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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-03
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steamer Has tAsFHrLL. bs,ise MatftH.r
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~ EI,, Pr. aud nsrgtsr proof, enms wtsh lnryN
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u contemporary n hnts further IVES,
than We live thus slsaks out hi- sentiments
AMI he is just abon, right.
SMALL PaTAregs.--A man living ln the
West doing business In the West aud We, get.
tins his printing doue in Eastern aifices.-
such man ought Ia be fi.a bitten and mos.
quito haunted, until he thinks less II a dollar.
and more of Western printers.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-03
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-03

~ The cetnef II Perry sHd Thir streets consisting
~ lsif a.ssf1awWt afA lsritsf Ksssahau h. usual
y k.pi in that hh" se.t ot is Mississippi shlcL
he ansrs "a the PHhlic ht
H UWOLENILE IND RET Ill.
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EVANS. CHEW q CO.,
"HOLESALE GROCERS, EXCLUSIVE
w LY Wholesale corssr e>coad aud P~sry sss.
Davenport, Iowa Agents for lsaein . esaiths Pos
der Mills Iy2Nf
OTTO kLU0.
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
IL al.d Produce Agent for NcCormiek's Reaper
Second - below Harrison, Davenport, Iowa
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,T,HE OREAfEsf Af7UlflOu WiIL d
i paid by fhe sshsarihsr V rspnlstng vusnlanvp
In the most suhsaausial mAnaee - n6aooM e9yje
Old cAalrs and fAssy paAnee1 Busl1lase ssQaneo4 a
ans style s2sal = 49, 49, u 95Sso 80 =
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WASHINGTON, Uct. l.
Two million dulcr~ worth of United Stat
- stocks came IN this morning for re,emp
tiun.
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WI
llutch'ns 4 Co., John Smidt a 60, han
ker-, suspended. Quite heavy run ON a.
u. Hunt a Co, who thu lar sustained
themselves, and II - expected will meet all
their l,ahilitics
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IL y. BRAiNARN \ go nu~<A
lDs si the old stand y" ! - I. =.
'ftt" k1W, ate haa rrsFiN4uF 4 !
tall AtaeA ~ fashionable Ean aad
Ninisr 'o'd. ,n their iine Which heS W.T. ,eT =
haw sWA WESTERN hausN
tlf = tsts .A.att
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08

CuLoMA AppLEs.-lu CCloma orchard
there are apPles growing ten inches In CIR
oumiercnce.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
Oruuille Dailq Butte Rerura.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE sth, 1857 /.
Ernn, the North,

The Steamer Goliah arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 9th, from Crescent city ana
Humboldt, bringing the Herald to the |'th
and Tunes to the 30th nit. The news IS
unimportant The season for taking whales
in our harbor and vicinity, (says the Ores
cent City Herai } is approaching and we
see the Crescent City Whaling Company
have commenced its preparations for It.
They have prepared, shaped and fitted the
timbers for an extension OF their whari
upon the Island where their fish are taken.
The Crescent City Plank Road and Turnpike
Company were to elect officers on the 4th,
of June. 1t is stated that at Indian Greek.
ID ggiugs the miners are making ; ~ per day
to the man.
The Humboldt Times says that mining
oprations have been somewhat retarded this
spring on Lower Trinity, III consequence Of
the water keeping up; the river, however Is
now fast falling, and the miners are getting
iuto their claims We learn from parties
located there-Canadian Bar, aud this side
that the prospects are favorable for
good mining season.
Hook and Ladder Company is being
formed at Union city.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
ScrOfula and Diseased Blood.

tDR. GUYSOTTS improved Extract Of Vel low
Dock and Sarsapara" is "a true specific The pro-
prietors have IN their possession over hundred
ceriic les Of the most e,trlorlin ,ry cures effected
by 1t. We can seieIy sag, Try il IL reyives the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the Blood, and by lis tonic properties restores the
invalid to life aud vigor As spring and summer
medicine, it has NJ e4uh It's singllarly efiiacious
action on the blood its strengthening and vIviyIng
action the system stands pre- eminanty above all
other Sarsaparlllas. If you would have the
brought back 10 your check, clear healthy anG.
transparent skn and life and Vigur imbued through
tho stem, take .uysott's Extrac. Jf Yellow DOCK
and Sarsaparla IL contains more of the pure
Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other preparation
extanl, which is chemically ccJioined with the ex
tract. Of yellow book and tue Extract of Wild
Cherry, thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than Gny other Sarsaparilla before the pubs
lc ~ lie same time it Is perfectly free from all
Lneral poisons which cannot be said Of other sar'
Sapara Compounds.
q BE careful aud buy none but QUART BoTTLEs.
SVld by Druggists generally.
Cotton & NcDcrmni, Agents for OruviIe,
Park q vi hIte. General Agents. and inpaItersfn
all valuable Patent Medicines, lo2 Washington ST.,
san Fruuctsco my 9-3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08

