davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
gThe New York correspondent
the Saturday Evening Gazette Gays:

| have just heard a curious story, i,
Illustrative OF the vanity OF the ladies',
and showing what unworthy meaos they
will sometimes adopt to CRAFTY IT, On
posite the St Nicholas Hotel is the cele
bra,ed iewelry establishment Of the Tif
anys. A few weeks since, two ladies
CALLED there to look at some articles Of
jewelry. They could not decide upon
them. however, but requested that Ger
tain necklace and bracelets should De
sent to the St Nicholas at q particular
hour. The party happened to be just
going down to dinner, and the person
wss requested to call 10 10 hour. Ascsr-
tsiuing as the Office that they we're res
psetable people, he did 50, ana the arti
clss we're returned with message that
they should call the next day. The next
day, about the came hour, q note vas
received, requesting that another neck
lace aud bracelets describing them
might BE- sent to the hotel, which wa
complied with. They we're likewise re
turned, and for three or four Gays the
cane thing IVES repeated, when the party
left town without making . purch ase ,
A few days Afterwards, . gentleman i.
boarding ct the hotel, called at the store
to select present for isdy, and seeing
come articles be thought be recogniz 81 /,
exclaimed "Why. sorely ! have seen
those bsforsW He We assured tina,
sach could not possibly b the case. as
the peeeeens we're satirely original
sway" ssid b quite confidently, "rbsy
we're worn b. . young lady stoppine 81,
eAs 81 NieAslas, end Who each dsy A.
dianss, enpsassd With . di&srsut nsot,
!ase, and 6teselets; end they we're svi
deaNy - ,veaeahls, shss - was bsssi sed
vitA laseeeee,Ag esetsusa. sud enjoyed
~ ed, g ~ female beAsdsss," /
I: = s s|::. |; 4 4; n. ;': .::
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
ONO.

Cincinnati, Oct. -.
In The 9Th district the contest ~ close
between GALLOWAY, rep, and Cox. dem.
Both districts gave democratic ma ori
Ties last fall.
Campbell is re elected in 81 Congress
sional district.
PendletaQ and Groesbeck elected IN
lst and % district. 4 dem. gain Of two
members. Hamilton county shows n re-
publican gain Of 1000 over thase'- vote.
There are dem. gains reported IN wo
counties.
Elsewhere as far as heard from, rep.
have gained.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
Democratic
COUNTY CONVENTION +!

VIZ O-mocfsts ~ sc'ai county f'.Iaisi.d l.,
s-t Ia ID ~ ra.p. iis~ t"wns hip- D-,~gnt. :
s. 81 I'd O tunts a aviation a. b.. hsldeB al H."
Coars Hou.s IN ~ ehy = Dsv.sia,rt saturday
The s3tf dss Il pa'ober IA tan stx o',ioat Y
6, IaiEAte esndiist Tor ii. ,h.se Of Deieatt TO
III constituti hal ,"nS~ati NJ order II the
ustle-td GoUsvN CostayTTER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
LATER.

Cincinnati, Oct II,
The X publicans have carried the
State bv from 10000 TO ~ 900 maj
The Republican, gam ia Hamilton CO,
IS over J,O0u
Campbell AMI Nichols IRE re. elected
10 Congress galloway probably also
re elected Two Democrats elec'el IN
this county.
Nothing definite AS vet from other
Congressman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

- A FrsaCh tailor has Invented cat.
t,sc tnhshins, sapAbls ef snttias oat nstssa
sal'. y sass. AiaSss with sAs SaPiahb %
ttA'aiay
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
Laughter hu,. applause

