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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-06

Julius Lytanoe.

Julius Lytanoes
La Nd A q ENY,
ono, In A,kln.ul.,s htosk, s.e.ad street, bss~ssA
Main and Brady; s,au
ACRAs large ksaatlfai timber, - nue. ~ ANA.
Ill Dag sapess, psios so per sssoi VIM ~ w.
Cd TO suit purchases.
InnFoyed Farms.
s%essros highly tmgroved iksia a,'Ss - "a 800.
airport, 900 sSsssia cluasA.ion seea Ses'. 1850
Win ossse orange. hoose'aSo's,s"'
. b.,s,,n,l tsrm & mllss fsom DassnRSss ~
.s1s,. 90 sstss 10 ratslvauon, part unDor' ~
house, stable, ete'
n,as. iron snas water house, s'a
blsote.
one tho b.s, ,xrns In Scot. Icansy. ~ sat ia
oni. na,ss s,1 ~ asFss TIMBER. isss scSa
two good wslls, iaiss hose esSSA'
buildings eto.
4 srslli.tpo acres all Ia euitlsanss, aeodhonss
etc. ru,s from Davenport.
Iav AGRA: u m,tss nom psvsApost, W iheni
90 % aorss timber, 30 aorss psAtrss'
etc.
Smiles from psrsnpor, 30 sefss,se ssiss sniu.
vsilon part timber, large new house sooo ea'p,s'''
800 AGRA. splendid land, ailin fsass aae 70 eslsvs
ton on the Dubuque road, milss non uAvssPo"'
~ issfrom Davenport y asrss, " sssss N 90 III
Walton, good house. stable nc.
ls miles from Davenport, 90 acres % seresac sal-
uyetion, IL acSes splandid timber balance praiie
large orchard, running watsf, COED house, NA'is
u muss hon Davenport " acres In cultivation
hcass, stable, sIo
90 acres l<milss iren davenport. s,i In saoe Aaa
cultivation.
" acres prairie land, niiss from DsveaRott
beautiful views over Rock lslsad. MtsslaaPpi NV
IAsAd Davenport.
600 acres of No. 0lass prairie lana close 70 Ne
colt SOME oft cultivated, and large saoaht0a IN
improved land In Scott county,
number ofhousss, lots and vacant iats, Pie s:Ah
iystueted 10 drsrsat parts OF OsveHp2r, fof sAe o.
favorable to- cas-. =,
IL bsau,huiic,. Ia North Davenport. Terms I'D
real, Aprlyts JULIUS LrTAsCf'
1aiy u
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-06

. sa,s,,n,l farm & mllss fsom DassnRSs, ~
acres, ~ scrss In ssltlvauoR' par uADo'' -"
hos -, stable, etc,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-06

Us. GAzSg.
"a. o,o Mccs-shy I'll. 10 PREPARED 70 - ora<-s IL
a. A11' p yurs 2-tss
DIV fsaaf Der,
r,sy .assessher vii keep 60 hz-4 Il ~ hz@s Al "a
"a .. ar cSrner Of Ea,ak Jsispd an3 Tnizd ga.
p1Y cAIcAde L9x1xR
II sSesy dsscrtft1sne q y y =.
tuav IN dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-06

Iao asfss u mttss nom psvsatof., w 10 eai y
90, ~ aofsstinaesr, % acres psA'ss' aoas''
etc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-06
DAVINP0RT N0sIC aToRi
NOTICE.

VI uadsf.izEsd having disposed Of their bull-
netnod oith sinking their former patrons for thcr
n'hn ENC nbsrs custom, and would request . con.
sspts N. fiO1PeoN a co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-06
1885, FALL STYLES. 1885.
II Gi.gRM.

II. GreeN.
M.nussetufsfsr and Dealer IN Hate, y4os Fnrs,
Robee, Ruekskip Glove aid nIitteH..
"EAre IN receipt Of our fail. s1OSAy
w 10 which we invite The attention Of tho citi-
zens OF davenport, nach island end vicinity. Our
facilities for otxsihir goods1resi from nfs hands
wholesale and Retail, "a any house IN tbswesl
Hizhss, market price, paid for all kinds ship.
ping Dars. a. 1hEkh.
saradHtt Duy6nnoft. Iovs
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rn.roved Farms.

Improved Farms. - n. :.
sxessros htshly tmpr we'd iksa ta,!es uon gss'
.a,sn,1 eoo sSrsstn cltiugation, COED poSfa Wncs'
Cih case orange, house, stable, etc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-06

A snsliflfu0 acres all Ia cnitlsansss Sco"H""'
etc. rlu,s from Davenport.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-06
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-06

1s miles from Davenport, 90 acres % ssfssan sa.-
large orchard, running watsr, COED house, stable
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-06

smtl.s from Davenport 30 sefss,se sciss en.u
Vision, par, timber large new house GOOD eain s1c
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-06

800 scrss splendid land, Ailtn fsnes aao y oatvs
lion on the Ouhuque road, milss ron uavssPo"'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-06

rs PULL BLAST. Ar qSsr.tY q cts.9. bssts
I'll rssAizsa fso:n &c 70 S. 90 seh, tthe
Mavl54ui TWIN CiTYtEeQE EToET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10

PARHELrA or NOOK SgNa-At Lexington, KY,
on Ttursasy morning. beswesa eight ana .las oc.ook,
two Ion peus objects q the same attitude - the sun
each aide-at the distance Of about twenty OF
twenty Ave degrees short o0ne d light spPsarci 10
proceed from EACH In direction opposite the sua TOE
phenomenon observed during half Or three quarters
OF ~ hour, and gradually faded away g she sva
ascepded. The morning was frosty end sul, and the
atmosphere hsxy-theFmometss 1t 30 degrees fhis
Ihenomeusa, rare IN thN latitude u Of frequent ooour-
renee and presents very beautiful and varied forms IN
The Arctic regions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10