@9C-The San Francisco Ledger has fur
ther information IRON the late Important
expedition. a gentleman recently arrived
from Mexico states that about sixty miles
from Altar, he met the company OF Mexican
Intautry to which the boy spared in tho
brutal massacre of Crabbs expedition had
been assigned lie appeared to be in good
health, although his spirits were much de-
pressed and although treated with COM
paratlve Kindness by the soldiers he was
compelled to carry n musket with them. Our
informant states that through tear Of fur
ther jeopardizing the poor fellows safety,
he was restrained from attempting counsel
or assistance He seemed TO be of the
opinion however, from what he could gath
er from some If the otGcers, that the boy
would soon be liberated.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08

Masonic STATUE Of WASHINGTON The
Fredericksburg ,Va) Lodge, No, 1, of
which Washington was IA member, have re-
ceivcd letter from Hiram Powers, the
sculptor. in which he says the fac simifes OF
" asnington's Masonic regalia have been re-
ceived, the model prepared, and the marble
is now ready. lie promisrs to forward
photograph OF the statue, copies of which
are to be sent to the various Lodges and
Grand Lodges throughout the United States
which have subscribed to this undertaking.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
coRNEn MvkreoAERr Axp HusrooS srRkArs
OR VII ]. z .
FRANK JOHNSON, ,.... Proprietor.

49, HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
h#t known heretofore ss lluntuon's Exchange ]
LII have renovated, re.hlted, ne~h FURNISHED ana
Oppnrd il under the HbpyT name, with entirely new
arrangements have erected IA spacious dining
hail-added a large number of eieg"nll! furnished
roo MS for families, and am prepared 10 accommo
date any nuInuer OF guests ia manner thai trust
will be satisfactory Ia ALL Having had The ben.
eit OF long experience IN the business, ~ q a |
shall give my whole attention To 1t. | intend to
make this house IN all It's essential Hppon mepts, .he
very best IN iliis section of California
FRANK JOHNSON.
n B.-The Cal Stage Cos ',eEeraf Office is at this
House, where passengers arrive from and depar To
all points ot the country.
Deceub 80. 1896. d3l-U
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
Ordinance No. 10.

IN ORDINANCE Prescribing the man
ner Of diAposing ef.fnes feried J0r no
IafiOns of tie OrdHdaceS ~ Me 10scH
of OrODiiIe. -
ii. Board OF Trustees OF tie town Of Orovii'e' dc
Ordain as follow: ..,.,.
SEC st All fines Levied aad iuposen 'Di ti',. H'va
is of The n-oyi,ions of any orIinauce or ordiiai-
e.s of the tow OF Ornyiile shall be pa'd over % ins
haud- of he Treasures of said Tow ami sbai ne'oN
10 and be drawn 0aI oI Nv Gsnerai , upu VI sou s"'H
Un n ON The order Of the Board Of Trustees oil sail
town.
f"''' THOs. WELLS, President.
Auest. s. .L.SsYDER CLERK.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
Union Hotel & Stage House
SPANIsHToWN BUTTE CO.

RIPLEY 4 SrANlELS, ......Pr, prietors.
SA. THE UNDERSIGNED inform their friends
tliiI aud the public generally, that They have just
.J opened NEW HOTEL in SpanIshtOwn bear.
ing the above name, snd having proVdcd II with ali
the arrangements that constitute first ciass lluIr
clean aud comfortable Beds, bUuntiMlh furnished
Table, aud "a Bar supplIrd with the best ot Wines,
Liquors ana Cigars they sOIict The patronage OF the
travelling public
Es-The California stage Compan make ,hrs house
the head quarters tor their Coaches la SpanIshIO"n.
j. +. RIPLEY.
joins :. SIAAiELS.
Spanishtown. December 20 1855. d2U-U
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08

