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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

CT Hardware, Cutlery, &c.-LEWlS BESE-
DICT co. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they eino:ei this city. and have taken
the Store 81 pearast. o9Tcsts the Peatiree House,
where they ar- n,w o9eans ase aad well selected aort
nian OF Goo both Foreign sad Domestic. TO which ihey
would call the attention wishing purchase. apo
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IT, Entire eSancttfcni!on.-Eev. : n. COCHRAN
vii preach n ,,,e,f fnnr;nl. ntcrnunn ga O'Clock,
Ut tr- Fee Congregational Church. Medical College. Crosby
t. 2 story two doors below Sp:ns Preaching ao 70 me
morning SOM. traa ies It
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SOCRATES the sa,t and b.t tie Gecian philosophers
was undcnne death under the false accusation Of
fHpng The minds o the youth and even Hi this enlightened
the pt bnfJarsn Il II maGiie>t tseii cudemnE.
sad un-rrd. any system Of that
introduced. Disease eves the system and trumphs
nhuce> aGd blndy refuse to apply ramed! hut
sal facts ara stubborn things. upd sh:s concn,veb in,
nru.uc O,>., will be numb. red wiki the things tiUt
wora. Scrotuia ci ias long bned mrd!cr skill
orctur!S H1d permanently cured by SANDS SAKsAPAR;LL.
td all Diseases having their impure stale vi the
b'p-d niSu chronic constitutional disorders.
For further pItcuHr, and conclusive evidence o. rs supe
rinr va ue and efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained
ui agents crns
Pepnr,,i and sold wholesale anG retail by A. b. & u
SANDS whnlr>nie Druggists 20 Tuiron ST., New York
sold a!o 3 Broadway - F Broadway. and by druggists
reDefal,y throughout ;ha United Sisies
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

e second Coming W ChriSt.-S Bis, Ei.tn:
Aiy.n erqhi Boston vrl lecture the gni Z.
Jacob, Editor We-ten Midnight y Cincinnati mo- after
noon aud evening i-uady iruea 'hc Church corner OF
Christie and pzincy the above mpotGnt su iect
Second Advent OF Christat II I,d.-Me"tin.s
continued Il Hudson G1,ye streets ECU
.nry every sabbath 10, VI. 3, aaG :. VI: ESQ on
lg.=lly an! ThIrstry evenings NJ o'ci, ,cs.
Bro T. Jacobs viii rrnvu.ncc lsrmilnc lecture uert
Srulaih morning. and B:o N NtH. afternoon ~: eve
nug. IL
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mar:<c.-.... Carefully r.so-:ed tor 7'.s Tribune.

