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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15
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sIs MORRILL,. MISUNDERSTANDING &c.
win be sold us morning, Al los O'Clock. b. catalogue 70
dwaures consisting OF sofas, teie eies rocking
aror chairs cenire, sofa aad side tables marble tors
ma and wartObes. weshsiands marble top bookcases,
son dinns tables chairs hedsicals, spriag and hair
ceses suits OF parlor and chamber furnure cfegeres,
ncy tsbes. aiso rs oil paintings gilt frames. second
iesk ans axurcs ~ engravngs, views OF Cities &c.,
shin ~ nYcss lead pencils, gold watch frussels carpet,
ne quantity diversified hall stands an1 beds, desks,
chars hslc figures, crockery, china, coffee urn, tin
80 ban IL shing rods lot Ia conclusion, OF 1lOD
"A seraa direct from importer. storage fee, anu box.
r al moderate charges.
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H. Writers. AUCTIONEER. WILL SILL ON 4
turdav ~ in1s O'Clock AZ Isl Canal street, pun N
achnc. also one cutting DO, together with bellows and
tools for an iron bedstead mandatory.
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ADVERTISEMENTS REHRWRp EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCT1Oy

LrRED BRAGG AUcTIoNEER a. BRAGG 4 co
~ will sell at auction on Friday, August 10 at leli A. NJ
at No So street. hundred boots shoes bro
&c comprising fresh and desirable stock OF fall goods
suitable for the Southern and Western trade.
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TPAyELLERS, glide.

TIffss0N RlyEa kat.kOAp-eROM MAJ 10 lssI
IL trans VIII leave csmhe s.ses, station "a foloys-
Fr.ress a. NJ and Y. mall pa M through rsa,
II "; enissant NJ .gr fogEhkeeys.s, A. and r.
VI; Tor sine 1890 A. and - y W his train eaycs
FRIDAY evening az ~ Y. M for Hudson Sd Y. ~. f
PseksSll snP ~ The poughkeeI se sing sing ana
Pstsskil the ssaOus Passengers aken -
Chambers Csns Christopher an thirty gs streets TIat1e
r., YORK leave Tfo. AK si5 and IL ~ a. ~ snd
A. y. SMITH. supI
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!. MELIoR. AUcrIoNEER.-pIAMoNp r yas.