Corner OF Second and d streets,
MARYSNILLE.
TENliE Proprietor nf The Western House wishes to
Il inform his friends ana the travelling puDlic,
that from The hoeral and eX en>IVe patronage which
has been shown the Western House, lp. la.
Reduced his Prices to the following rates
Meals 80 cts-Lodgings, so cts.
BOARD, weekly ...... Observation-Disclosures 90
BOARD, with LODGING G....................lU 20
slNGLE kuuM~ Let uUt by the week or month,
Nihou Board-PriCes according To location.
THE DINING ROOM
OF tie Western the bcst located and the best con
Quoted III The city, aud VIII be managed entirely by
X. ). MURRAY.
SELECT ROOMS
For Ladies' or Families palrunizing this popular
liode, aud The pubic may rest assured Oi receiving
every attention
We SHALL EXTEND NO CREDIT
At The Western.
There are splendied BATHS. NEWS ROOM, Cigar
STOKE, Fran store, and GeuI Itmen's elegant SHAN-
ING SALOON, ami the Ine&s LAR ROOM, win the
choicest LlQ OES and CIGARS to be iUupd IN The
city.
Tae Western House is the largest and he4i kept
lious IN thus city, liza" ing uccO nodatloIs lOr 200
persons There Is ii L.ree Ere Proof "a e IN lhe
office tor the u-e of the travelling pubic, aud all de
posts are under the charge of The proprietor, who
VIII De responsible for The saine
lhe West House viii close each Qlght at II
CLOCK, aid open each morning al u cll'Ck.
p. HENRY, kfoprietor.
r. j. MURRAY, Manager. my6-lm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08

Across THE PLAINS One Of the most
prominent bankers Of Sacramento, intends
starting, about the first of next month, for
the ATLANTIC side, rta the plains. A mum
bey of gentlemen of leisure acco npany him.
Their outi, Will be complete, and all expect
speedy and teigh,ful trip.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
N O TIC e

OFFICE OF THE BUTTE QuARTz MINING Co.,
Oroviile, Mny ly;b, lc]7.
N OTlCE is hereby given tu The Stockholders oi
AD the Butte Quartz Mining COnii amy, IhntA se-
cond assessment OF thr,-fDur hs of one per cent
the capital stock of said Company has this day been
levied by the Board Of Trustees, and made payable
al the IreIsurers office before the l1h day OF
June, A. d. 1857
:. WV. COUGHEY Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
NISCELLAN
M j. :"
FORV lRDINn HOUSE !
John d. Heating
I'm the City of Marysviile!

With view 10 transact atey the business of all whc
-nru>t good 10 his care. lie has secured Keel
lent FIRE PROOF SrORE-boUSE on high street,
MarNstilir wh.re he trusts his up'country riepds
will find hun ont and give han call In his expert.
ence and cnsiye acqualnt nee, the public have
AN assurance that their business viii be prumpty
performed m29t
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pypUrr n, N,.o,tvu en- sunSsy AsrsA n Emns Ger
Ih.h ~ =. ssn.I.rr Of Inoh .nd L<tty Beaae Neo

