lots for the long terms
with the following rtsult:-Taylor, FIVE years
Besson, four; McCathy, three. Me. Hoyt
was elected president DR.. Reeves police sur.
geon, John Garrick counsel and Daniel Nc.
Afghan clerk. Messrs. HOyt, Monks and BessOn
were appointed committee 10 select site for the
new precinct which vii PROBABLY be in the Eighth
ward. The existing police force IS continued by the
charter and no Oificer can be removed except by q
l0ur-nfths vote Three captains TO be elected at
the nex meeting OF tneBoard.
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THE lsaspaesslpLs BARON" Won Bulow.

It would seem as though the gallant otto Won Bu.
low was assuming the position OF an elephant IN
the hands OF the Union county IN. J) courts Yes
ferday is the day set down for the trial OF the gen.
tleman on an indictment found against him by the
Grand Jury for having. as alleged, swinded his
mother-i in-law, Mrs. Mary E. Conkey, OF divers and
sundry sums OF money, but. on presentation OF a
motion TO quash the Indictment on the ground that
there was no evidence to convict, the case went over
for another day. as to afford the State an opport.
nty 10 make one more enort to secure the material
witness MIR. Spalding the New YORK broker, INTO
whose hands Won Bulow claims he put MRS. ConkeV's
money.
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Shipping NOtea.

Steamship City of Brussels, Captain Kennedy from New
York for Queenstown and Liverpool Crookhaven
S o'cl ock AM Of the 21st inst.
Schr Ida Lewis Heustis cleared Galveston 18th
inst with 6H bales cotton for Fa River This is the first
direct shipment made from Galveston to Fall River
The Staten Island feryboat Josephine lowered from
the smaller balance dock yesterdsy and up
North dock contiguous OF the larger
chine works. where she viii remain until fitted with
boiler, upper saloon otherwise thoroughly
hauled and repaired.
Much satisfaction expressed among the shipping
and the community generally yesterday that the missing
steamship City OF Brussels Of the Inman lne
passing. under SAIL of Crookhaven her port Of desua-
tion, Liverpool. Although of those familiar with the
vessels construction doubted that she would time safely
arrive the relief receipt Of the cable
conveying the intelligence feeby be expressed
words
Marine Disasters.
SHIP PRESCOTT. Batchelder from Cslno via valpa-
raso Nov for Antwerp. before reported lost sprung
leak Feb 23 having encountered heavy weather. and
compelled to bear for the port which Ma.
ranbam and In attempting to reach that place the
reef OF Santa Anna and became a total loss.
SHiP ANGLO SAXON, Leahy, 1l0i ons of from Liver
pool 3s days out with cargo of SALT 10 Mobile was
totally wrecked OF Morant Keys, March 3d. night The
captain and crew saved cargo British
steamer Mulet her had saved some of
ships materials.
SHIP CREST OF THE WAVE before reported ashore on
Cobb's Island, with loss Of ell board pieces
ing Of Goth inst
SHIP GERMANiA, from Liverpool for San Francisco which
put INTO Ko JaneTo In Distress repaired and cleared for
destination March 49,
SHIP HERALD (of Saeu), Gardner Java Boston,
which pu, into 81 Thomas March 49, leaking feet
0W She was dschsrgng cargo April II.
BARK arpwIs NG from lququs for Sandy Hook for
Of the Kio francisco, Brazil Captain and crew saved
Baors pu SssK @ from % Rio snse r
paired and sailed for destination the llth
BARK JENNY BERrEAUx, from Guanape for Baltimore,
which put into Rio Janero with rudder damaged, repaired
and sailed for destination 18th ult
BARK sxsTLEss (Br, Baker, from Rio Janeiro for New
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 2I, 1870.
CLEARED.


