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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

I Washington, Sept. IA.
Col Beuton's physicians pronounce him
better this morning, and entertain hopes Of
HE recovery.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
STATE DEMOCRAT
DAVENPORT. SEPTEMBER 10. lss
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

ARRIvALA
0astern( viaC Chicsgo)twice dailyeI sun'y MAsrs
Bouthrrnf IAN US =, and lows ciy) daily Ivh M
Northern (vis Dubuque) daily st Sph
Southern (st Louis) daily ., ORR
Northern via Csmsnche LClaire, &c. Tnes-
day, ,rhursdsy ard Saturday ~ I'm
Northern via Ms9uokets. Dewitt, &c. Tues.
day, Thursdsy and Saturday ~ 7PH
DEPARTuREs. r. Il. TINE.
Eastern (vis Chicago) closes 6l-SAA
Northe tDsbuquel
Southern ~ Louis)
southern ri uscatine and Iowa city) ciosrs arm
Mott thern tCamanche, LeCisire, DC, cioses
sunday Tuesday and Thurtdsy at 6PA
Northern n Msquoketa and Dewitt closes Sun
day, Tuesday and 1hursdayst sPM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

New Orleans. Sept. l2.
Mexican mails are received. The trou-
bles between the civil and eclesiastical
powers still exist
Further insults have been offered to the
American consul at Mazatlan.
A new difficulty had arisen between the
Government and the British Charge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
II Complete .fss0rtsssesst
BOOTS AND SHOES
Wholesale % RotA1l,
THE EMPIRE GTllREl

BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
ARhs now In store a large and well selecte
w stoch Of Boots and Shoes which we invite
the attention Of all In want Of articles In our line
(btintrv Traders wishing To replenish their sto
will md to their advantage to call on before pur
chasing elsewhere.
To our numerous customers who prefer Css6osu
Work we continue 20 hold out Inducements In the
way OF prime stock and aviisA aoork, not eQuallcd
tkis side of New York.
All kinds Of Ladies' work manufactured "A usual.
(apeOdtfl MOORE 4 GARBETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

Cincinnati, Sept. a.
The Citizens Bank Of Smead, Calored l.
Hughes, suspended this morning They
have issued circular stating the present
crisis in money affairs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

1A Tennessee planter lately visited
New Orleans, and stopped at the st. Char
lea Hotel, and in the course OF week crea
ted u prodgious sensation. He was stout
plain looking old fellow. and on the trip
down from Memphis contrived to get drunk,
80 that from the time that he landed in the
city, until he left il, he carried on like u
crazy man. paying fifty or hundred times
the value of everything he bought He
gave colored barber $40 for shaving him,
and refused to take any change; paid half a
dollar for glass Of liquor declined the
change, and gave the barkeeper $50 add
tional as free gift On the latter being re-
jected, the planter crumpled up the bill,
threw it behind TIE counter, and walked Of
i'll rage lie had all his pockets stuffed
with bank notes of the denomination OF hun.
dreds, fitties, and twentes, which he threw
away recklessly If he ran against per
son he dashed handful Of bills in his face
Not satisfied with this he afterwards para
ded the streets with linen bag SO full Of
silver that it bent him down to carry it -
Wherever he had chance, he paid for
drinks DC, with handful Of half dollars =
After three days tour of this description,
he packed up and travelled back to Tennes'
see. where he belonged. He is said to be
quite wealthy. The suckers about town
are believed to have reaped a grand har-
vest out of this poor inebriates folly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