Laughter hni applause
Ii was to be exhibited that night IA
MISSION twenty five cents, negroes aud
children halt price. Well, of course
there was great anxiety to see this Gu
rious animal. aud the town WAS in a c)n
tinued s'nte Of excitement from one rnd
TO the ,tner. 4. soon a. n,ght fell the
people commenced ,ntherrre one OF
She young men put himself at the door 10
receive the money ani the ether was be
hlnd the scenes quoting TIL ahlmai.
Laughter HE pi,cr ol rshibltion
, rapidly filled, aud Jn-, a. -aon n the last
quarter was -upp lsei to be paeketed, u
| tremendous ritehhg Of chains was heard
behind the scenes; groans aud -hrieks
succeeded ami there was terrible
scratching upon the ionr, and ntoui the
| curtain. The people naturally manites
| ted some alarm, when the rafting OF the
| CHAINS became greater. the groans and
| shrek, more terrific, the scratching more
manifest, until finally one Of the Young
men rushed before tie audience, his HAIR
| disheveled, rs clothes IN tatters. appa
rent blood streaming from him, while
| his face indicated the most acute agony,
aud shouted to the crowd Fellow cit
| isensi men, women. children and niggers
| Of this z, Oh town. Tor God A mighty
sake save yourselves quick, Tor the Cay
aaticooti- is loose he GuYssticootls is
loose" tproarous laughter.
They did save Themselves. aud IN their
confusion and fright the young men rs
capped with their i'll gotten "dough
Laughter ani applause
SO, We have had the Gusasticoot's OF
the slavery question The ciankiug Oh
chairs, the groans aud "-hrieks fol
freedom" the ma lor Intention Of all Of
which has been II impose upon the PEG
Pile by false pretenses, M tbs young nee
Of whom bspoke in connection VIII th'
Guyasticootis anecdote, imposed upon
the eredulty Of those who listened Il
them.
SHARP SHoprI>s. The Utica Herald
calls upon It's brother supporters of Ere
mont
! t1.sr.L ttei, NJ. ,iri ,.,uni "a. ttur
The New York Day Book inier-, tina
If they really intend 10 strike every l,ar
among them, they will have u k,lkenn
fight of 1t: aud tells them ..Pitch int
each other, gentlemen. Strike ever
liar"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
An OunINAHCE

To i"c,sss the salary " the C.y snsn ef-
Sse Ne II enacted b. III, CT. C,ancii u III.
I'll, Of Davenport. That til. ,slary u til Cts Ma
sinec shsil De ave huOdrrd doliArs pr slDuni pay
A,is gnarts iy.
SEC. . That the ssi1sy Of the present chs knsi-
nser b. and TIL Is hrsty Increased 10 aid sum
hls ~ - nj Term " ono.
as>-d snd ap rovsd OFT 10th 1850.
u. O n MITCHELL Mayor.
Attest
Nm HALL Clesk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

NOTICE = her BY given, thst .lectian viii be
- held a; The nsuai place VI holding such eier.
'uns ii each precinct Scott COUNTY mr. The cf,un
~ Tour residential Electors for the Stat ~ Iwa
AMI also At sam time and place viii b. elected one
ID gate to tn" CoIv-htoii 10 fey H.. tn Constitution
~ tn tat of lows.
IN tstini'nv, have ct my hand thi. 10th day Of
- I'D 1870 WM l.. COOK
ot'II -uS Wild County judo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

Well, | will tell II TO you, a. illustrst
ing how great hue and cry, and what
alarm can be raised TO sustain u false
issue. A oumber OF years ago, about
the tune ] was preparing mv-elf for the
active duties OF life. u couple Of young
bloojs. about being emsncipatej from
college, found themselves without funds
TO spend the vacation, or, 10 i've their
precise language, "with not bit OF
dough- Their parents were we'll To DO
IN the word, but 80 excessive had be n
the extrayagance Of the youths, and so
frequent their calls for money, that n
stop had been put to fun Their drafts upon
the parental crib. Laughter They
we're too honest to steal and to proud to
beg, so they hit upon the following ex-
pedicnt to raise tn. wind: At the dead
OF night they visited an adjoining town,
where they were not known, and the
Oext morning notified the people, by
mammoth hand bills, that that evening
would be exhibited ut "a described place
the tremendous animal called the ''tuy
ssticooti-." 1t Was describe, as a com
plete nondescript larger than the mast
odon, more terri. fic than the ayena, that
| 1t fed alone on human flesh IN fact, II
| perfect monstrum horr-ndum Just about
such an animal ~ YOU might imagine a
| GROSS to between rrIzzlv bear and a
streak % creased lightning Loud
laughter In speaking OF It, the biil-
used this language:
| WAN 10 drtots ftyer. into % II ,e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
PtNNSYLVANIA ELECTION

lhr phh,d, pAaa Bullett foot up tn
miloOtl "a s. count e., .it IL TIE Sppp,i'
hun 2lUo. and the dem ,tat> : ols be
iug d-m"staiic gtIt, On last raI OF 5000
The Bnilttiu Thank H., Urm6ti .i,C SiAi.
Ticket J. Elected aud The tatsrr-- D,-t>
about rqltiih divided.
lohn D,ck Rrt"iblc,n elrrtrd [. Cob.
gtrs-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

