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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-04
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-04

The So bscribers, proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, St. Louis, beg
leave 10 inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established a branch
Of their house in K COX uk ,
whore they will keep con
star sly on hand u large
and well-as.orted stock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-04

DLATF0RM Scales, from 70ofbs and upwards, oi
i Fairbanks pattern, with and without levers. foi
sale nv j. W. Ii. IothEh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-04

- iAfl0SERY .-Aruold IS Writing Find. carinns,
- red INK, superior cap, letter AMI oiotting paper
bill books, blank notes. deeds, etc,
noyl j. H. WESTC0TT.
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Libel Suit,

On Wednesday, NJ. NJ. BALLor. Pro-
prietor of Ballou's Pictorial. of Boston.
was arrested at the suit of FRANK LIS
LIE. the Proprietor of Leslie,s Illustrat-
ed newspaper. and appeared before Judge
WooDBuFF, of the Superior Court, ana
gave bail in 3,00oin answer to the charge
of libel
The action is based upon the alledged
sending of an anonymous note by the
defendant to the firm of james 7. Der
ricksoa & Co., paper manufacturers. tend
ing to injure the credit of plaintiff with
the above firm. Damages laid at $780,
900.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25
CORRESPONDENCE.

Sullivan Ferry half way over, in the
year of Gov. Wells attack on the
Judiciary enc, and the 2lst day OF the
18th month.
DEAR SIR:-Bion Bradbury .- with
me on my boat: and over bottle OF
wine which has made him eommunica-
tive, he has impaired to me quite large
amount of political gossip. He says it
won't do to run Wells for Governor
again, because he is Is stubborn as a
mule, and has already beat his bruins
OF. against the Majn> Law and the
Judiciary. The democratic party can
not carry many dea heaiS this year and
succced he thinks. Il is thought at
Washington that Mr.. Fuller. our Re-
preventative had better be run for Gov.
and Wells promised the Seaatorship,
observed Bion Mr.. Fuller is at home
noT consulting his friends, and making
the necessary arrangements. am
faHora5ly disposed, remark d my friend
thecollector. because il will prevent a
collision between hia ami me about the
Senatorship. Fuller has had an eye on
liamlins warm scat for years; and
sian says that in 4 $ dreams it always
COMES IN Turn directly after the Passport
eotiactorship.
lie proposes for NJ 70 help him in
getting tuller nominated: and he thinks
Wells caa be sent over Niagary falls
the political ialls-whieh will settle him
:or lite. In the event of lis not having
much inclination for taxing 70 ira'cr. why
then the President can exile him. bv
giving him an appointment to some
Central American State. Just before he
leaves the Presidential chair next March.
Bion says h can manage Wells better
ihan Fuller, and that must help along
the plan. Now if l can get permission
OF YOU, 10 use one corner of your paper
. make knewn our schemes. and to ask
the public to further our wishes, l think
we can succeed.
Bion says for my pay, for services
rendered him, he will get some one IF
his political competitors, to buy shares
il the Sullivan Bridge Co. or in the
Hancock and Washington Steam Nav
Co., which will be killing two birds with
one stone. Because, you see. it would
ieavc the poor fellow without the means
of carrying on his fight with him. and
relieve me Of some stock which declares
tae wrong kind Of dividends.
will write YOU again after see Fuller
aa1 talk the matter over with him.
Respectfully your Ob't Serv't.
IoHS HoBBs the Pilot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