"A ~ - i = I II II "A ~ u .
Gall and satisfy yourselves that
Y. w I" Z Il II =
LAS just received the BEST Ass0RTM1AT Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever brou ght into this market, consisting Of
Cofees, Corn Starch,
Teas, Tapiocs
Sugars, Hecker's Farina,
Syrup, Oat Meal,
R.isins, by the box, Pe.rl srso.
Citron, Yeast Powder,
zsute Osrrant, Prunes, 10y the bo1)
Fig. @, the DRUM P,ums,
Olive Oil, Oass,a Buds.
Coffee Essence, PineappleCheese
Preses'-es and Pie Fs'ssifs: !:
Nat. Preserved Ounces. 1elies,
Plums, Jams,
% Cherries. TomAtoes,
Peaches, Ghefkins.
CONFECTIONERY .
Rock Candy, Cream Pigs,
Cream patrs Cavaliers,
Carricatures, Lozcngcs,
Gnm Drops, Sugar Almonds.
Lady Drops Cvnvers. Lcsengss
FIO H:
No and Mackerei BY the kid or BIZ bba,
No White Yssk,
ehad. Smoked Halibut and French Crsw6sh,
Gun Caps, Wsds, Dupont CsnisdeIb Powder,
Shot, &c, and large stock Of
Wooden T. WillOW.waFc,
copsisns Of Plain and Fancy Cabs Baskets Of evsry
description and ftyis Scrubhing Brushes, Faoey
Dustsr~, WISH Tubs, Chilfren's Chairs, &c, kc.
Special attention v called TO our
/" 8 n FE TT L n ~ p 3 -
vhicA CANNOT Be 6lled while BunxlH0, an can b
smashed 70 ssoms without spilinS oos drop os dud
Il 10 truly Yankee Invention.
sepi6dlv-vtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

Utica, Sept. II.
The Supreme has appointed Wa. Wet
more receiver Of the Ontario Bank Of this
city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

NHE greatest attention VII be paid by H. eahocri-
L her to repsiring Furniture In the most substsn-
Il manner and neatest style. Old Chairs and fancy
painted 1urntue repaired in any stye EQUAL 10 nee.
Cabinet Furniture made 70 order and Paps, HangtnS
attended TO With dispaich.
CHARLRS CHAfTInLD,
Cabinet AaAes snd Paper Hanger.
eepl6d1y Rock lsland st, bet. oecond and fhird.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

srent thousands Of dollars advertising. A
few years ago he commenced business here,
poor, but he kept himself di.pisyed in the
papers Scar rcely day passed in which
some new advertisement of his did not sp-
pear. The ladies. new comers and stran-
gers read the papers, went straight to
Smiths and bought their dry goods. Now
Smith is rich, and richly deserving al his
success. So Of Gould 4 Steere. They have
spread themselves with printers Ink.
With such men success is certain. They
cannot be kept down. They know that
they must he knorn to be patronized, and
they advertise literally. Others might be
mentioned, in all trades who haze and do
act upon this secret. They see the wonder
full power Of advertising worthless patent
medicines, and they believe that it will be
equally successful to advertise articles that
are raiuabie.
Let Western business men consider the
subject and employ more printers ink" If
they would be made rich. Look at the
displayed advertisement Of L. + X. II. Ty-
ner in our columns! They also have not
observed smiths success without learning
wisdom. They have convenient place Of
business, and henceforth are bound to let
the public know where they are, what they
keep, and when they have new arrivals Of
goods What . rush Of ladies there was at
their store yesterday Crinoline suffered in
the "jam."
Every business house in the city which
advertises literally, confesses to IA splendid
understand the key OF success and go and do
likewise.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
THE I.vIO.V'B.1kE

ENLARGED AND IMPROvED.
RREAD, CikES, CRACKERS AND PIES !
HAVING entirely re fitted my wo-known Bakery
III establishment, on I'd street, atsve Brady, and
put in and new machinery, am nov
prepared to furnish the best quality of family bread
white and brown. in quantities 10 suit customers
have Al,o commenced the cracker business, and keev
constant supply, for whole or retail, OF every
kiud OF crackers used In this ma, ket
METZGER, Union Bakery,
replidu ID street, a few doors sUovs Brady.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