ASHES There good demand g, Pots M 81 25 10. cx
pct uad he sale ~ th. OF Pearls there nave heer
abo+o hbs taken yesterday uat to-day. AT - The
COrru>-rerc Is rather inquiry i;om shippers. bu,
.iay c9t 20 hae- each There marked change
the better srrd,. but the loss grade, show decline ., c
price, cufe., before the .te incr.
FLOUR AMI iEiL-Ghe ragrse, Is very heavy with
bu limited demand or the east aud consumption Price,
Sl have downward Tendency. tcHt>ce quote 81 ST.:
62's and Michigan ssti 20. occasional ,aes
down IL, lie shpunr ,r acI er.t a. icen cns"ccI iT
" boil io LWeriro ut p sterling We notice s.Ie
ht. for England. Nc' and Genesce 80 o. > Sales
20l hbl, Troy l.; - The supplies By the canal still
very uree. sales fancy brand nj % Scratched Gcnesce 2
We hear 81 nothing O Importance dong southern dc.crp
tons Georgetown -: Richmond County, Brundywine,
Richmond CITY held - Rye flour So far sup
ig ciIey NieaiHt2 3 WITH se ot no 10 aJJ b,i sales
20 ds L. Sales - bushels snip stus u; 10 Ct ana 1000
short, al c's. Bag in-ll at - 10 lr0c
cepas 10; OF y % bu.c 6o va Gaas at 1og e T Theh en
is not much here. except store Northern Corn dull Hi7
tTien We notice sa.s no Nortf CaroIina wh,te at Is
cts weight delivered For 4 tie inquiry limited aud the
ei. Gals quiet at = River and Canal. Sales ~ bags
Hack. eyed tens at - per bnr.
WlIiSKY.-l6 Il no activity, and pcestend downward
The arrivals rot large Small sales at .3s. Alcohol
HAY-ihe stock rouslIcr5!e. About 800 hac were laea
ior Sippng NJ 81 "A cents: Tor Cit' 40 80 c-nt-.
HAVING teen very u aIs M a b 't Moa
lec is good inquiry md TO 500 gallons English have sold
about u cents. There have alo considerable sales
prime.
1Ai;LoW-pnn,e Is scarce but common is plenty
!Ehp-!te notice q sale of 10 pigs a, 50 45, cash.
SAIA cargo. 800 bushels. tagged Island sold 2Si
COrPEk.-A pnlcel OF sG,0J It's Peruvian Pix the onlr
one. believe III market has been aken Tor at
private bHrIsin
BEEsWAX-Ihe sale. Of this article for day or two past
are 500 to ,y0C bli> Northern at % cs cash.
PN0N;SiONS.Iihe mnrlli has lot s Fmness ard prices
ruher lower. We notice sale. 20 co., Prime At 81
81, and 10 10 500 do Mess NJ 3l5 80 The market
closes Il, Bout 81, and i3i Beet rather funer rnn
,r some tine past. bu; active. Sales 21 bhs EXirn
McS al 81, . 20. Country aud City Prime % CO.
Mos "a 70. Picked Meats very duh and hear Of
siies ci Importance Lal 5's a d. bbls 6id
kesS There inquiry Tor export ut 5:c. Tn rrcell
uj fresh Western Batter considerable and sell at Zoe
u!d inquired for Il, Nothing doing Cheese. " e
notice ne following 'ul"s made yesterday 200 bb:, Prime
PORK 5 1860 do do 10. deliverable Ii tu.l>': I1tn
City Mes. Eee 0) ~ do Prime u3 y; . 10 bu,h.
Illinois Whent NJ le cs: ~ bushels NoIen Corn n a. vi
5n meus 2vH do Jer- nj ~ !Cu de Virginia White
"a III : % do utheIn yellow ~ 20 a meas 100
do mixed : ueTn at i6 weight. mud COO n New Df!ean.
Mt i.c. weight delivered 300 bbl Pots ~ 2o 100
IL. rt l,nln In NJ ~ n q
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~ Se~Yofk. is nor o2,n fo- ~ ssnms, s.a.o.-rhe
KIT Dcoss open ut :. Entertainments pre-
THrS EVENING sa,u'ar. lime :. The entertainment.
w comn,Ocs with san.si;a Of Doa.ie;;is opera CT
VVANDlERE.! or. the Il rgh.er Of the Regiment
Gre,d. veteran sssa: si:' Rss;'a: NJ; N.1ia.oa
Loo Loo VIZ. S;ssar s%u 10 iarcRione.s et.s Ii"ao
f2faa 1i.s5 SsIS9s .a oer: coe,. a"o li. cals.
LSe'a; Iaaaa 2, s,,2s B.. B. .9'l B,ee'se'
Tn vcNircs. Il ierStufcli aryis
Ine i, Dote;; Of Me.;. ~
Fena, r-raay. Cost. & N:c:l, AiqyvaOd ssbeei~f.
iiobe''-. P-'.ie-;so;; N.s. W,llo u A'n7 Ere'-
SCENE F!GST I-Sti :oacr anon mountain, g: tie
BE G "a e he .'sace ~ VIZ" h. ~ "cieat, " y
:, cha.eau oi.Ae Ns:chloaest. -
haGsg s sf Of % :Ie Gsa G:.e:i:i ii; T. io9s oS.
SseHcfy BY W 8eSsoar s;i.c 4;ls .ta, Nj Mtesei
Between the fs; Gnd 'n 'ct' Of ths Opera lerms!oa
Ame.cs the I}rcy n5d Rarnsn.c *; avasa7zl cale.
O, / T.5i ,5fsH :s Sks .Fs s,iE. s,i!; i5Srs T
The Sai"oos. tnTtes Tad Pnmsnate' alN- al undergone
;- in nsh-; ne crer, e.ca,4 coI..os; .sa
cary,7 eace. ,".,A eiasgn-e o. ie''cl.
lSy- Ticket. ? = Gems. ics
AFR nENpSTER'S BALLAD >0tR .ES--N. Y Socir-
" Llcsfv Riai",g and lsnnnf S'Fce': 'lr Oenp-
e ,1a a 81, 81 45 nj e he ssey Ty On .5@ :" ea> @ i
Tue4isy Fri;ny and NuSUHv l.th l1i. Hrn Gth June
When re MI vaCc, selections ~ NJ ir>f op
Ilrf Song. an .rG rrrdrg Sevrr7l ney: c'n >tinnS-
w. Let Ii, Love Ore inuiher, Home 70 th- Hear-he
Loved One trcrc7sn. the H'leni o nc l'h I'M
srgt-i's Blind pY-jhc lonely Aid Nii-leHciie NoII
In-I'mw N Yn sK1iDhr neaih Of W iren - ard
variety 6 scottish Bui particular. ": whcE G'y be seer
sttha Muse Stores. aud ~ the : .cir;g Lhrnry.
Ticket. T II, Cca:> had ths "r Dnor, op"n n,
~. -r-5,,ne every eyen,n. erf
GRAND PROMENADE. CONCERT OErE--N ;he
series o these concerts, - fashionable aat popular ia'
,i De 1urn: the summer NJ the Metropolitan
fOo., go Bcadwat. cuImercnc second ucsiay 10 niie
Vucti anL Instrumental perOrue5 of the hT>t re-,-"iay
y he engaged ari val he nafc To enNi me
1r ec-ae intellectual au scI emo, Sub,c'p
inn< Tor The .ea,o7 sgre % ys'rly >ih
crbc, Metropolitan. - the season, - cents single
Subscriptions hn,ia SUhscTlpoa 5oci now open al
90 Broadway. By order .: the r9mni',ce --,,,r
n2l l>tf SMELLING iISDALe-
, MEXICAN MUSEUM AERIAL GARDEN. AND PER
u PBrUAL FAiR. ,s.,
FARtheE', BTT&tt yNt:, - ~. TF THE
Grand PERF',RNiA >''t:S
TIE GL?-l-T .-..H ,5L4.yT3SS
nry ," seen from 10 o"ck A. NJ TIL i from II; hai2''
SRrti aI .' Err ~. renowned low Coucli'n
"a Pf:i'IFt tERi'rO md others are 50 sreegvd.
THIS iS liir. l.N-T Day nf he CPS O. t:GN The
lruns 'elcr. She mag be cJn,u ted On o'cok y " u
l Admission TO ,hcwhOle . cent'-cbden under 10 ear
D cents ex,Fn 70: committing with the Gy Queen pr
ystaiy. leo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