an. equal rights. the dispenser of lax
, with a stern independence and unshrink-
ing integrity, fearle IS alike of the frowns
of power and the dcnuneiations of disap.
pointed parties, into that state of subsar.
viency to authority and fear of political
influence or personal denupciation which
will soon leave it without public eoaf-
dencc or public respect, the mere register
OF other mems DEGREES, powerless for g9ad
ard efficient only for evil The judicial
! ~ as created by the Constitution has no
power of physical force orr party influence
t. sustain it. It depends for its efiicica.
e. aad beneficial action upon Tire unsha.
ken confidence in tn hearts Of ths people
which up to this time Il has enjoyed on
its inlcpenlency, It's inpar;iality. anil its
finn and lofty moral courage. This con-
idanse once shaken car last refuge from
til storms of party rage Is los.
In view OF all these cons;derat osS. tn.
UGiarsi gnad. members Of rhc House OF
Repres ,nta ives for the year 1886. deem
It e!u.y which they owe to themselves
their eon ytitaaHts. and e the State. mos
saiem1ly 10 protest, as thy now do tera.
by protest, AZ inst : passing, OF tn al
dress for tae removal ot Woodbury. d.
Viz from tn o:Iice Of Associate Justice OF
tae Sapfea Jads ii Court. -Aaa that
" may b. forever irccl from all saspi.
e:oa OF ever htvins participated ii and
consented to this deed AMI thai our chill
drca, and taose WAC conc after rs NAV
know, when the consequences Of this &
til at OF political ralcor and injustice
axe felt ny then. that We were eultlos>
IN ms great transsresS.oa and that il
may rema.n for al! :ime, as 4 solemn me
moral Of or resistance 10. and orr detas.
tatioa %, this act Of iniustc, tn filth.
fal and honest officer. and of w9oag to
ths STATE. Il aazlefminin5th the foundations
on which rests orr Jad;eigl structure. WE
ask that this. our protest, MAJ b. entered
Oh TIE journal Of this House:
Freeman i. MORSE, Jno. y. Sway, +.
Lehael Trot.. Joseph Gar5;Il. John l.. +
Moore, Joan Pesi, Warren Brown, Hor-
az Cuts. y. P. Emerson, y. {. Deer
ny, + Pearson, IT., J. i. liam. Thomas
Chase, q. 5. B4rrows, Hiram Hines. \. +
]. West. J, \. Woodman. Daniel iiowss,
Aaron Lytord, jeremiah Mitchell. WI.
Fam tisaes. John Hume, .Anssl Merrill. F
BENJAMIN +. Stinsoa, Joseph W. Handy. /
]. ". s5Fitt3n William Daren. james
NJ. Leaeh, Noah Barker. Henry McGig-
err, Alden>B. Weed. Micajah Curier,
William Grag-, josiah Norris, r., Rich,
ard TAYLOR. Daniel Ninslow, c. c. Cush- !.
man. William b Sargent. John Burd.
Stanton. Andrew Archer, Has.
ketl " johnson, James Pray. John Cot I
liz, /. S, SiIshy. Charles P. Walton. J. +
Dinsley. ir., Horace Wentworth. 4. NJ. 3.
Y Vaughan, Thos. Mari, IT, Gilman GoQll. +
Stephen d. Linds y. J. K Eden, John
D. Gilman. William IL Lnnt. Nathan
Neal. Daniel Lancaster, Seth Scammor.
Iaomss Mayo, il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

FIRE.-On the night of the Goth inst.
the Steam Mill belong to Gen. Henry 3.
Jones was consumed by fire, in which
Jones, Enos Woodland, and s. p. Clark,
were the principal losers. The loss of
Jones was about $1,000, and tina. Of
Woodlands abont $1,000, worth of head.
ing. The loss Of Clark's was in lumber
mart of which was work that had been
got out ready for house and was to be
shiped the same week, this loss and DAM
age will not fall short of $1,000. The
new Ship in progress of construction
came very near being burned, but by the
vigorous exertion of the fireman it was
saved, as also was some other prop
erty of Mr. Watts. The origin of the
fire is not known but it is supposed 10
have caught from some boys that had
beenin the mill the day before; while
others think it the work of an ineeTdiary.
It was not discovered until it was 50.
on fire that its progress could
not be STAYED. A Spectator
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25
Another Concert.

We learn that Mr.. Brett wi, h his Ju-
vernile Glass Of Singers, will close the
school for the season by giving a Con.
cert at Lords Hall next Thursday night.
Mr. b. speaks III warm terms of praise
of the musical talent displayed by his
pupils, and feels sanguine Of giving an
entertainment that will be well worth
patroniziug. Miss Hill and her pupils
will lend their assistance. and add to the
attractiveness of the occasion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

The ALEXANDER FAMILY.-These per.
formers have had good houses in the va
rious Towns aud Cities which they have
sis',ed-So We learn by the papers,
They are spoken Of as possessing excel
lent voices, of good power and scope evil
dencing con siderable training. The
bell ringing is finely performed, and ia
considered by those wko speak from
having witnessed it. as the attractive
feature of the entertainment.
Please notice their advertisement.
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THE JErrERsoSIAS-in some remark

TIE JEFFERsoNIAN--in some remarks
on the recent stampede of Office holders
from the meeting on Fast-day says
This stampede is after the fashion Of
his corpulent Highness Hon. Nathan
Clifford, who while ago rose from his
seat during sermon time in Rev. Mr.
Chickering's Church, Portland and POM
poursly marched out, slaming the pew
door after him. What pitiful exhibi-
lion these ltunkers and quarter over
make of themselves. They are not 50
decent as their slave masters in Wash
ington. who sat quietly and behaved
themselves decentty during the delivery
OF thorough anti-slavery sermon by
Rev. Mr.. Conway, right in the citidel OF
Slavery.
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A MASS MEETING

Is to be held i, Padeford & COS every
day until the people are clothed anew in
a suit of the cheapest and best garments
TO be found down East. Their new
Stock is not only of goad rnalerial aud
we'll made, but like charity will cover a
multitude ef sins by just treating youf-
selves to new suit. Who buys
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25
COUNTY MEETING.