News! News !! News !!
Myos want the latest news
II you want the latest news
II yoa want the latest news
II you vaat the latest news
Be sure and call
Be sure and call
He sure and call
Be sure and call
at the
Twin City Beck Store
AN d NE VS. DEPOT
SD street. opposite Ls Claire nssse.
where can BE- found st oil times the greatest vari
~ Of Magazines and Newspapers west Of the Aissis
eippa River The following are received regularly and
Ser sale at our counter
0A0AzINe6-
Cooley, Graham,
Putnam, Peterson, Knickerbockcr,
Nockwood, Household Words. Ballous Dollar,
United States, Mrs. Stevens New, N. Y. Journal,
wsvsriy Monthly, 0asette Of Psahion, I6ventor,
Mica Nax.
Yankee Notions, Phrenolosical Journal,
WORKING Farmer, water Cure Journal.
Hunrs Aerch.nt's Mes.. London Quarterly Review.
Dinsmorc's =. b. Guide, Edinburgh &
Appaetoo's =. \. Guide, North British"
and Westminster Review.
NEW YO1K wEEKLIES-
Herald,
Tribune and Times,
Day n0ok and Sunday Dispatch,
New York Ledger and Ledger OF Romasoe,
Clipper. Citizen, Picayune, Brother Jonathan,
Hons Journal Country 0enusmsn. Rural N. Yorker.
HsDsr's Weekly. Irish News,
pogter's Spirit, Irish America,
Poaios 0asetts, Scientific American,
Living Age, Spiritual Telegraph,
Spirit Of the Times,
Lao11ao JuustSosed News anA Thompoonss 1spogter.
DoD4OU WDDELIBS6
Uncle Sam,
Aoercan Unioa,
3nse Y1a9, Wavesy Magazine,
YasSo9 Ooseet, nag Of our Unioo,
Pa, ADes1eon Traveller and Dalloas piotoria1,
-. D1llos uswspopss aad saturday 1vsnins post,
WaGAi10sn 1slioeal DTs, naittnoss 90,
Qne1nnati flnes, and CO0nssoAi,
Davsnport 0asstte, and.
DI0ocnAS.
0u0l101 HApD39-
London puneA,
I1o6oo Weekly 1inao.
LoDdoa ulusersss1 MsVs,
.... ,s:;'; - q. 1..,:sr . os,.s::: ,sa s s.a,
~0. Public Ledgsf, Oe0nseeiAl
Chica0o Dem Press
Ffibuna.
Ttmeo.
0lnDs0Si 1ep1h1ieon and DavenpoH psperss
o1hoosiDeisas received " the shove on The 0ooe
lD0A tes1e ~ - nsasA, Quarter. or Year.
0soeevlos Asvs sa6 ssss yow ssAes.
0.n. ORAR8, AeeAt,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
J. {. COCHRAN 4 co.
ARCHITECTS
Omcc--POst Office Bulldogs
pr. I0n p.v,pport To-.
Denton House.

Denton House,
4 'oHNEk OF Third ard iova te,ts, Davenport,
~ only squares from the n IIepot cus- an.
ietd TO be ~ good House any In the city Tra.
veievs stopping IN y y VIII fnd at the Den,op
House all the cent ITS Of = "a home, comrvi-,ns
cl, an rooms, clean beds, good .tepdaner and n
cheerful complisno with every r.a.ou al ae,r .nd
Charges reasonable nd no humolg
BkrH SHOvE, HENJ rvNToy
Agent. Jnnspsig.4lA =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

PHILADELPHIA BAKERY
Confectionery
CANDY MANUFACTORT!
ShFickeF T. Matthes,
West side Of Brady, betreen Frontand I'd sts.,
Davenport, Iowa.
A Ii kinds Of BRRAD. fresh every norning,
"A ROLLS, RUSk, BUNNs ant BISCUITS.
We win give particular and personal attention to
Furnishing
BALLS, FESTIVALS, SUPPERS,
WEDDING Z 0rHsR PARTIES / PIC MOS,
and TO the nanufscture Of
Cossfece60ssss-v, C0ss16ss = Cakes
Of oil descriptions.
JELLIES, ICE CREAMS 1 FANCY ICES
SUGAR ORNAMENTS,
WEDDING CAKE
PLAIn CAKE,
BLANC AAN0R.
yRBsH vRUI7,
Mn3lN0UDS, uev oeyie,
HYRAnDe, MOTfODD,
HAMCY P1RNCn CAED,
CHARLOITs DR RUSSO,
ROMAN PUNCH,
y1UIT OAKR,
LADY CAKE,
POUND CAKE,
0RON08 CAKE,
WARRINGTON CAKn
III ktssds Or EasscW. .lrSjcgess &c.
An our articles are nanufastured By ourselves and
under our ia0ediste supervision, which ~ gnsran-
tee 70 b made Of the beet naterials CANDIES Of oil
kinds cold aA WHOLH0AlE ct - lov pricos - they
caa b beueht IN New York or any other Asrtet.
~ stSics attsotiea 70 buanees. farnishinO prime
eoos and at The ose roaSoaahle pgtcss, ~ hcpe tc
0estt and obtain share Of tne liberal Da11onAee a
discernlqs public.
Jul,AA0 OHRIORn0 UAFVWRN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
Rare Inducements

u iho-c who buy At Wholesale will lie given. Every
per- who eSsiaiues iny sts,k shall not leave dissa
stcu, as bound TO close out the stock without
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
Thousands u kollS OF Wall PaD<
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPwARps,