2. MEIi.oR, UCTfoNEER.-DIAMoND NGs.
pins English and Swiss gold watches pistols English
.oeg Sl iron sae, &e nj auction, Saturday August
Os O'clock at the salcsrpom, Nos ~ and vs. Pa row
lie he tssor House also, gold fob, yes, and guard
~ cameo mosaic aud scroll work brooches IN scs: ono
md cross valued a $3.50 also one iron safe Jewellers
e,n,acr, secoud twenty-five ruby Jewels, valued n
The whole FOR positive sale Catalogues on morning NJ
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I'm BOYD, ArCTIONEER.-BY BOYD a HILL
viii sell By aucon Saturday, Aug. IL al los O'Clock,
sore 80 spring street large assortment, OF household
ure the yroperts OF family declining housekeeping,
emcvea convenience of sale, comprising every art
,uable for housekeeping purposes aud must be sold
tut reserve,
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A BARGAIE.-oEE OF THE BEST EXPRESS ROUTES
n IN The city for sale cheap for cash Inquire at 93 Muir
street.
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IL. DuMoNT AUCrTONEER. CONDEMNED STORES
Eal auction Thursday AUG. ", at O'Clock ai the
Yard BROOKLYN, VIZ. flour beef pork rice, sugar,
tea, beans bread cheese, cloth and linen clothing,
stores &c.
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A EALU ABLE FARM FOR SALE, AT HYDE PARK
IA cf l. hudson ri err depot; good bald
Tags Price only 81 500 about half Its value II mus be
sold immediately. GEORGE WALTER, 229 broadway,
0Qicas a 4 Y
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I'm y. RUSSELL. AUCTIONEER.-PUDLIC SALE
he frame house Ia the centre OF 10th street belweeen Sc
! and Eighth avenues, formerly belonging 10 T. Dunlap,
be cold at auction Friday, the 18Th Of August at l;
ck at store 81 Nassau street. SAMUEL OsGOOD, As
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G700 LEASE AND FIXTURES or A FIRST CLASS
1OU. drinking saloon for location town. and
very desirable ocaon must be sold Immediately, the pro-
prieor has other business attend to- such bargain Is sol
GEN. offered. App. at 2?3 Broadway
A. Campbell & co
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v. vEITCFI. AUCT1oNEER, STORE, l6 SPRUCE
sisceisy virtue of several executions TO me drec ed
ellvcrcd wall expose 10 sale, az pubc auction on Fri
.nRUst H. f.tS AT 10 A. NJ al 20 Greenwich street all
rhi title AID interest Of Proctor = utchnson, which he
"a day of July. is55 any time thereafter, Of IN and
- IT, cRoMBIE, Deputy sheriff.
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los. vETTCq. AUCT1oSEER, STORE 10 SPRUCE
sree,-sLerhs sale OF dry goods hosiery, dc Nc, this
Friday Auqss' U.s. 1900 at " O'Clock a. NJ, ~ 80 and
arick street consisting o. silks delanes, calcos, mus
popliny iaroues, sAeeing, rel, white aai yellow fan
stripe deniins hosiery, gloves, &c, Sc.
A. D. ROLLINS, Deputy sheriff
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NEW YORK. AMI cosEy ISLAND, LANpING At
IN Fort Hamilton each way.-rhe steamer NORWALK.
CIR, II Roouan will leave follows sundays included:
Leaving q Amos street a pa 4; M IA and r M
Ncrih liver 10 A. ~ landtP Coney lslsni last trip.
10 New YORK twenty-five cents for which return ticket VIII
oe ENes - - NV - J. pcpGr. Agent
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MEDICAL
na. yATsoys NEW WORK" THr cAu-s AND
ssrs FasS o se IL induced =
early ndscreon oher causes IN Which ie nsinrs
ment srsiay esPsnea illustrate By e'osrc. sns .
srry Prics 81 10 IL hal OF e author who may con
sae coa6icnsy :. . waiEer sises, f- doors Of
Hroalwey
a. iYag ard favorab,y known 20 the public may nc
saeia Old oice where he has prscsea q one tsancA
s g. sSa aay oer mar ia he
ss . ~ ,s-ces Sssrss ana n AZ cas-.
cure sraraniget cau,lonNy renciy, Hunter red erep
tod esn oaly ts hae . atove Price 81 Beware Q. cocs
sr.e's
DR + ,RsoYI's PARIS AND r.oNnoS MEDICAL
Advise aud Narria t.rite cpia elon ~ pages X.
electro,,pec lesrau,ns cloth q 7 gives TIE Siser.es
onden tres,mcnt Of erou-nary dlsesses nervous de
b, local and genera froC excuses ndiseFeson 80 ht
opposite ~ Nicholas o ton 10 A. al ia Ls evening
s sa' e he ss saF a.. s. ltun,
nR- coopYs. i, DUANE STREET NAY De con
s,s privately on dseass The s n,s q ms ms ace IN
eS SreSs cssTsos uoasrss SBsO Zee III eure
y,R coRBrrr. i9nuANE sTREK-, MFMBER OF rHs
New York University may Re consulted privsieiy otss
osS cures Or q would apprse o. The lsci hat
be Is he Only grsaed sd,a mao n 'e freshmen 81 cTtaz
Charges moderate
DR. RALPH. --orrlcEs sp HOUSTON STREET. SEAa
Hours from eto IL A ", 6@yf. NJ, Sun days
sgcer,ec AL aeno uriGlry, also female and AL chrpps
-ompsu.a successfully treated Address. BY letter boz 81
Ft-tollte
DarvATF coNsULTATfoNs.-DR WATSON HAS
for series OF confined hia attention 10 dis.
ensss az certain class witch he has treated
twenty thousand without instance Of failure The
rrnetcs mild and there interruption business
change of Diet Or Watson s In constant attendance from
n The morning until at night OF his consulting rooms and
residence % Walker street tew doors wc q broadway
WILLIAM WATSON, ~ D.,
Formerly surgeon TO tae Lock Hospital /.
DiCoRp's rRAcTfcE--DR. c. D. HAMxoyD, PUPIL
IL RECORD of Paris prs Carnochan and Mott Of this city,
physician whose credentials erpertence
success beyond question 10 the practice OF tbs spe
clay All diseases Il bs geni.ouripsry system no msue
how CO rpcnted cured oucr sccusy and without dan.
gee 10 DE constitution his SIG Broadway opposns
he st Nicholas Trestmers also by letter Consuaw2nss
trsnosls Y. A.. hA""oNp' ~ ~
| c,,.pr crpy-pa WARDS UNFORTUNATE
- Friend tie most certain in the world for certain dis
cases used before all other remedies Tor hoe diseases;
wsrrhnte without mercury and requires No deng Tor ,he
cure IL IL well known the only remedy that clears the
de.se the blood and secures ssans sesondary aacks
essS cured IN one day Dr. Ward himself has had more
roc,c and made than any other IN Ncwlyork
rsrtee, cure warranted Unforuna,es Friend w. odce
pIars. street corner Of Broadway
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ASTlsssLUHK.