IT, Cotton Canvas. COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DTCK, LlGliT glVENS. ntef BOAT SAILS.
AWNINGS S.c- AHo HEAVY ARP AIi1iAS. PA
PER FEELINGS - 10 y inches WIDE: BAGGlNG. pla!n
and t,sii y and Il INCH also. GTa and Meal Bags. -,
BRINCKERHoFF. FOX < POLREMUs.
2-f.ms g Be;lyc: street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

BEAUTIFUL HAIR. BEAUTIFUL HAIs s,-JoSES's CORAL
Ip X, .ToR ATIvEo the huIal ha: glossy. silky.
rors ricnes-t, force i growth and :allns Off
10 cenn dandm-use shilling bottle Yt Jones, Coral
liar RESTORATIVE TINS economical yet beautiful article used
sven or l.t thousand OF the most respectable Citizens ell
1f whom nr del GIFTED with Sold ONLY at TIE scn OF the
= = ~. ~ - -,,.si Il ErsokIyn je6 secd
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1-The Rev. DIR. Da,rbi". President OF the Dick.
ir,, College Carlisle IA w, perch IN tie kuEers street
Church d. kREBgs. ,omCyw Hio'aias ai hall pasi 70
,,'gt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YORk. JUNE. 6.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
J. VI. DODGE, Miniature Painter.