For Sale IN Lots TO suit Purchasers.
borders Fircboard Prints, Tiester Ornaments,
o window shates, Gold Transparent and beaut,-
ful, Paper Curtains, patn green, blue. bun and d.
gured At very low prices. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style Of paper. who
would Be vi bare walls. when Jon can have your
houses pspegcd and made G mfortabie for . trfOe.
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Pspertns
done IN Q style not N be exceled.
Please call on Second street. corner Of Rock IslanA.
SHEPHERp SON,
July23d Paper Dealers ard Payer Hangers,
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Wrapping Paper.
Onn REAMs 8, raw and Rag Wrapping Paper,
OUO Including Grown, Medium double Crown
and double Aediam suitable for Grocers, Butchers,
&c. aiss large seize, cloth And hams, also hite
Aanils Tea Paper, all at nAnufact urerA prices ~
No Is brad, street, near the Post ONCE.
7mo20dtf LlADAMs.
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Syme'S surgery.
PRINCIPLES and Practice Of Surgerx

DY James Syme X D s, Professor Of Blinissi
- University OF Edinburgh. &c, &c.
Edited with Notes and illustrations by Rotert
Newton, d. Prof OF Surgery In the Eclectic M.di-
cal Institute Of Cincinnati, Ohio, &c, Sc.
Prom th- Edinburgh edition pub. Cincinnati 1857
vol, 70. sheep $40 pages illustrated with Rngr's,
price IS 90.
just received and for sale BY
ELI ADAMS
No IS Brady street, near the Post once.
6thmo2ldtf
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USTRE:3, BOMBAZINES. FRENCH AND
DnsllsA Mert.os. Wool Dslaines. Dsssses. Pop,ins.
0rsnsdines, Orisatal asd Cireassasn Checks and
Stripes, Gala piaids, Paris Plaids, &c, I'll Of which
W havs ~ sn1lsss vssisEy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18
Our Troy correspondence.