Laport. Ind, IA.
Porter co. Ind, gives Rep. maj. l25.
Elkheart CO., Ind. gives rep. maj 300
Indianapolis, Is.
Returns come in very slow. Returns
Indicate so far Willard dem, will have
5000
Democrats claim Congressman. Re
publicans however claim the state.
yin i,h district Foley, dem. elected over
Cumback, rep, by 1900 mai Private
dispatches contradictory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
Marshal's Sale.

III RIlC NOTICE. t. heF.by ei,rn that on s,tur
] ds,. IN I'D DAY II Noytmb neI m fr.nt !.
tie Hayut's uhi- In IN cdN Il Ds export, III Al,
ie Al puhlic sal lot ~ YEA "a ia bink >is tSl ii,
~. sid c,iy u Da,npdi iof the cast Of IA, ~
daWn plank I'D " slk ffu,,i II said Ia atn,un,
iug IL ioi ars tStsl un. N III mean
tan. t''r ,.~tt IL AID oi han pa. The am and
III reo' sale g. TAXI place bet cen the h. uy.
oil 10 p'racs s. " and o'cl.ak y. N OF aid dar.
JOHN u TAYLOR,
"a hfstt tsi te-o"u CitN Marshal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

Whrn dI.ots 5tVefs into o. l,e.
When II ats IL N sra AIN lsss' h.ftg 30
When IT sht-Tee, Shtfiw mis- tf,n y al
And wheb ,t yak Il hiAe- Tie 9Th from
l..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
Rich Fancy Driress and
Rtrh SIX U@SisMSS.
RI FINISHING, t,OODN

FVNNJSJfING GVVUS.
aelal, metz, fine While shirts SIX N.fino and
WoOl pder shirts AMI u awefs Black and Fancl
travat. sticks. Neck Ties, Pfekt H,nike rchIe,s
anJ SusI. nder-, Hosiery, &c all Of viii h eurrs
fpr safe AT a.onabr prices at No 9I-clarc Row,
davenport, Iowa OFT I6-dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

GENERAL. MASS MEETINGS.
sAAND RALLs ~ ~ rae DEMOCRACY
WiLL he h..id a, ,ht time. ,n'i pisces ie,isnaIed
w bLs ,dtre.se Win BE- ,t'lWrrrd nv H.b
q Nall va~ OF IN. STATE tlrttot- ssi Jli.,
dis'tE6 Utshesi -psakrr.
"KEOSAUQUA, oci iSih
Sl0WRNEy OCT 18th
IOWA CITY act 22d
Oti,.t. me taso ~ si,nilsr charartrr viii be AZ
DJins.d u ,sk. p.cr NJ in'srv@nins iims- aud psc
u 10 nrsrat, I's, aslnend-d thsi ouf D-niDc craft,
frients sptolnt tbrr similar meetings ia every c"nb
~ In tn Stat Nth vsla. their hve- and prop
-sIy the, sb,uid h. ssts la III. pep. iustrn IA
stor,ous ervrrnlnsnt aud iDstGh tio,,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
LATEST NEWS.
INDIANA.
Cincinnati, Oct. Is.

Cincinnati, Oct 10.
Indianapolis loo opposition ma
Decature township, Monroe 90. IA
opposition ina
Tow townships in Shelby co Is dem.
mai.
Partial returns indicate that iems.
hold their own in the southern part Of
the state
A few scattering returns favor Willard
dem Gov, but nothing definite is vet
known.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

~ be srpt III constant op'IatIau tui tat..is
adurm-i hist pay Al All tin-- ~ Ga h t'e high
ret yr.,r Ia sh,-st. Flour aiwat- ~ hand
BURROWS \ PRErfHMA<.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