BgHHET-In Brsoafya On Sunday hxsA =, Ema. go
1hupby inf.n. daughter Of jacob md Ls''S 0e'''"
gear sLd - esys - =
CoLrLor s.oord day th. 5oth list, cae' Goes 80"
TS- relative. nd friends Of .be family respectfully -
20 stead his funeral Firb day mex Isuf'asy ~, usr
mt from his late resideSos.sNo - bioeeAe' '"7
cIvFRosCa, s,Ism.ns C.n.d. w.., on s.urdsy, MAreh
Il, }. d Cameron esq, late Of the b0h' hoa''" Wy
DUNS-Or Nendsy, March 80 At No 4s HOe''0n street, "
oop'uDptien, Alexander Dunn. aged years
DoYLEIp BoOilyn Moads1, Mnsh 80 I,.soaa
native Of Courtssnnon Corey County "eaiora, 49,
De wITT-At Nev.rt on Saturday, Marc, - yo.Ni
None, infant son Ct Josiah H. and Am.nds DE VIII N'
FOGAPTY-On MONDAY March So after long and 'eo'0u'
lin es,, CsthsriDe Fos.ItJ, ssed q yesrs
JACOBUs-oD Tuesday March ST. Cornelius C. J'eoou'' III
, the eeth year Of bis age.
Due nouee Of the funsr.i 20 morrow. -,
KELLY-On s.ono., March 80 81 scArsna Mary EhI,o..a
Kelly daughter u hchAId and Elizabeth hehS 'ee1
LAN6F oRD-A, C.ndi. N. H.. Saturday MHet 2. Ps1
Anthony Lspsord, aged Is y-As 'op insw OF me Ae
Joseph Walton OF Portsmouth,
MOTION Friday March 20 at Hamilton, Madison iun'J
T. Stephen Germond Mott; OF The late Josepa a1-
Utica, N. the IS year OF his age, formerly Ie'
MiNERc3n nO,d., uornins March Helen w.lslsy IN
FAINT daughter Of Francis and ksscy H. hne'' Asea
MARriN-At Pcitehs.sr on Ih1..a.,, nacs I. 2.
MURfaY-0. suna., March . cs,serine MaP1s 'sea
MJLsHIEOn Mota.,, March 90 Moan Muhin son oil Deh"
AID llama Mulshn. . ,., H.
McDONALD-O nopo&) nifco 90 ai1eI ss''ia' !.
ness Miss Dora McDJIsd aged 80 yeas for many year,
resdeLt of this c,;y . ,,r l.. ,ha
RILEf-On MondAy morning, March 80, Edrna naiey' " ~
18th gear Of bis age, 49,, =. rr.,
RHINL-At bis r,.deDce sspeon Staten Island On TEE.
ca, no1I ina March 81 CHARLES Rhise il the 1910 year o LIE
REILY-on Monday March So Michael Reilly ssed - years.
alive OF CouLi Csvsn Ireland . u
sATTERLEE-Oh houday morning March 80 CathIine -
daughter of Edward and Jane Alma SstteTiee aged
ard 7 montha- - A.,
SCUTT-Ip New Durham, N. J.. on Sunday morning hAicn
g. William Scott native OF eoneneshire, Eng AHu
in the 6lst year Of his age. . o., 10,
sMITH-On sunday evening March g. Walter Smith, ssed 81
.,,.
sPENCER-At Aiken, c., Saturday March 81 Mr. Albert
Spencer OF ths city. =, - r
van BUREN- in Wnliamsbursh, Sunday. March g Of
fsnms,ion Of the lungs Eliza Marietta only daughter Of
yANDERHOOf-At Harlem Sunday March q, Of droPsy
On the BRAIN William L. Cosw., younsest child Of Coiae
Inns g. Rachel A. Vanderhoo aged year and 10 months
WARD-On eanesdsy March 2 drowning 10 th- Della
ware n FoIeLce N. Samuel 8. Ward Of jersey City.
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sHIY GOLDEN Race wrecked 90 River Mir built ..
Tbcnsson, Me- In 1881 s57 tuns register rated ~ and val
uec At sbou, $500. Owned BY Messrs Roberts Williams
ci this ard partially nsueo Wall IL supposed
BAEk ELLEN PARSONS, ost passage from Palermo
Tor re~.OrIesls, built at RoboHgsown Me In lS< It