A woSDI2.--ffE GYPSY GIRL TIE 0NLT TRUE
N pianist In Aulerca, be Consulted all u
life TO- short time only 81 % Rowery; foe 80 b.
The Gpsy hiss also hand which viii enable ladies'
sad gcancme1 70 CHAT lie aicc.e-z o. tie oppo&.s sex
charge extra
A sTROLOGY. MRS FIfuRy FROX PARIS Is TUE
u celeb aed person Of the telling tie
past life aud ceriGn. She
arswegs questions business absent friends
journeys. &C. by magnetism otace, .j3 Broone street
|NLAIRyoYANCE- MRS. HAYES. I1a GRAND STREET,
~ New York - the best seeing and most celebrated medi
cal busiaess elaryoynnt In All diseases dis
cured The Gate and wbcreabo absent
friends made known Unerrng advice given on business,
ae., and no charge unless satisfied.
fSLAIayoyANcE.-MRs SEYMOUR NO. Ito spEISo
~ street few docrI west Of Broadway tho most celebrated
scoycre cured cu-sbie the fate aud Whereabouts u
TRENDS ma 20 know anes-- ADVICE o. buaDesa do
sat charge ugiars sa.sshet
MADAME MEYER Has REMOVED TO 70; SEVENTH
M avenue betwec Twenty third and Twenty iou-th streets
che continues tell and future eventA likewise
marriages Journeys lawsuits business sickness,
friends property lost solen Madame Meyer
IA English French and German AND gives gnasals
for her art.
MADAME MAR TIE TREMENDOUSLY IsASEvENTH
M daughter she tells acer and whether
sou married describes present wife or huseand,n
married, tells you whea and whom You viii marry ani
roads the past events Of yonr e &C. correctly TIA shc ascn'
shes All who visit. ofce, loi Wes Broadway.
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AUCTIOsFER EDWARD

owARD SClITNCE, AUCTIOsEER EDWARD
SCHENCK& 60. VIII sell at auction on Friday, 18th
ant, at O'Clock, at their sacsroon, No 50 Nassau
ct beautiful pacing chestnut bay horse, 49, hands high
ld kind IN harness, under saddle: good traveller
eight cid last March stands without tying; is with
bemish aud in every respec. Is recommended as supe
family horse. Also bay horse 6la hands six years
also the harness belong to the establishment, also
raj rhaeto' ?, rockaways and light road wagons.
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os vEITCIi, AUCTIoNEER, STORE u SPRUCE
stref -Shrrfs sale Of glass jars &c this
friday Augw, IL 1850 a. II O'Clock A. ~, at - Beck
sitcei Consisting Of large assortment OF glass ware,
ials Ac. Also ict ol leather &C.
JAS. y. DESsELL Deputy Sheriff
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oMAs yEITcu, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 10
prqcc s,reei-Shcrlns sale 0, lo.ss lock patterns &C
spruce street. an assortment OF lockH, lock patterns
&c. JOSEPH CORNELL, Deg. Sheriff.
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4 GREAT BAECATS.-TWEsTy THREE ACRES OF
a loud. vita eooo house and owhousss in Westchese-
county seventeen miles che city, wen stocked with fruit
near DEPOT. 81 coo cash, balance on mortgage
GEORGE WALTRR 80 Broadway Offices "a and IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