1HOY, June 16, 49,. p
Ire-Eiaaon Ct u, s,rri rosJ " Csrgrs'T n G.tsyd
Wool-comp.im Leicr Of SozsTy Foyf-Ds
c7lpon Of ne 7ssirscniai--Shassy CbsdCs q J.FGsn
Da,is rsrasds ne Hoo. DC, &c.
An act e justice long delayed and rcprchcnslby hrdy
because Of the gny and petty mcasncs In reality o.
Jeerson Davis The late Secretary Of War. has at lat been
consumsaod and the wishes Of the people towards mill
tary hero hays finally been carried Out in their fun sp
and intent.
II may no, possibly nc In the remembrance Of mny o.
your readers that Copgtoss, at rs scsson in 1854 unsni
mo1sly adopted resolutions 10 the onec, that sword
should be presented 10 MAJOR General John Wool, 10
token Of the nations appreciation Of bis high military ser
vccs arI career Of honorable effort soldier and
man. rcsol ycd by Congress that Il, thanks were
Due - evct MAJOR General John p WOOL, for his dis
tneusLed services 10 the with Mexico. and especially
lor re SSH. enterprise and courage Viii rrgrishcd
~ c1u9uc q INC famous battle ~ Bicna Vista Inc roso
iaioua ncr requested ta, toe President cause Sword,
VIE s-latc tcvtccs, % be presented @ Cen Wool, ~
stn9ny 81 TIC rh entertained by C1n yrcsg ~ hif
ga ART and lc1ut c0ntIc thl memorable occasion.
~ COMP snce With those recct the duty OF manu-
fsrtgrng ne sword d'yoyet upln Mr Samuel Jack
o. ialt more, al va completed ycars since
believe The blade F % - inches length, Of TIE
very choicest quality 81 s3e. and mAgr dccuy eriblazon
81 M an 1rnprat8 national oevicss no b Ia of pof g0t
uarsbip The general design is tlr N "A car IN co,n
hash.dden BIZ The leaves Of TIC husk cnvcornr The
uuper rur IL eynbo cd by sprs ed eagle Oh the hrcss
cf rIch IL fhied. bearing the words, UIllera VISA
February ~ ard % is47" The eyes 81 the easlc are OF
diamonds and the cross Of the hill represents the Mexican
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lsw has such power and II he had officer Sho h
ely the # the statute would NOT be Authorized
10 a. Stunning such powers viii Sh beg opd those wnich
arc conferred upon him. either by necessary
implication II the prosecution think that the againpt
psfot as can be established by evidence is that
calls or bis exradigon, they not without remedy: il
IL oores6d and justly, that his proceeding Is no mar 70
application Cor another srrant OF apprehension and
res examination Of lsrot ur, this acnns alton But the
crt having been closed and psssed upon by me, feel
atFfed that authority or Jirsdctcn to eopen
il and continue tho examination
Thereupcr the United States Deputy Marshal shock hands
with the prisoner and congratulated him bs discharge
The prisoner then about leaving the in the COM
tapy OF his council and friends when individual step
rcd In ard claimed Parrot a. bis prisoner He was tmms
diatiy asked he had any warrant for bus arrest win
out ing be bad had he insisted ON faot accom-
pspy pe him paro refused and The man foo see him into
be ei, where ne so conducted himself that Paross
cnunssl Acheo ssenger for police officer to have
hnn aIe.ted No officer cout he found dsengased and
Parrot 20 avoid annoy ance, walked sharply off, leaving the
mGD discussing his rights With the irencs an Counsel OF
Part This became very much excited, aud appear
I'd about assault Of the parties when
one Of Pa took hoi OF bm and cautioned him
nt break the peace This caused quite 40 excitement IN
,ho street, and 10 the mean~hle Parc We understand s
AT large Parrots counsel 10 the Sheriff. Office 10 In
unYe be held any for the arrest OF Paro; The
sheriff personally absent and the parties ia charge Of
the Office without committing themselves tn whe'hsr the
e had had not any against Parot refused
thus ends this long protracted proceeding before COM
missioner Beta the Question of extradi,on.
The civil suit broug by the Northern Railway OF
France still pending, and this action the plaintiffs at
pey, Mr. Morrol h, gave written consent that the
sheriff should transfer Parrot and etet so the solo
cu mcdy Of the United StNes Marsha. o, virtue OF
this the Sheriff transferred the prisoner to the
sole custody OF the Marshal in order that Grret might
be carried back to France Par0t was sub-e leusly
reraanded s,Ody Of the sheriff the
bal request Of Mr. horrogh and without any warrant
order OF any court officer authorizing IT, Parrot
sidored Mr. Morrogh had power verbally to order bis
deenon and his counsel advised him tina, such vas the
fact Hence his for walking away when released
rom the custody Of the United States MARSHAL Counsel
for Psrot, kessrs. Gabraith and Iownshend
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Cen. Walker Letter GO the President OF the
United states.

WNWSCrur, Juno II, lNI.
siR-cn The let Of May last entered into couvcEunn
with Commander Davis, q The United States soop ~
Mays cvacuae tho town Of lavas IN the territory or
Nicaragua Justice to myself well as 10 the rcpublc Of
which claim to be tho rrhful and lawful Chief executive
requires me to communicate 20 your Excolcncy The cir
cumstances which attended this convention. and order
that the events which Jed the agreement between Com
mandor PAWS and myself may be more fully understood
beg have 10 narraie some iscls connected with my pre-
sencc and authority Nicaragua, which bavo never been
properly presented 10 The government Of the United
States.
In the north of May 1854, few eHlcs from Nlcaregua
landed the ro o. Rcaleo declared sraiust the then
existing government, Of the republic and secured, within
two month"; possession Of nearly all the principal
places Ia hs Stale, They soon organized . proyi
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THE 8URDeLL ESTATE.