Z. Lacy. Dentist. h-, returned 10 the city and
the oi h. profession NJ No - brnac'"ay
lew doors nblve Grand where he prepared his
former patients and nl other, who necd h,s Dies NJ
vices my.s 2w'eod is Il. l. -,i.
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10. 10 .'I1rNeT sTLee', 7 IHhg-IJIIu
Erntr ,hn I-rifn.l Str,e. l,nzefia Of .inrch I1,n

From the United States Gazette Of 'arch 18TH
JNDELlBLE yK-McSsrs Potts. Linn * figrrs, No 25s9
Makc street. above M manufacture and have r sale nmop-
articles thei; ne u business, druggists admirable Ink
truly indeibe ys 10y - beauty and the simplicity Of rs
marx upon Their apparel aud would tke tat mark and
plain.
From the Ei,o Of ;he North American Of Starch 18th
I>pELIpLE iSK.Ie hive tired Of BaiHhis ndeih'e
nk i.l c!.ecr ly recommend all thoe wishing 10 mlrk
on linen or cotton Ii freely aid egurc previous
partition l. i 10: e- Ly iless Fo,:s, Liam Harms, No.
2I3.. Niarhe; street
BARSHILLs iSDELi8LE tNE@-JnSt received supply OF
tins celebrated ink larag te-tei II thoroughly pre-
pared warrant equal II sspeo. inndc IN the
niiel States oi the imported.
kiso-llrurs Medicines. PAINS. acids Dye S;r.s Ac'ds.
Earl,she c SC which w;i te sold the r1>0aate
t7rnls by ALEXANDER HARPER.
m3 2wis" Wholesale Drl-giS hlur&e; Il. shove l-;h.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

G- Rev. Thomas b. sargent Of Baltimore will
nrDuch evening IN Methodist Cuurch Setry
.,,.et Ssrv,ce 10 commence at TX O'Clock. jus It's
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

ns- Choice Teas, sugars. Coffees. &c.-Just
received arse assortment of fresh Teas. Sugars, Coffee
md Family Grncecs all the kind. MI OF which
are offered at the reasonable or cash. Best old
Java Coffee. ground daily a;IS I'd per ID best Suma;rn d.
a Is b. hest st Domingo do. NJ "a per ID good Black Tea
only Cd and s per d. good Old Tyson oayt. 10 Yonnc
Tyson do u, and 5s b.; also, Sewsrts anh Woosey *
loo>ey's Re.iacd White M! Btowa Sugars Moasscs. Sy
p &C. y B. Good, delivered TO all pant. Of the city free
,f expense. ! .. ON Lt..''
259 Greenwich come, MaHy AM Is Greenwich corner
ya.,,v .t,eet. eslt-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

~ Keep il hcfc ;:'e neopie-.Ihat j ~ ii. Ilce
Nua. Mnle-krn SIX WI :. aud ienT Ci,nsres l'annma
eg echorn Hats n uinde from the net nnera and b'
the experienced workmen hn, great v,rety 81 Mems
and Boys Cloth and Velvet Cnp'. Umbrellas. Cnne, &c.
" g. The above goods all sold nj the very lowest p!-
ccs aud none should buy without iiIst ealing on
J. ". TiCE aud
icSl,- y. BtSCKER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

e. Paper Hanging, Border and Fire
BOARD rRISTS.-J. II. J. ) II. PRATT. No. Il South
N:um and 4 .Sture s,:c"i have i-gd eNeasy=
Paper i!arrrc> or.r anG tire Board p:in-'.
witch they otter Country Merchants and otncr the
49,. .,,.o,- LIo to,,,S mh3) 2iai
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
rs Harnh;,l,s Ind,ilDIe Ink.-T'he superi

Es- BarnhiIrs IndeilbIe Ink.-T'he surercrity
of thus Marking Ink Is very generally edsed by
the druggists the article IN Ph!nfephiH-a
large number OF whom have aeHty tested II. may be seen
by their advertisements and have pronounced
The whole pruces nf marking lie completed III three
minutes. u midnight u desr:,bie.
1t IS called Rarnhii ndcibe Ink after the Christian
Of one oar m who invented Manufactured and iOr ae
by POTTS, LINN - HARRIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