tuls register rating 10 Boston, vaued a. ABOUT
eotO, aid sGpposed insured IN Boston. u,
BkIG b. COFFIN Lost her passage from Cape hsyaen
this Fort built Harrington Me-, Ia 1904 ran9
l59 tubs register owned 1t Eat Mschs and valued AZ '
Her cargo, valued ~ some $500 in. ared In Sewio
IHE REPoRT that the brig Mary Of New fOrh ~ - oe soo
from Capt Mckee 9Th, stated that be had re-
covered nom mia attack Of fever and should sH
days.
MISSING vEssEL.-Br. ship Duke of Bedford, Lloyd from
10, since been heard Of
EXTRACT from received by Enwood Walter esq, Sec
Rotary Of the Board Of UDderwriters dated , Il, i, Ill.
KY WEST March 21i wrote you recently That tue sniP
principal for the ship The weth-
since ibe I'd has BAL and most OF the
returned The captain VI tue spanish scnr tnnA naI tne
vessel be lowed shAos AID The cargo saved
Name Capt Coin here the 10Th inst, receive Ans
coon aDd whest OF The late snip Isni
scot WRECKED Grand Bahama fne snip Cshcen Of
oh arrived here the 9Th ins TO receive aud
for ara TO the OF ship OPh wrecked
the Chr ssrbrx4a Ground on the zlst.
NEW SHIP bUALco, Of 6ea which sunk 10 Penobscot Bsy
After sinking och and subsequently dnea uaore Brian
q O, Isnd gone piece. The nAsrals saved from
~, vi Il have taken To kochAad 20 be sold.
BRIc G.LvEsrox oved TO New bedford 18th
And where she has been ASHORE for zine
past Her work. In good condition. and she would be
taken the railway !,
Of coal. bound Charleston, C Newcastle Del FEB
IS. and Is fsed she lost Cop b. belonged in hAnoas
Plymouth.
faEaE passed S,h inst, about % nnss sOushss: Of
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Steamship Clyde tBr. screw heiklsra Glasgow March O.
with 10 pass j. 7. TaPsco Experienced heavy
w gaes the entire pAsssge.
U6M steamship Augusta Woodruff 81 hours I'm savannah
uldse and pass 70 s. L. Mitsh. Saturday 2sh, 50
miles NE. TyDse. passed schr Paadome Grown, from
N.w.York Tor savannah SUNDAY, sop m. Hsaern Light
Mn w. banged signals with steamship State OF Georgia,
from Phadsiphis Charleston. Sunday s45 hstteras
Lsht sW BY g. exchanged signals with steamship Alabama
from New York for Savannah. .
Bah w. h. Newman (oi Bdumoe) Gsvet New Orleans Is
days, with hour, beet &c, ~ mattel .
Brg H.rInoniAn (sSec Rodsn, Smyrna 81 days. with rags
10 order. 80
schr Alexander Law Wood, Delaware, with corn.
Ship Sultan tot BostoL Wyman, Norfolk days. with cotton,
&c. 10 W. A Sale.
schr YOUTH wyman tBr Ponce R, March TO- with sugar
MASTER lat. 81 D. lon 10 TO- spoke bark California
Tor time schr P.sdise from st. rnomss
for Boston.
Sh Margaret Hanson City Poiat days. with nour to jas
Hunter Go.
schr Triumph, Baker, Delaware, with grain
scbr Hamilton, Hopkins, Georgetown d. c. days with
-four TO MeIrl l. Abbott
Propeller Jackson, Baker, Baltimore 90 hours with msse
II. b. Cromweu
Propeller Westehester CLARK. Pfovids1cs.
SAILED Beis steamship besque, Frantsen, Antwerp.
WIND-Sunset W.S.W.
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The agent Of the Rothschbds ships $500, ooo shd
to -Dorros. We hear Of no cher ship'nent.