All persons in the County OF Hancock,
opposed 10 the present State and Nation
al administrative, are requested to NEE,
by delegates, at Ellsworth, Saturday the
3D. of May, 10 O'clock P. NJ. for con-
sulta'ion, and to do any bu siness tn =, NAV
come before them. Per order ofCoun,y
Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

t. committe on elections in the house
have decided that Mr. Fuller of Maine
the sitting memper was duly elected over
Mr. Milliken, and recommends that the
latter receive per diem and mileage from
the commencement Of the session.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

IrThere is no necessity for parents
lncnring the expenee of physician when
their children are suffering from the
whooping cough, Devine's Pitch Lozen-
ges effect speedy cure. % cents box
sold everywhere.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25
A CARD.

The undersigned tender their hearty
thanks to the members of the Engine
Companies in this town. and to the
citizens generally, for thier mastery and
successful efforts in saving their Barque
from the fire Of the 2lst inst.
J. w. Il I. D. JONES
Ellsworth, April %, 1856
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Harper,s New Monthly Magazine
The May number Of Harper h,s been rec
from Fetrige Il Co. Boston, Agents.
4 visi, 10 the Silver Mines of Central
America, and Commodore Per-s's Expe.
dition to Japan and The Gnawers are the
illustrated articles in this number.
We have read the visit to the Mines
with a gFea, deal Of interest; and can
! bear evidence 10 the truthfalness Of the
description OF the manner in which the
Mexican toll at their laborous work,
unteiieved by the help Of the modern inn
Provemen's.
This number complies the twelfth vol
amo. One hundred apd Sky thousand
copies OF this Nc, issued which at,ests
lis popularity.
ilarpers Story Book, for May, is also
rec Ton the srme gents. Otthis wotk
il may be said, ii is useful aud entertain
in-. Tic abave works f,r Sale b, Mo.
ses Hale.
Godeg,s Laaie's Book, i5r May reed
from the Publishers. We repea. What
We have hpTetof9r, saii-tita, tbs IS tn
Magazine. 1t is always in serson. al!
ways capltalIy illustrated, aud always
anxio1sly lroked for. For sac Il; tie
Bookstores.
Authors Home Magazine, for May.
which is great fasorita with ali, IS rec
YOU bay number oil any ei these Maya
zines. and then examine the others, aud
you viii wan, them too. Well yon can
ge' a supply at Ilaie's OF o<good,<.
We have reed Foresters Playmate.
pa5. by VIM Guild & Company Boston.
This is a Monthly Instructor foi You'h
Edited by Mark Forester. and capital
illustrated work at s1,oo pei year and
well wofih-tHice that sum.
Tie Ladies Wreath and Parlor ANU
al. New York = Bard q; aud Seoyll.-
FMS work published as above, at Sl.00
per year is filed with choice eading and
has always steel Engraving represent
ing some beautiful fi)ser, bird or ffnit.-
Ii Is very attractive Magazine and Is
influence Is oil the best kind.
APHlL-Putnam's Magazine has coG-
PIE OF verses descriptive Of April rather as
she should be than as she is this sell
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

PR0ctEptNGS IN \ CHURCH The
Ellsworth population IS quite rcSolu:ein
keeping Upits character. ! $ Rev .Ammi
Prince. Methodist. was preaching Fast
Day IN that pl4ee. he touched ppon the
saPie Of :ntemperauee. ThareHpan seY-
sral .: his hearers INDUCED in noisy DEM
aastrasions One who last fall publish
Il himself a .Baptis. Of 10 years
sanding. row We believe, sheriff Of Han
cock cossats. 20, UP ans. leii the meeting.
Aco'he- weli-5lcd individual nos, and
e-..e. u21n tao Preschef for al explaaa-
fi9g Of as remarks. Another. straight
wing, strai-a;way latt III, Superintea-
dent OF the Custom House also found
that he had bushes, cut OF doors. The
Collector of the Cus;ombs hal previous
II left Another individual. braWled GU;
that ii that were a political meeting, he
moved to hrve an organization.
Bat soon. these spirits havcing been
exercised, order was restored and the
services went en-.
Oh course it is in the power Of any one
present at divine service to lerve the
house in any manner he pleases. Indeed
the example Of walking out of church
has been sanctihed in this State By the
example of that paragon of good taste,
Col. Polk's lucid minister TO Mexico. and
al the smaller swells of his political faith
in the State are free to follow in his mag
nifieent and prosphoric wake Mercu.
ry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