Steamship Hermann (NG), wenke, Bremeu-Oerchs 4
Co.
Steamship Arizona, Maury, AspnwalPaciac Mail Steam
ship Co.
Steamship MORO CASTLE Adams Havana-Atlantic Mall
Steamship Co.
steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-Liv,ngston,
Fox Il Co.
Steam ship South Carolina, Adkins CharietonH Nor
gan Co.
Steamship (iiaucus. Walden. Boston-W Clvde.
Brig Annandae (Br, Toby, farbor Grace, MFR p Cur
Bark Loua Cook CBr), Cook, Cork for orders-Boyd &
Hincken
Bark Dr Petermann (NG, Frederichs. Bremen-Funch,
Edye Il Co.
Bark Stone, PhInney. Sydney, NSW-R W Cameron.
Brig l. Staples. Hartman, Santander-Carver Barnes
Brig Alfarata, Wallace, Sa ,ua--W Ray & Co.
Brig Y II Odiorne Br, Sutherland SaguaG II Brewer.
Brig Abstaner Isr, Elderkn, Parrsboro--D De Wof.
Brig Union Star (Brl, Merriam, Parrsboro-D De Wolf
Brig Pedro, Ba!ns, Jacksonvlle-V Ray Co.
Scbr Thomes Fitch, Hamilton, Governors Harbor-R e
Hutchinson.
scr W Hatfield (Br, Potter. Enthusiastically Bertaux
&Co
schr Susan Wright, Mount, Georgetown, sCDoiner Pot
ter = Co.
Schr j Owen, Sellick New Haven.
Schr Dart. johnson, Stamford
Steamer Black Diamond Meredith, Wilmington, Del--A
Abbott.
Steamer Bristol. Wallace, Philadelphia Hand.
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Steamships Hermann, for Bremen; Arizona Aspinwa all
MORO Castle Havana; Gen Barnes Savannah South Caro-
lima, Charleston; Saratoga, Richmond, &c.
Wind a suuSet SSE.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Adelheid Bertha NG). Becker 90 days from Lv-
erpoo with mdse, to Funch Edge Co (by pilot boat Fam
No I'D
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A NOTARY , PUBLIC ALwAys IN: Also coMMIs.
'" ''''eRs pREDEHicK yf 'esiss EiSa SS
ASK FOR LrEHiG's coMrANy's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
~ Nome genuine wih", the signature Of Baron lebig,
tue Of i soSs is
~ ycrcd nails and all diseases Of the feet cured without
pain by Dr. RICE, 2ds Broadway. Evenings at S6 Broad
y ont pain, by DR.. W. JAMES, chropodist. Dr. james,
xtrpator Tor corns bnnos &c, 5oc 81 per box at E4H
-~e--,---
NAPOLEON, BISMARCK AND JOHN BRIGHT
Brain subject prora,ing dsease produced
by becoming mpcriecy igested consequence
the headwork absracng nrpropriating portion Of
vitality belonging to the stomach. The is first, few
days purgation with BKANDRErns PILLS. then res.
from mental excitement.
Symptoms of diabees-a disease by the imperfect
sugar in the lungs is often of the symp
toms The treatment is the same, wih however
of door living
Brandre,n's Pills simply help lungs perform hsr
ONCE. disease the bowels. both kid
neys and lungs are relieved The pills. in fact
dges,ed impure matters circulation, pu
flying the blood
Both Bismarck John Bright could their health
live their fun period by taking Brandreh's Pills and
abstaning from stlmuants proper rest from excite
men,. Cavour was he bcrc of life
by having his blood miserable DOCTORS few
boxes Brandre,hs a weeks have
restored him to the full vigor Of his mind and body
That wonderful man. Napoleon, might reach ninety If
made use Of Brandreh's Pills occasionally with simple
buchu tea constantly until his health became restored,
which would soon be the case.
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SHIPPIN N E w S.

Almanac for Now York -rhis Day.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH
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SIX FOR LIEBIG'S COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT,
~ None w,tlnm the signature OF Baron Iiebig,
the inventor, and Of DR. Max vn Pet.enkoer. delegate
MlLIIAu'S SONE. w
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A NOTARY PUBLIC ALWAYS IN: ALSO COMMTS.
n Soner of Deeds inr tate. and Passport Agent
Law documents property prep,r In spanish.
FREDERICK !. KING, Counsellor al Law,
I.rn,d
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WORMS CURED FOR 30 CENTS EACiI.-BuNIONS, IN
~ vcrted nails ali diseases Of without
pain by Dr. RICE 2dS broadway Evenings at ss6 Broad.
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(NORNS, BUNIONS, Rad NAILS. &C, CURED WITH.
~ ont pain by Dr. W. JAMES, chropodst Or. James
xtrpaor for bnnions, &c, 50c 81 box, AT E4
BrnadyIY.
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FeO W on Grand Cnymnns- n Fl 49, - -

Orleans before reported supposed bs lost wrecked
s mEie EnEtsSn % - MILLER tof Nassau Cove, from New
YORK Fep w or sierra Leone with general Into
~ nonas afcn " IN Distress having been dismnsted
rel airing.
scnR SARAH MARIA Ham, arrived Fall River 18th Inst
with cargo o iime At low tho kecet, and
the water running into the bllge In contact with
lime aud set II on fire. The put
hatche closed up every aperture waier and allowed
the vessel remain close until l9th the hatches
removed AMI II ascertained me fire. extln.
gnished The damage, owing to the prompt measures
found not TO have exceeded the few Casks OF
lime.
LIVERPOOL April l9-Bsrk Anita Tagliava (Itap Casae
New York March II for nople mas put
into Gibraltar leaky IN her upper works.
Miscellaneous
BUENos AyREs, March 1.-THE following 10 an extract
from letter by Capt VIM Wood. Of bark Snow
den:-
We had last week terrible storm and loss OF life, but
material damage shipping in the outer roads, There
quite number Of people drowned In the streets during the
day.
BRIG Sr NAzARr (Fr from st Nazare for Montevideo,
Rogue.
scnR scUD The hull Of schr scud ashore at svuan Beach
was sold 2Oth inst. az Il laid, for 500.
Notice 10 Mariners.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
Desperate Fight with an Otter

From the spencer tky.) journal.
A few days since Mr.. VIM. Prewitt, while
out hunting rabbits near the farm of Mrs.
Mary Thomas, found several very large OF
tiers, one of which Mr.. p. shot. Thinking
the animal was dead. he approached very
near, when, to his surprise, 1t made q fu-
rious attack. Mr.. ..P Immediately fed,
closely pursued by the Infatuated animal
A very low raii fence wa. close at hand,
and our friend sprang nimbly over; but
equally nimble was the otter, which,
as Mr.. p. went over the rails, it
went through, our now very much
frightened fri nd, seeing his foe on the
same side of the fence, sprang nimbly
back. This game was kept up for some
time, until at last, completely exhausted,
Mr. p. made several frantic leaps, and,
finding the ani,ns just passing through the
fence, he in desp ration grasped it by the
tail, and, catching its leg through another
crack in the fence, sank exhausted to the
ground. The shrieks and cries of Mr.. Pre-
witt for help, mingled with the enraged
snarls and fighting ofthe animal, was heard
at the farm, nearly mile distant, and our
friend was soon relieved from his awkward
situation. but so exhausted and enfeebled by
the fright that it was some time before he
could walk sufficient toge to the house.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
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