1Ts,Se AHHlN ~ OF THE HLA,h ~"A% ~
VIZ iJW< = Ju.1 sci Il and tor IS. Il
Sdtt ,:iileu' III Bt..k S~ tG p,'lrt & i - "
~ -"l aud rsai- Lsi.- ,i.. tat l, ,a aud -
her .,tl5-1t~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

T1n EeeesA AAnAnsena - eea sese)vV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

A- TN WDnkERS NN>fhn lvs /.
shje, At-tiate Tn,uwir sttt .ttd i.hdy ,.,.f.
q u3 N1g,s SMART y tIiLlE1l'~
.rrt-5 dat Body st. ~ =. Il ollie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.
MOHEY MARKET.

TcRsDAY, Jan. D-oP.M.
Quite change has been realized in the stock market
since yesterday. This morning. at the opening Of the
board prices considerably depressed and continued
throughout TO the cose. Indiana Gves declined per
cent; Nicaragua Transit, II Cumberland, ri New York
Central Railroad, y; Galena and Chicago NJ Cleveland
and Toledo, III Chicago and Rock Island, y; Erie, X;
Hudson River Railroad, la; Michigan Central Railroad,
1; Michigan Southern, u; Panama Railroad, X. There
large Gales ct the depreciation particularly OF Eris
Nicsrssua Transit, Cumberland and New York Central
Railroad. Illinois Central bonds sold to the extent Of
s10o 900, Mt yesterdays prices. Michigan Central Rail-
road was particularly heavy to-day We understand that
the ice in the Detroit river prevents all movement Of
freight Fest West. The ferry boat has
daa'iy u cto'slng With passeagrS THIS mast it.e,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Jan. 10-5P NJ
AsHE-The market was quiet and without change u
BRJADsrUfTs-I lour-The market was . triae easisr.
with more DOING the sales embraced about 10 900 bbis
81 ~, and extra do. at IS IL So 37k Western MIX
ed, fancy and extra brands ut 81 SIX - 50 cxtra
Genesee ranged from 80 SO Canadian was inactive
with sales Of few hundred bbls at So 12T % IS.
800 900 bbls at 81 81 IS 81 for mixed and ehsiss
Rye -four ranges nom IS oaT 81 for dse and supsr-
fine. Corn meal dull at 81 tor New Jersey and 81 y
.or bIandywine Buckwheat -four was at ~ 81 . q
80 per 100 lbs Wheat1he sales embraced about 10
600 bushels including Tennessee red at 81 97K aal
Missouri red at 81 90 white Of all kinds was quie ana
.oness to sSo"s sp Suss
ing old Western mixed at about 9Oc Ole. New South
ern yellow and white hanged from s5c eOo for good
qualities. RyeSales Of 500 bushels were reported e
81 30 Aioat oss continued heavy without change /.
prices.
Conn--Rio was quiet, without change of momsnG
11hc and 30 do. gt ii &c.
CorIos.--rhe sales embraced about coo TOO bales,
prices cl0ein4 firm.
FRneHr.--Tc Liverpool 10 600 bu hels Of wheat wsxe
ngsged at Sd. in bulk 1000 5000 sbs -four at D. o.,
700 tierces beet at s 90 boxes bacon at 5s 600 boxss
bacon and loo bbs lard at us. 3d. and LIS bb lard At
o.. To London, ZOO bbls. Hour engaged at H.
Rates to Havre were dull To California rates
hanged, which ranged from soc to s71c per foot nsa
s HAYS Sales OF 200 700 bales werc made at 81.
koIAssss-s Sales Of 100 bbls. New Orleans were mAds
at 49c.
NAyAI sroms quiet and without material change
In prices. ttt
Observation-Disclosures sales were made early n the
day at $15 80 os and 500 bbs sosa
at &15 rs, Mt w1Dh the market closed. Prime Was =
S13 So Clear - pork scarce and held e. PIP.
Beef was heavy With small sales Of country prime ~
- $40, andsof country mess ut $40 III Do ermoot
mess wss nominal at s13 so sls and repaohsd west
at $14 t14 TO- Primo mess was nominal Cat
meatsInactive at IKE TIC. for shoulders, and SIG
&c for hams Bacon sides were in fAr demand without
change in prices Lard in better demand, with sals
Of 400 500 bbls. at Ike IL kc Butter At 49,
2sc for Ohio, and &c &c for state Ohsese wss
in fair demand at n. q l0Ac.
sqcIssales of $50 mats Of cassia rnsde ut 3Oc
and o5 bags pepper at lO9sc.
suaARs--fhe market was inactive and sales light A
sale OF cargo Of 275 hhds Demarara was made for re-
aupg, st 80, and some boxes we're reported Sod,
which could not trace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