NEw YORK AND ERIE RAuRoAD.-oN AND Az
IN ter thursday August l. 1886 and until further notice.
psss, trains va leave pier foot OF Duaa street, fo
lows wa
Buffalo Exprrss, nj A NJ, for Buffalo.
Dunkrx Exrrtss. at A. NJ, for DunkIk
Mail. SIS a. NJ. for nuntrk ans Buffalo a-6 nfer1oe-
de stations Passengers By h!s train viii nghs
n Owegc. and proceed the next morning
Chicago Express nj I r. NJ for Dunsrk,
RccSi.nd Passenger ~ 3soP " fron loot q Chamsers
att Win Peyrnon for Suesn and niersnei Ssiions
Wa Passenger at ar. ". for Sewburg and Midae'owa
nm INN ISvress n ~ " for nunkirk and Buffalo
grant AID n M Tor Dunkrk aud Bulllo, and inisrms-
diafe stAiiors ...-u-n.n..s
These express trains ccnneo ~ Emra VIZ ,ns
andai,,a ard Ma Falls railroad for NIAGARA fsla ~
Rnshatr,on with the syracuse and Blnshamion ralroat
a. Corning with Buffalo, Coming Arb New YORK
rai,oaI for Rochester Great BEND with Delaware LsckA
nns and western railroad, for Scranton ~ Buffalo and
nn,rrk with The Lake shore railroad for Cleveland Cncin
nsu Toledo Deuoa m q Mcc AfJux osneral ssp,t
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NOR NORFOLK AND RrCHMoNn-THE UNTrfn
u states mai steamship JAMESTOWN. Capt Parrish VIII
Cor tho above paees 90 6surisy, la,h nsi htocccx
a. NJ from pier f3 North river. She viii Ssrfok
on sunday afternoon and at Richmond on MoadaY morning
pas for the South VIII proceed without delay by the
cfea mat ine 70 Charleston, Augusta Savannah &c Ira
veers VIII Gnd this the cheapest peasanest and most epe
dous route. Passage act fare, Including ate " Nor
folk "a Petersburg and Rsvnosd sl0 eerage half price
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y wvrTs 1rcIIoyrrR-sAKra 4 wEEes

al ~ WEEKS, AUC1IONEkK.,sAkhE 4 Whkks
ull eli AZ auction at The Nerchsnis Exchange,
esev ts grh August, 81 IL O'Clock, splendid country
-i cove Long Islsrd, containing shout - acres OF
ma ,,.re Ia an tsanl communicating with the main
~ a VIDE and Substantial stone causewAv hbeauu-
,oodei with forest and frun trees soi The GROUNDS srs
ilsrc mansion house, about ~ feet 'front.' ans ~ Ice,
has kitchen aud cellar under the whole oulang ana
ms besides bath room, water closet &C Ihere are
aud sstela ntni ouibuildpas the premises such s
coach house wash house, &c. There great aounn
OF fruit trees cherry, apples, pear, resch ah m a
NJ The place Il ebont hours Distant from the cry o.
York 10 which there means 81 access several uines
Nv ,a steamboat and railroad. II required, possessi?n
Ne given Immediately FOR persons fond Of boating, sh
hi shooting, n il extremely desirable. Apply 70 BA-
A WfEEQ No. 6 Pine street.
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tC00 "A SPLENDID CHANCE rs NOW OFFERED
2COO. for smart enterprising man TO secure well
established business, yielding $1,000 per net
profit II light gentee and Apply at 259 Broadway
room IA.
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THRow PHysIc TO THE DOGS SAY I.-rv YOU
sckgo to the office $50 Houston street near iroed
way and take few glasses Of Asorps Fast India pale ale
i wiz do you good than all the phystc ia New York.
then again at down and read the from the Old
Weird: will also nud Of the Gpest oil paintings
painted by wilson the world many q the painting.
the unrivasd collection OF J. Force ESQ T. q " y
Word High street Breokyn chops steaks. &c Dinner
6on IL 2. BENJAEis HONEY, proprietor all the way
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T1ruof EsAIr oRooERs AND LIQUOR pEALER