BEWARE or DISHONESTY ReudeT the only place N this
c h.re Won cnn ce, the following lmproTe Ia your per
sons charms appearance and oos, 1 al The ssn amer
cnp EsrIa % Chatham street, 33 Boadwsy and l5s tu
ton>,.et Brookyn For bcauyng the COMPLEXION, ceHr-
ng ep,on &c ous.s Italian fhsmfni soap ., fas
,shi, so and smooth Price % cents For iorcing the er""
md yauying the hair shilling bottle MS fen-
80. ,hs h,ir soft dark md silky steps rs alrs or cures
srf Jandfn sc Thi. the best thing made fo the ha,r-
LIZ t.e III ots,,s s,c, - white let 2reod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

~ The IRISH E,ni;rant Society:-fhe n,
Jnrrnel annual meeting Di Society viii be hell nj " a>
nson Hall Moniny evening, nae Oh. at eight o'clock
T. Vi. Al the members aud rn!i OF tins institution are
ted 10 attend us b.siues. npnnrnce will be brought
5fl3Tc ny the Society : I F. 5oFhG S5EhG sec'eta'es
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

- Martin r.. Thompson, Architect ana buider
office No Wal street grepa;e 70 inl,h Fms and Stps
street doors OF BpweTy. @hc;e he be seen N 'he
evening. miiU S1ls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

MfStATcgE ALAaNkc-FHls |
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

~ GouT-WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills are
certain cure for this painful muiady. Tor tey purge ni Inc
body those morbid hmnr> which the cause not only o gout
nm reunats bu; every ache md suier Prom
four 10 eight said Indian Vegetable Pills. taken every night
on gong 10 bed If the pain severe, nht and ma'nins
,ii IN hoT time axe perec, cure Tie violent
,nck Of rheumatism cout 4: The sane time the blood ana
other fluids y he completely purified that pain OF every cc
scr,p,inn will be literally driven from the bodG.
C,rroN-As conntcr... A5road Hyud a stores OF
Vegetable Fills. ., H.;
Office, devoted exclusively 10 the sale OF the aledc,re
i lei,ont street Boston: and it Race street. fadeDha
CoSsuMPr1oS CrREp-A mode of treating this dis
eac never iriea benie IA this continues In be pre-
emlenty successful II DECIDED beei Hot ceii'ed ii 'el
day., compensation Is required.
je7A- nk Hall %. broadwaE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

lrE- He.v-York Lyceum.-rhc R11r'i of Directors.
have the pleasure OF Announcing TINT y T. WILLIS, E.a will
le,,er .ecture F.-nioS the Taoerazce Tuesday
evening. June II, nj oc c!urA.
Tickets 20 zach. lie had n :he principal ooks'ore',
New Mirror office Nnn-si nj the door -venlGg
1ftle Lecture. /. HiSBRDJCh, Cor. sec lco OTIS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

lc.- sen:iarro,s's summer Hai..-Bin!s style
-: Sumn. !ia' cof2rsia- III; Ges, patt-Tns. exceedingly
llsnt and hca'.t,f-, ready. EtsD
M. 3v.. Cor. Pine and Nassau
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