A Coon RuLE-The Controllers of the Public
Schools yesterday passed resolution declaring that
child shall be admitted into the public schools unless II
pi esen time exists in various locations to consideraf
Bile extent and the Board Of Health, with vev o
stopping its progress, we'll protecting the public
hesh brought the to the attention Of the Con-
roers. As vaccination the most dreaded form
Of this terrible disease, ia duty every parent and
guardian TO the public to have the children under
their care properly vaccinated by competent physi-
clan. The public supply physician to attend 70 this
duty, that there be for its perform
ance.-PhiIadelphia Ledger, Jan. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11
Superior C0urt-PAxt Second.
Before Hon. Judge Duer..

HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST RAILROAD COMPANY.
JAN. 10.-Williom Chapman Us. The Nsw Fork and New
Harsx Railroad Conpany-Acten for injuries sustained
BY collision as reported in Wednesdays HERALD. The
jury this morning returned verdict for plaintiff for
SO 500 damages,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

fere materially with the business Of that hne The stocks
OF nearly al the Western roads were duh sad osPresed
to-day There are two great csuses bearing upon the
stock market just now, and until both Of them are
removed there can DO permanent improvement tn
prices rise Of any Importance under existing crcun
stances entirely out Of the question We refer to the
sringeny in the money market the absence Of out
side spectators The first Is the greatest difculty
that the second would soon disappear
With two such adverse influences bearing upon prices
must look for lower points In the of prices
three per below those ruling becoming
current 1t would be we'll enough for spectators for
further decline to pause and take careful observation
for It strikes there Ia not margin much beyond for
depreciation. In the absence of unavorabe inte
gence from Europe Of thing short of terrific fnan-
cia panic and convulion in London and Paris must
ok for higher prices in stock securities before the lapse
Of many weeks 1t would be folly to expect any sudden
imitation excitement in the stock Market and very
possible decline to the extent named above may be
Allied but after a time there will be, without doubt
strong upward tendency which will result in actv, and
extensive speculation.
After the adjournment of this Board the following
sales OF bonds and stocks made at auction by A.
II. Nicolay:-
81, 200 la Crosse Milwaukee R. R. SIS, farm mort
1000 csnsndaiena / Corning K. R. ist mort, il.
Is 600 Lake s' Fris wabash St. Louis r r. lss
mort, interest added ................... 65a65H
$1,000 Jacksonville City 6's, interest added "a
100 shares New York and Harlem r. r. pred stock. 22x
Is shares Second Avenue r. R.................. As
20 shares Hanover Bank Observation-Disclosures. e21s
"A shares Broadway Bank ....................120 h
SO shares Tradesmea 's Bank INSTRUMENTATION. 1859
20 shares East River Bank Observation-Disclosures. IS
20 shares Irving Bank 90
20 shares Irving Insurance Co................1O 0X
100 shares Brooklyn Gas Light Co ..............12 6
10 shares American Plate Glass Co..........28 a8l
1b0 shares Submarine Wrecking Co.. per share... $5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

TAXING THE VBrL.-The ceremony Of receiving
the white veil observed at St Patroks church. in
Hartford. the 10th inst. The csadidate vss young
lsy frou Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

Simeon Diapers regular semi weekly sale Of stocks
and bonds will take place tomorrow at In O'clock at
the Merchants Exchange.
At the second board there active demand TO-
Nicaragua Transit, at an advance Of y per cent. New
York Central Railroad declined 4 per cent; HUDSON
Railroad, l. Erie closed steady After the board Mcni
gan Southern offered at ssA per cent, 81 bid Mchi
gan Central, 89k offered, Of asked; Hudson 2SA bid,
29A asked Chicago and Rock Island, IS offered Galena
and Chicago, 125 asked, firm; Harlem, Tx bid, 17ai
asked There a sale ut auction to. day of Harlem
preferred, at 22h per cent.
The Nassau Bank has declared semi annual dividend
Of four per cent The Bowery Savings Bank win pay
tsrest at The rate OF Eve per cent per Of
FIVE hundred dollars and under and at the rate of four
per cent on larger suma, on the 21st inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