vVHoI EskLr cRocER's AND LIQUOR rEALERs
w notice -Chsnicas &C. Sc Pure warranted cognsc
oil while and yellow az reduced rates navefngs and
Jamaica nne 81 Crox rum Holland and Fnglhh
~1 whey: cider peach cherry ard raspberry hraudies
vanilla pear berry Pineapple banans lemon ard
cansc Aowe extracts Pre- ca c9oag for brandy ard Port
rnc naive Caawba wine. els juniper. cAraway, lemon.
orange yihc rimcn'o melsa and sassafrss Chemicals
al daslt c0y pcs and smhrUiypes metals patent med
zines Nv papcs insect rcyder asbestos Nierna lime &C
for sas by n. l. FEJ CfTwANGER, liS Malcen lane.
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ture paintings, satuary glass and plated piano.
e, &c HENRY 4. LEEDS auctioneer, will sell, this day
day at 49,, ococ all the splendid furniture in the pr
residence No 10 West Twenty sixth street consisting of
splendid rosewood octave piano In perfect order richly
In II ami satin broeateI large French mate mrrors rich
aved eegere with plate glass doors and back do corner
SIDE; rosewood marble top centre side aud loo tables
Wy lace curtains with cornices; French shades rich tapes
carpets dc. ingram and hall carpets; rosewood hat stand
era yer fine and costly oil paintings; large marble vases
very fine French china vases, card baskets. nc Also
nifty OF dining furniture two oak extension tables
rkeiy and glassware cutlery and plated ware rosewood
and washs'ands marble tops rosewood and mahoga
beds.eads best cured hair and spring mattresses paas
reception chairs, sofas, sofa beds rocking chairs; do
seat and seat chairs china toilet sets; several
It day CLOCKS. Also, two splendid rosewood secretary
cost size. Also arge assortment of house
furniture which may be with catalogue. Sale posi-.
without regard - The weather.
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(NHANCE FOR A FORTuNE-AN ESTABLISHED FA.
~ nifty paper for sale Is Of high tened literary
hitherto neara has good and growing circulation fair ad
yeriag patronage bur might be increased I. will be sold
For further Particulars Inquire OF c. ,. H0WEs 1856
Broadway EOlce II
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I'M /. vASpRyyATER, AUcrroNEgR-wrLL SELL

I'm l.. FASDETATER, AUCTfoNEER-wflL SELL
his day rdayJ august Is a. l01s O'Clock At ne safes
J. No 90 Nassau street., large assortment OF diamond
gold icwery watches, chains, &c consisting OF cluster
single stone diamond rings, earrings, pins, studs,
ches Ac; line OF line gold and silver watches, By the
celebrated makersM J. Tobias, Job Johnson Rrcng.
Cooper. aud others; also line OF fine gold Jewery
sting 81 pas brooches studs sleeve buttons hng rings
ngs guard. aud fob chains charms, &c, &C. Every
e warranted ~ represented on he catalogue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

U,o SURVEYORS &c-roR SALE ONE TRANSIT,
one level and pocket compass complete aud good
order, inquire al I've John street, up s,arA
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BREWERY FOR SALE OR TO LET-A LARGE
ID brewery PorghkeePs.e well ada ptei for lager
bier. Terms easy. Inquire OF wELco1E 2. BEE8E, rs
Wall street, New Work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

mo LEr-TfiE NEW YORK AtADhMY OF NUSIV FOX
one year. the day OF October next with the
privilege OF another year, for $50
OPERAS CONCERTS, LECTURES AND BALLS
The Academy well stocked vita scenery, painted by Al
Lgri bali foor and splendid decorations for
balls to which will be added saloon one hundred and
ten feet long for bal purposes ~
To encrprsne Empressar.o this house offers great "a
duccmcus by the experience OF tho
present that the house be let fo- balls conc ert
nights when there u performance ~
BALI OF anOuh. oil the yearly reaf
required Dire For apply by letter TO The
subscriber, Al Wal street JAMES PHAlES, President
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-23
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT,