E-t- Genttemc;:'s swimmer Hnts.-.iMiDON,
corner WAL and Na4,-rst, prepared 10 furnish his
New style ci -ummec Hats. which very light and
teau;iiul IS ie and finish. iny3i Inns
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within the aforesaid period of time.
All this was intended to catch guls, as
every body knows, and indeed as
Rogers said, this was killing the Bank
indirectly, while his (Rogers) plan
would do it directly. Abner's plan
was voted down by very large MAJOR
Iity. Abner tackled, and offered il a.
gain .lessening the amour, of real estate
and lengthening the time for recording
&c. This also was voted down. Mr.
Grimes then offered an amendment,
strictly in accordance with the insunc.
tons. Mr. Grimes defended his amend
ment with great ability. and denied the
right of the Legislature to repeal the
charter. He cnuiended that the Legis-
la,ure could only declare charter for
feiied, after the fact had been Judlci-
ously ascertained. Tha, it was decid-
ed by the highest Judicial tribunal in
the United States, that charters were
contracts, and that they could only be
declared void and forfeited, hy Judi
cial tribunal. That the repeating
clause contained in the charter of this
Bank only declared that on forfeiture
of the charter, by misuse or abuse, the
legislature might repeal. He contend
ed that whether it had misused or abus-
ed its privileges, was fact to be judi
c:aIly ascertained. This view of the
matter was ably supported by Messrs.
Walworih and Mitchell; more violently
though | think no, near so ably, OPP
posed by Messrs Rogers, Carleton, Ba-
ker and Thompson. Mr. Johnson Of
fered an amendment to Mr. Grimes a.
mendment, making the private proper
ty Of the stock holders liable for the
debts of the Bank. Mr. Grimes ac-
cepted this amendment, and thus a.
mended. MIR Johnson was the only To-
co foco that vo,ed for it, so of course it
was rejected. Thus you see that the
doctrine of obeying instructions or re-
signing. as far as loco focos are con-
cerned. is all CANNON.
The bill combining the Jurisdiction of
Justices of the peace to the township
for which they were elected, has been
before The House, and weht through d
pretty close examination in committee
of the whole, and was this day referred
to select committee consisting Of
Messrs. Grimes, Thompson and Wal
worth. You shall hear from ne next
week, again. Yours &c.,
RiTZ
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For the Hack Eve.
Mechanics, Liens.
Mr. EDITOR -

During the October Term of the Dis
trict Court for this county, there were
several causes tried. involving questions
deeply interesting TO the Mechanics of
this ci and Of the Territory. Having
in my possession notes taken during
the trial of two Of these causes, | have
thrown them into something like form.
so as to present the different points de-
clded by Judge Mason and if you
can find room for the same in the Hawk
Eve, | doubt not you will confer IA
vor on the public by their publication.
1t is equally important that the dllleren,
questions arising under our Lem Law,
should be settled permanently. and that
our Mechanics should know how thew
have been settled, that they may under
what the law is, and be prepared to act
accordingly. The writer of this will
feel grauiied, if he is able to contribute
any useful infor nation on the subject,
in the following notes.
| In the District Court for Des Mones Coun.
| ty, October Term, 1913
For a Mechanics Lien ON lot 10 in Burlington
| w. L. II. Rodman, Petitioner, vs. samuel
Smiths Administrator, and heirs. Harriet
Smith, the widow, and Rebecca Littleton,
Mortgage, Defendants.
| 1t appeared in evidence that the con.
tract for the carpenters work on the
brick house on lot No. IS, in Burling-
ton, was made between Rodman and
Smith, in the Spring of 1871. Smith
was to pay for the same by the 1st Of
May, lS43. The work was finished
| in October, 1871. On the 9Th OF Nov.
1912, Smith mcrtgaged the premises to
Mr. Littleton, one of the defendants {;
Smith and Rodman settled for the work
in November; Smith paid part Of the
money and executed his note to Rod.
man for s3l3,52 payable May LIST,
1913, and expressed to be for carpen-
ter's work on Smiths building. Smith
died May 7.h, l843. The suit was in.
stituted Sept. 18th, l543.
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I'll A w X e Y r .
Burlington:
Thursday, January 25, 1sf4.
Grand Celebration.