There is no marked charge in the hoaey ms''es %
esn, bu, stock osn, made vita retoer hess
and more discrimination Is evDced 10 reshu ~ 'or
ls.rals 1t lie minated that the E1chsnSe nAnser'
who have been boarding exchange at the i" r''7s
ruling for the last few weeks, are nov more disposed
70 draw, and consequently Will be resr Ieod." 70 the
street hereafter. In paper there 10 ~ change. Inc
supply of 6rst-class ia quite moderate in me
dncount houses at 9l0 Y cent
Tn. exports OF Produce continue to exceed hose OF
the same period laat year. berg for the week 81 49,
749, against e. t97 s6s, snd for the ye% III far,
sl7 675 against $6 800, SOC. Included in the ex-
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Boston, Mach y, 1857.
WhnleSs.

Ar, ,.N.r Bedford 2sh ship Edward, from Nantucket So
Ar 18TH ship Jefferson Hunting North Paci6s
A. n.1om. min Es, Mason and another whAe.hip
bound to New Bedford THE report 10 not credited IN New
An ., Psy. 18th ult C.taphs Snow NOS scssi a't,
Atkins Adams Whom, IS mos. ,0s 'ps S9w
on and on DO. ID Hst James Lopez HAe0''' y" ~ '
do "a inst. bark Jo'hu. Bnsdon SWAIN 1850 'p and
spol.D1Noy 49, lat 81 Ion IS ~ E. ship A'"ir' OF Ed
psc T. S 50 90 S0 on Il w. ship Reindeer from Now
Bedford IS day. out ~h IS eSls :p oil uun0.. otNsv
10 miles Of south Point o I Ss
vas bouI into the Passes below NeuOresns fer supply Of
AT AT B,cfo,d ata ship Washington HOey oshOsk
Sea- Lahana Nov 49, Whytoot.oke Dec. with ?, ses ~
@ DO vh OIL Ia and s 49, So.e sa. 1 Feb
Ion IS W. O.ceoa, HO.me', B. oil !. before reported
s IS s. Vs. .sn oil sa racine
An At arseIPoIs is'h' bark Roanoke "'as D. A'iAn''
Also ,rT Teys Hand North Pacific Ocean, with $50 hsls
letter from the officer Of sehr Nicier.op Q, frOs
pcetOvn reports her in Centre Be-. jan win TO- 9Ss ,s,S
sS sSasi 81. Hs1; G:a
.len 100 bb' oil this season HoDtssum. Of r,9,Sss0"n
NIB Wm Do,,er, Of S.n; . s. .I: s:e
At ST. Helen, 18th ult, L. Bsr'Ow. DsvoI, h.apo'et.
Arjiei 200 sperm $50 ~h.e and 400 70 bone iOta Hannah
boz. and Wa 10th AN the above remained IN
At Port Spain 9Th inst schr Delaware MGuire Of Essr.
towp, 50 bblL oil.
Ar !. FWL 18th ul., Stafford Er.nc, New Be- ford fro:
Coast Of Africa $50 bbs of oil since LEAVING here w
Sept last Reports the following vessels no date: Nnh
son Freeman etown 100 whsle Montezums Chap
mar do so whale; Walter Twin, BImes, 90, clss0 Olfvs
Clark Aaryns do, left for the ~et Indiss Dec spsts.
Sea WITCH Read New London 50 whse Silver Cloud Fisher
do clean; Wachnan Hussey Nantucket 60 whale Won. r.
Dolvs Russell, do 60 whale; hedfOrd SNOW Of os'H''
leo whale
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ram. and Ii, st,e Of The p.t.sL ne poser 10 sell
y ss Ell fG .ay rnoal. .ess: e. ,Ses %
the ,.,s so,. sum BON. hs Vurch.sr Of
u. C9uIan ,ste and inch sale no. 10 be nadr sep.
,sia, OF ,ss osr should se ,oen o9,
sueb poss sum should De IRE. p,e ~ Of The
them 70 10 the eIten: Of he exclusive night sold, was 70
% ,ss7 Gooa,,,, for The sum Of 600 sold to
t.,,, IN, al Edward Gran the exclusive nght &c hs
,prDss under the patent At the tim. oil hs III 1hc
~, 81 III. Ma atuck Co. Ns1,susk Conn anu All oe
e'eor except one h,.c Hartford bu; they 6.d 40 oce
New where the other Me- doi,e Intention
to eel 20 Ey given to G6eI 10 NE Non o,
July sn sSs, 2, is .se to Ey Crane No
veber ls47, Dor deliyeTedto Gilbert o%'. M 80 s.
The COMPANY. share the purchase money wbicn ara. vas
paid and the entered Oh the books oil 'ne "
yaDy -. ,.a ,bi. ri,h. pnrcha,ed by them, on De-
o6s, a Is4s 10 the New England Car Company and ms
r,h by transferred 20 se eSmpsnaa
,isn.d their right to The defendants $1,000. c;, 80. r
I'll, Lu the Court That notice b. Goodyear 70 Oho,
M Pn,eiop 20 ,e 70 Ely Crane and the r.csP. by gilbert
a m. GRAFT Tor 600 be held 20 be the noee 10 aa
was not required be il wnubr and that the ecpi o. ne
draft without objection WAIVER OF any deiec u | s
phs with the oOnd ions OF the contrast between ''
Tbs, the Nsugsuck Company hsvI allowed Ey ots1e 20
obec would be held be estoPPed hoin saying a
they bsc Dot s.sented 10 H. .,,, b,,,n, ,, TIM,
transferred by Goodyear Ely Crane in accordance WIN
the terms Of Of July s ns n5 ba ne oas
right the defendants while the comPanaa
being Of the night OF Ey Crane have the
night manufacture csIspTns and are therefore ennIea
10 the injunction against the dele aAA az iof oy ne"
THE sICRELs STEAM CHEST.
Frederck E. scks sst The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
etI
This motion fo- al Injunction sssins the defendants
cation that they nffneis on board Their steam.
snip the John sepheDs patent owned BY the pAhtn oi 40
im proved seancses The Court held, tnst although II APP
that clements which the Combination pat
uted were known yeas before the plaintiff
nate. yet evidence that the combination was 80 Known
and and Insufficient that no Iisfaesory
iuc,mtnt CAL BE- touDde. upon H.
ordered therefore, That issue be framed 70 be tired ~
iury 10 decide nrs the pstentee the inventor or
cscoverer said comnston and second whether was
known and by others years before the Application Tor
pstepr verdict should be against the Defendants teh
the would be entitled to an Junction either so'o
lute cone iiiouhl.