The case Of City Of Davenport v.
A!onzo II. Kent, brought for keeping a
shop for sale Of vegetables in a different
place than that ordained by the City Coun-
ci, Of 1854. The case was tried before the
Mayor, by jury, who after hearing the
testimony, returned verdict in favor Of
defendant.
Irfrac inns upon this ordinance are taking
place in all parts Of the city. Is the or!l
nance valid a d constitutional one and
susiainahle before the higher courts? or
is j, without force AMI incapable Of b'i' <
il be abjnrcd, but # il is a valid ordinance
1t it be either sustained or repealed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-23
MINNESOTA ITEMS.

The ity Of ST Paul now numbers, ac-
cord,nging TO the Times, about eleven thou
sand inhabitants.
-Winona has two thousand inhabitants
and il is said the erection of five hundred
buildings is contracted for.
Preston is the name of smart little
town in Fillmore County, where is just
starting a new paper the Preston Journal.
Kenyon is the name Of new town
started on the north branch Of the Zombro.
II is thirty six miles from Hastings, and
fourteen from Far,bault.
The Territorial Fair says the st. An
thony Republican, is to be held at Min
nespoiis on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, the S.h, 9th, and 10Th Of October
uext.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-23

e. One of the fastest engines to
he I, und in the west is to be :secn a, the Nj
4 NJ Rail Road Engine House in this city.
The driving wheels are six feet in diameter
and were manufactured expressly 70, swift
running on the Hudson River Rail Road
They have been put under the engine, 'Da'
vsnport,' which on good road will run
forty miles per hour with great ease. The
presumption is, however, thai the present
state Of the roads between this place and
Iowa citx, will not admit Of making such
time with any degree Of safety, but the
road will probably be put in good condition
as soon as possible.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-23

, there with ny uhcls Ano,hony lie Clare
and 10 sal in his wagon in the street and !
went and psrchased tor him OF Mr. Kent.
Mr. lie Claire knew ! was making the
purchase and waited for ms.
The evidence wss then closed.
The defendants eouneel clair ed that the
defendant had committed no criminal Of
fence ard that the ordinance wasvoid nlsr
gued these question. at length and claimed
the Jury should aequi, him Oh the following
grounds
LIST. No offence 10 proven,the prosecution
having failed 10 prove any Ordinance such
as they claim had been violated.
End. The defend nj hadnot kept such adrop
as was prohibi ed by the act aud thai
there was no proof defendant kept any
shop.
3rd. That the Ordnance was unconstitu-
tional and void.
4th. That the Ordinance was oppressive,
unreasonable, in restraint Of ,r,d", and
void.
9th. That there was no power given in
the city charter to the City Council 10 pass
such an ordinance.
9th. That the ordinance was in express
violation Of q law of the State OF Iowa
and therefore void, which il concerning
markets, and in speaking Of the powers CT
City Councils 10 as follows: They shall!
have power "to regulate markets but not in
such manner as 10 prevent any person
from selling the produce of their own farm
in such manner and quantity as lie may
deem proper"
It'll. That the defer dant could not be con
victe,. OF crime for the violation Of a city
ordinance.
The counsel for the people denied these
positions and claimed the case was fully
proved and, that the ordinance WAS law
full.
The case after a brief charge by the
Mayor was then submitted TO he Jury, who
on returning into Court rendered verdict
OF NOT GUILTY.
The prisoner was then discharged.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-23

The Rock Island Argus says that
there are to be two more Buchanan Flags
raised in that city one German and the
other an !. ish flag. Go ahead, neighbors,
Every demonstration II the kind gives q
deep thrust into the carcass Of the oppose
ton faction.