The 9Th anniversary of the battle
of Trenton was celebrated in that city
on the 26ih ult., in a most interesting
manner. Eight or ten military compa-
MES, amounting to about 800 men,
were present and fought sham battle,
intimating. in every respect. the glori.
Gus action which took place on the
morning of the Goth Of December l776.
The military were divided into four
different detachm ents; two representing
the Americans, and, two the Hessians.
The celebration commenced before day.
light, at which early hour thousands
had arrived from the surrounding coun-
try TO witness the exciting scene. AT
a quarter before nine the piquet Guard,
at the head Of Warren ST., retrea,ed
down said St. to Perry, "a cross ST.,
where corps Of Hessians were sta
toned. About the same time, the
troops representing Washington's COM
mand made their appearance, crossing
the head of Warren into Greene, (,he
St. adjacent and parallel to Warren
The Hessians in Perry ST., now march
to meet this advancing column Of Amer.
leans. and soon brisk firing commen-
ces. The Hessians retreat down
Greene until joined by retreating par
~ of their countrymen. who were
driven from their station by de.ach-
mcnt representing Sullivan's command.
Sulivan's troops then filed off by a
flank and rapid movement, and, march
ing down Warren, crossed over to
Greene below the spot where the re-
treating Hessians were still battling
with the Washinglon party, and pro.
ceeded up Greene in front of the Hes
SLAMS. Thus hemmed in betwee, the
two American detachmen,s, the Hes.
slams, seeing escape impossible, lay
down their arms, and their leader sur
renders his sword to the officer repre.
senling Gen. Washington. The pris-
oners were then marched off, being
placed in the centre Of the Americans
with reversed arms; and the whole
body proceeded to the State House
where they were dismissed. The
Trenton Emporium from which we
compile this account, says, ".he whole
scene, the marchings and coun,er-mar-
chings, firing of musketry, retreating
and pursuing. the flight of troops and
the final equalization, admirably rep
resented the great battle and the victo-
tory achieved on the Goth of Decem-
Der l776."
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-25
For the Ha,ok-Eye.
Supreme Court-.January Term, 1874.

Supreme Court--January Term, 1874.
Orders. January lst, 1914.
Porter and Drazleton VS.. Fl Moffett APP
peal from Henry. Dockcted by agreement
OF parties and ordered to be dismissed
Orders. January 2, 1874.
D. Hines VS.. J. Sigler. Error to Van Bu-
rem. dismissed.
S. P. Hoyt vs.. d. Bennett. Error to Lee,
dismissed.
A. B. Porter VS.. J. X. Field. Error to
Des Moines, dismissed.
A. E. Macarthur VS.. ]. Coffee Error to
Johnson, dismissed.
S. Jingle VS. United States. Error to
Cedar, dismissed
Causes decided
d.. Snyder VS.. A. Humphreys. Error
to Muscatine, reversed.
Causes decided january 3, 1874.
G.. Cox and wife vs. S Bunker and WIFE
Error to Washington, affirmed
j. Mckell VS.. J. Neil and wife. Error to
Des Moines [Ruhearing,l affirmed.
Orders.
Hallock & Cook VS.. d. B. Smith. Error
to Scott, dismissed.
]. Eckard vs.. +. S. Summers. Error to
Des Moines, dismissed.
C. E. Stouc VS.. w II. Walker. Error to
Lee, dismissed.
Causes decided January 4. 1914.
H. Moore VS.. Bridgman and Partridge
Error to Des Moines, affirmed.
Warburton Il Co, VS. Mattox & Co., ap-
peal from Dubuque, affirmed.
]. Mcconnell, Elder of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, VS. A. r. Gardner and the Uniyer-
salist Church, appeal from Johnson. affirm
ed.
J. Marshall & Co VS. J. D. Bush, appeal
from Dubuque, affirmed.
Clark VS. O'Laughlin. Error TO Louisa,
reversed.
Causes decided. January 5, 1914.
S. w. Farber vs. A. Levi, appeal from
Dubuque, affirmed.
A. Hurd VS. Duchess County Bank, ap-
peal from Dubuque, affirmed.
B. r. Petriken VS. L. Davis, appeal from
Dubuque, affirmed.
United States VS. Martin Hitler, certioyari
to pes Moines, affirmed.
Lowe & Hickock VS. J. Gauby. Error to
Des Moines, reversed.
P. d, Hartman vs. w. Goodrich. Error to
johnson. affirmed.
C. Cravens VS. Emily Cravens, &c. Err
ror to Van Buren,, affirmed
]. Burge VS. Burns 4 Snyder. Error to
Muscatne; affirmed.
]. Wright VS. Martin A. Britton. Error
to Van Buren,, affirmed.
ORDERS
VIM Long VS. G. Long. Error to Mus
catine dismissed
A. McNuliy VS. H. W. Moore & Co. Err
ror to Dcs MONIES, dismissed
Causes decided. Jaauary6, 1874.
]. Daugherty VS. Bridgman and Partridge.
Error to Washington, affirmed.
]. Smith VS. Smith and johnson. Error
to Johnson, affirmed.
United States vs. Henry Switzer. Error
to Cedar, affirmed.