Was mrs Cunntn CHAM Married 90 Dr. Bur
SeiI1--Ber Application as his Widow for Let
tiers OF Administration Upon the tsstsse-
Further a~sssmouy the Part Off Claim
nat--spne OF mrs. Cunningeam's Witnesses
Rsfuses 60 Answer the CONTRIBUTIONS Tee
tsmony-Or. Burdeii Tells James Wilson
tina, he Is Married 90 Mrs. Cunning ham,
sha Is very Sorry for II.
sURROd ArB's COURT.
Before A. W. Bradford, Esq.
WEDNESDAY, June II, 1857.
nc Court opened this morning al 10 O'Clock.
EVIDENCE o. Nh g. sAsxAv, CONTINUED.
The folio wing reoep, shown the witness and offered
o. evidepce:-
Rtoeived New York January ID 1855, OF Harvey Bur
de forty Eve dollars, being in balance in full for law
service court charges ali other matters
eppernng the suit OF Worst Nort before referee
VIM. T. Horne E'q This Is also ali the demands have
eRsn,t e. a Cuunueh ham her bond or other obl,gao
the above entitled suit, and this re
ceipt for the said H. A. Cunningham
A. r AMsRaAN, Attorney for DENIS Worst
was admitted q At the body Of this receipt found in
Or Burdelrs receipt book was in his baud sritDg
On page a. in tue ledger Of Dr. Burde there is IA en-
try The OF the 2sth tf October, for 1ling
toab, charged in the account Of Mr. Frazer
Tue wi ntss ,e ttto that the handwriting az the entry
vas that of Dr Burdell
10 he came logger there an entry in the Dontors
writing, under date Of the 18th OF October, 1885, as FOL
lows
Il, Cash, So, fron j. Z 4.
S~~~N~~~s~ss->
Wines on-tant habit for the Doctor spea<
very hsrshy OF his relatives this docs not apply 10 all
his relatives.
Dit be saw he did not believe In God, or the oblga
ions td an tsiLS
QuesOB objected 10.
Mr. Clinton opsed TO prove that be said he did not be-
ueve In the existence OF God the obligations Of
cath, the houor of man the chastity Of woman
The Court iuied the question say he DOLLY admit
ted the delsratobs az parties having beAng
upon them and he probability Of marriage bet ~,eD
them TIE particular religious belief OF the arce he al
Got he Of to this The question
"a far referred 10 omen admitted.
WtDesp-He said he had fatn in women, their vir
tur or chastity.
some checks rnarRed No, g. and IL, were edmted 10
be 10 the DOCTORS Handwriting.
The bird In IA foo.s:-
'@-.~@~~
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sPrsISe s,nIJyIoar.

DIvuJov or rtowERs.-PAvurov DB FLORA ov.
ter p.ypeua attractions IN All pertsrs IN ths curs
mental ana he beautiful lcsdmee ostrich and rnnrassv
isathers IN punches and courps e same coIr.s 81
owrrs colures az rbons coos o chenille with I,s,-
sand oher sdornueuis icr lie toilet, at JAMRs TuUKER
El Broadwsy,
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From the Washington Union. June 1e
We arc requested 10 state that the folio wing V a x II
the countries and places 10 which newspapers from TIE
CDed States cannh be srdei via England uness DO
paid at the higher rate than four cents each, (Urcd
States and British postaee.)
The charges on single newspaper u each or ttes
countries via England foiloxsprepay meos oaa-
pulsory;-
LcS,tna.ir. a.
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One OF the counsel for the caiman, here ssked the
Coor for an adJourDment for half hour, give
BIN opiortnDs " consult his assoiAte
and put them In possession of facts which he h,d
earusd be had neen much Engaged 10 the luce dC
oculues that be had bad ime 10 con OLE with them
ane put them IN possession ~ said fa, they musl gn
on without them, az be bad leave upon the ohrr
pressing business, The Comt would not agree ad.
journmeIt
The Court consented TO the adjournment
aFrE SNooN sNSsiON.
Mrs Cunningham ourps the recess expressed her de-
sire to hsve Ecsel pan the stand her counsel
thought that every mpcadau in regard him had been
so ny rehu'ted that the other side wod be npeiod
70 call HIM.
Mrs Cunningham. her youngest daughter, Georg,ana,
(whO by the wa, ch better looking either OF her
si-ters and Mrs.. Wilt, present in the court
during the cay.
The Court sdjourued a. l2x O'Clock, romipaly for hs
an hour hut the council for the claimant dd not return
TIL O'Clock p NJ the could MT be resumed Vii
then
EVIDENCE or RICHARD H. sTILwrLL.
am clerk " the States Circuit Court, aud have
be- Tor the last years. the calendar or the Octobs
term Of thst for 1885, which IL haDde me-
The Judges Calendar the following Is entry hereo'