Geo. NJ. Weston Esq. of Bangor re-
Gently delivered an Address in Washing.
ton D. {. in Which he establishes the
fac. that .S,nttern Slarery reduces North
ern wages
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

The New Yok Evening Post, abon; a ;
old as Democracy Itself, has f5rsaken
formerly and definitely, the so-called
Democratic patty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25
"Beliveing, We rejoice
10 sec the cursa rap,ovad ~

Alter ONE HUNDRED DAYS of
terror, ending with violent, revolution
AIRY procedure, the .hirty-fflh Legislature
of Maine adjourned sine die, on Thurs
day, the 10th inst. The evil they have
done will, we fear, live long after them
they have done no good to be inferred
with them.-Journal.
DECISION OF THE GovERNoR IN THE
JrDGE DAVIS CASE. We have read, as
the Argus recommended all 10 do, this
decision of Governor Wells; and we con-
iess to no very profound impression which
tina. lucid [ = document has made upon
US.
We recollect that this same Samuel
Wells, when on the bench, had fifteen of
his decisions out of thirty one set aside hv
the full bench. We should not be sur.
prised il this later decision should Share
the fate OF the fifteen. A Judge who
has made SO many blunders is not entitled
to have his opinions received withou,
some draw back; especially when he acts
as a mere partisan. Thank God, tina,
we yet have Supreme Court, and all
power is not invested in Samuel Wells,
though he belongs to Mr.. Barnes ..goe.
eriag c'ass." The-end is not vel.
Fem. Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

Harper, Gody's Peterson and Arther's
Magazines for May. received and for sale
by ], B. Osgood.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

serve Gfase III ms Court, to enable 1t
pro sed nnlis'nrhel in tr'asaeting It's BIZ
SIN - and tt prevent tie disSracetn
spectacle of dupi;eata officers acting L
the same business at the sam time iha
t1a f'ct that the claimant presented a re
cent colniI si.an tGo.n thu Governor, III
not SIX the gus i'm from judicial eo@nt
1aae- tatt the incumbent 81 the office
or any 9TH c.t;zsl wi1ss individual o
personal rights, bE'hi~ decision, were IN
jar;o1sly aifsetei. has right t. reqaift
u / ti5;o7. from the N I:citl d2partm nj
whetl:2r tn t3evos2aar hal. At the time G.
'>s1i4t IT, commission. III, power l. i,
= uatar n Constitution that a.iy oth.
construction weald max aaY commits.
&.1a frJu tn GoTerA1r. 10 an, officer in
State, Go4a.y O. taan Wild and op2fa-
TIE, aqd .iys. Il effect, Ii, unlimited
pgssf, IN IT, first iu=tlncr. ot appoint.
meas,ta til. cx7eltiv1, ey2a III cisss il
uA.eI h. rs III .ni.cs;ly IL authority o:
a7aoi4.t..s.....
\ lr.t:.tg !. - =. tg4e thai every sep
a.a.e lie sart.a mt IF poxev has right t.
ne, ;9,tge1dcntiy In IL prescribed lin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

Joseph Brown Of Ilesboro Gu, the
throat of his wife recently and then tried
TO make way with himself. Cause Rum.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

1Nr Greedy, Of the T,ituae. Leaves
Washington. TIN, week, and vii 90 OH 10
ms farm for the present, Mr.. Pike, enc Of
the abissi Of the Tribune editorial corps,
taxes his place At WASHINGTON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

+. W. G. is entitled to the loaf
Another week for other answers.
We shall publish Mathematical ou.s-
tons and answers, every other week
No answers given this week win
iyro send his answer to question No.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

Rumor says that the Steamer Rock
land will leave Roekland for Mach asport
on Saturday morning next.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25
The Elements If Cohesion.