.OOlo zA
The total population Of the State upon which the eg
latve eppotionment is to be made after deductng aliens
ard colored persons not taxed IL 416. The right
hand column in the suhoined tables gives the population
upon which the spportionment to be found Dividing
the footing Of that column s16by by the number
ratio Of representation in the Assembly Applying this
rule viii be easy for the residents OF each county
learn how many members Of Assembly they will have
der the new apportonment The only embarrassment in
making the spportionment viii be in disposng Of the
cases where large fractions occur.-Albony Argus
Jan. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

TIE PoPUL krION OF THE SrATE-The Secretary
Of State transmitted to the Senate yesterday the prem
report prepared by his predecessor Of the
of the state embracing the returns Of population In oil
the particulars necessary to enable the Legislature to
appcron the members Of Assembly and reorganize the
Senate districts.
~ in the Sta,s as shown bv this odc;sI Socumsnt vh
the increase in each county since the last State Ia
1845 Five counties have decreased in population dur
ipg the last ten years. oows: Cortland 506 Greene
500 Osego, IA; Tompins, $685. by the formation OF
Schuyler county; and Yates, 965.
The total population OF the State on tbs first day Of
June last 347O 069 This Is increase since l64S
Of 865, SEA, and since 1850 of 372, 865.
There 632 1853 aliens ipcluded in population
The number OF voters In the State ia as follows =
Matt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

5000 7 H&A2d mt BID
20 shs Aerch'ts' Blk. J
20 Am Exchange Blk !
100 Penn Coal Co. b30
200 Read RI. .opg
SO Harlem RR. .b0
En NJ MIL r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

This letter, answering all these descripuons was shown
to have been in defendants possession and exhibited in
the proceedings before the Legislature
two years prior to the trial, Ito. 4l4.)
These uncont addicted facts being established the de-
PENDANT was entitled read the letter in evidence to the
jury Independent Of its competency in other respects
il admissible confession of particeps crmins.
Point 1.-The cefendsnt's counsel produced an afa
davt made by him the 18th of November, 1850 in
upon which Q motion to dissolve the injunction was
made folio 81 and affidavit OF the plaintiff read
on saidmotion in reply, folio sea)
affidavit the statement therein contained To the
manner in which the bundle Of letters therein
Toned 10 which the letter addressed to Consuslo was
contained had been kept by the plaintiff and the charac
Of that letter. and the nature Of the intercourse
alleged 70 have taken place between the plaintiff and
6rst decided that part Of defendants affidavit could
DO read until defendant had first read such parts Of
plaintiffs affidavit as were responsive to defendants
charges in his affidavit.
The Court erred Let In holding that part Of such
affidavit Of the defendant couldTbe read in evidence
less the defendants counsel should elect first read
part Of plaintiffs affidavit, and it should appear
thereem that the reading Of some part of defendants
siDie some parts Of the AFFIDAVIT Of plaintiff 50 read in
to allow The defendant to read from his affidavit to
which plaintiffs reply, the statements therein con-
tanned to the in which he had discovered the
letter addressed to consnelo GO; 74e to 1853 7ei to
to to- answer speci6caily the several charges con.
tanned in DEFENDANTS afhdavit Her silence o. to
any Of them Was an acqqisscence in their truth.
Cons ST. Jones vs. MorreiI, / Car. XII. 2ee.
Sd Also in compelling defendant to read the whole OF
iT AFFIDAVIT read BY defendant should be retained as
axideuce In the case Exception fol- 1015) Substsn
asntislly repeated Col , aO, ns2. r.ev,o. .. a..
were admissibleru ch Of II was hearsay: CAREY vs.
Nicholson "a wepd., $50. Kelsey Va. Bush HiIi 44O
and note 2a.l Roe vs.. ferrar Bo'. paL SIS Hsris
st Also il Absolutely requiring defendant % 'e,i