The Washington tespendeat o. The
Jetfsrsonian, spanking Of New York pol.
liics, says:
The democratic and know nothing lea.
ders would be wiling to coalesee, bat a
coalition Of their misses Is impossible.
ihe, do not u New York possess that.
polteal genius which has brought to-
gether the Straight Wings aud Deuocra.
cy of Maine.
The genius which brought. together
the slFaigh, Wings anil Democrats in
this State. besides Rum, was .ha, they
were out Of ofiice. They came together
to dfmk and remained to prey. .HercuTV
BENTON SUSTAINED At HoMr. At the
recent municipal election in 81. Louis,
Mr.. How, the Bentonan candidate, was
elected Mayor by 800 majority, over the
anti Benton candidate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25
BALTIC,
At NEtN Nnn
The Tr'aty of Peace Sign.d.
NEW YoRK, April l.

NV YoaK, April l.
The steamer bshic is a; anchor tt.
side the bar. Her Papets arrived up al
IL IL o'clock without previous anounce-
ment
The Treaty Of Peace has been signe d
by all the Plenipotenuaries.
On Sunday. 30lh, great demonstrates
we're made in PARIS, 6relng Of cannon,
Illuminating, &c. English demonstrations
much qu,etor.
Raiifcations canno, be exchangded
within TOUR weeks.
Steamer Africa arrived out 3lst.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

The Cleveland Herald gets off the fol :
lowing parody on the Mellow Horn"
which might have been dedicated to the
observers of our new liquor law !:
Allnature smiles to usher in
The bushing queen of morn,
Aud patriots with the dag begin
To take their usual horn
EUnion River and the Bay are clear
nf -Nararnfinn nnnhsirnefei
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

OF: rasauein-. eft retreating,
She has Won our heart the while,
And we cannot choose but io,e her
For her fear-drops and her smile.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

Dir. Buchanan has arrived at New
York and welcomed as the CUES, Of the
city.
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4 PRIL.

A iimid, b,ushins naldea.
With downcast, fearful ewes.
In her hand an opening rosebud,
Pettunel by dewy signs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-25

AeRlL-Putiam's MagaZtne has eou-
pie OF verses descriptive Of April rather as
she should he than as she is this sea-
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,EUnion River and the Bay are clea

II ice-Navagation unobstrnetcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

The NAVAL COUNCIL or FIFTEES.-Fr0m all
quarters we hear the condemnation of the do
ings Of the modern star chamber-the tide Of
public opinion is rolling in rapidly through
the press. The Venetian Council of Ten sem
tepced their victims to confinement for life in
the dungeons hey ond the DOge's palace, and
when they crossed the Bridge OF Signs, they
were in total ignorance Of their offences, knew
not their accuseIs, had no intimation Of the
blow until il was struck and all their hopes
blasted. Will the enl ghtened republic of the
United States create, foster and approve such
Robespierreap tribunal? We are led to these
remarks by an article which we copy to day
from the Buffalo Morning Express, by which it
will be seen two other instance of fragrant
wrong are noticed. namely Commanders
Bullus and Nicbolas--botn gallant, capable
and faithful officers
Let the press and the public speak out, in
tones Of thunder-Fiot justitia, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

THE LITTLE FARCE At ALBANY.--Mr. Bailey,
hard shell candidate for Speaker of our As
sembiy, is I" in favor Of the reunion of the
dem ocratic party upon national principles"
reunion Of haros and softs upon Mr.. Bailey
for Speaker "upon national principles" We
must not overlook the little farce at Albany
upon the Speakership, pending the over
sbndowing and intolerable Presidential SQUAD
bic at Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

He DENIES IT. Thuriow Weed denies that
he mixed in at Washington for the Congress
printing; and yet his sacrifice of six weeks,
more or less, there, could hardly have been
disinterestedly devoted exclusively to the cleo
ton OF Mr.. Banks as Speaker. We are afraid
that in some shape or other Master Weed, as
usual, is busiest at Washington in behalf Of
the claims OF number one (No. y to the pub
lie plumber. Quicn sdbe2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09
United States Supreme Cou,,

80 -. WASHINGTON Jan 4, 1886.
AZ the opening Of the session tins morning Nj Aex
this court. "
No. 20. Guild and Iogbiner ". Joseph Frontiu En-
ror TO United States rstrict Court for the Norshern dis
uct OF California Judge 5risr DEM efed the opinion of
he Court reversing The judgmcnJ Of the District Court
steomer Pay State, VI Goldsmith Wells e. al Aeuess
from the Circuit Court Of the Southern district Of New
YORK Judge Nelson road tho iud yment Of lie Court
tcLeBt.
No 4. Tho hera or Thorms Barnard v heirs y. Chas-
ter ishiey et al Appeal from The Crcait Court Of tho
Eastern district OF Arkansas. Judgment 81 Court wa