BRIGHAM YouNo WITH MS TExrrs Up.-Brir.
ham Young the hoymoo psophe, thus denounoes m an
gfdson Who had the audacsy 70 question hs pyo
pbeto character and the purity OF Che spiritual iie
" stem ;-"who 10 this Gideon that hes come suopsst
you' He used 70 ell tape In a. Louis and nov ~ Il
here 10 blaspheme NE Lord and 10 destroy The house a.
israel And what should ye chdxen OF the covenast 40
In return br this evil work. OdfNh the bowie Knives
wore like brrss,r'ns Nsuvoe and the name Of
and ns prophet give hin hell"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10

rsusp HArv srs.xn ruScvros we Soma dayv aro
announced thai this steamer was ordered roupd 10 Pss
depbia - The receiving shp-ths following oAoevs have
been V npoysriy ordered 70 take her pom Com
naader Jss. L. Besderson Teutenanta, OhAs w. Pisos
ard VIM sharpe; Ch,ef Ensscev Michasi Qsns; First
Ashtant Ensseer Jesse Rutherford second Amstan.
Ensinesvs, ylrfinius Freeman, rbo1as wldamsou and
Edward ". Manniss Third Assistant Esgpev, Aisxsn-
Der Barrow; Bossswa,n, Edward Ketpey; Gunner, Ioap
Neebtr --NOrtet R0p'f kaAe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10
MARITIME INTRLLIGENCE.
Msvsmsnts q Ocean stsamsr1

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
HAMILTON Charleston i@h ADD Ah due at Havana ~
and lh From Havana l0h and h dua d New YORK l7th
CAHAwsA-Fron New Ysrt l2h, arrives At Havana lth
New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 18th, Havana 18Th
due at New York 81.
BLACK wARRIos-Yron New York 9TH, ar.vs u Havana
lat ard NeH Orleans Cd From New Orleans l2h, Havana
l4A due at New York 18th
leaves New York ut 10 AM aud New Orleans II 8 AM
QUAKE CrrY-From New .ih oi zach month arriving
ai Havana 18th and Mobile i&1. From Mobile - Havaas
2&th, dus at New York 23td.
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Total. So s2g


THE LAST LAND JOBS OF CONGRESS.
grant certain lands 70 the territory Of Nuuesoa 70 aid
in the construction nf railroads there Every
alternate section OF land desg sted oy odd numbers for
SIX sections In Width which each 81 IL OF the fJ
lowing roads to be butt vs:-From STILL water, By
Of Saint Paul aud Saint Anthony In point between Big
rosd 70 have branch By way Of Saint Cloud aud Draw
Wig 10 the Wsers Of Red river the branch having
The same hand grants reserved TO H.
river aud . junction road from Saint Anthony to the
same point, erjoIs the same grant. brancn OF this
road % the nor.h oe OF tue STATE Of Iowa by way Of
Es.rtAut, er oys the rame grant.
road from w,nons, by way Of Saint Peters, 10 poot
the Big Sioux river south OF the 4ah psse OF north
cent via Target Lake, no the valley Of Root river 70
point OF junction With lAt ramed road cast Of range
seventeen.
the Apes Of previous purchasers aud Of the indians to
say portion OF this immense tract Of land are to be
TO Alabama was voted lands in alternate seoioos for
railroad from the hne OF Georgia. the Chsushooohe
iiver TO the city OF Mobile chartered b. the
tborzing the savannah aud Albany Railroad Company
70 extend their road from the ne OF Georgia to tho city
OF Mobile With branch from Eaa ala 70 Noutgomery.
The sections given surect TO tho same tAtons
and restrictions % the or.sns grant made to this
psUy.
EXTRACTS FROM wAsHINGToN CoBREsrosDESox OF
oTHEe JOURNALS
Correspondence OF toe Norto Au srfcSn
WseBISGIoH March 6. 1857.
ne C5lni Lir.-Pro6abk Ia. Of the Dallas Treaty
Nothing done at the late OF Congress with
reesyd TO the ocean mall contract toe Collins line OF
steamers. and tho subject will therefore 90 70 the
next season.
Is Understood taat the Tine win c,u,inue its srip,
during The ensuing summer 81 least a. t'e reduced rate
o Sle $50 per trip The stca mers, hswever, will
slower and thus make up In me .sure for the on OF
government pay.
the Dallas ca rsndoe treaty 10 generally believed, In
reliable quarters, TO be dead
M Buchanan, koosn 10 opposed to 10 its prosens
shape, .ne. y semi officially sh'pered .f discsunA
nance treaty thai may proposed with referesoe
Central America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10
The Work OF Congress .

APPROPRIATIONS FOB WORKS or DRBhCG
By an act making appropriations for Orsnostssas cad
osher works rof defence and for repairs OF Sarrsoks
and quarters for the yesr esdng ths Soh Of June 1885,
approved March 8. 1857 the following sums were
voAad a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10

LAWNS DFEss IN THE NoRrHvRa-,-The fol
'-i ~ ~ t'yie q travelling dress vorn 10 winter By
o. r,H.., ,...'. ser.lo ov~ycn., ,.,ge ot,ay
t.| ~ rs. tstoas
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BOSTON March AR .hp Josiah Quincy, bradley, Csl
outts Franz n Trinidad HsSley P,ltno.ei Ceies
NYork, Elm and Amy Philadelphia brss Forhman Port
az Prince HMeAns Auy CsyeA
Herald Marine Correspondences
YPHrrApE1.PBIs March e-Arr bril- zone Thom,aA, Gen
fnsgos Perry. Samson and julia Smith, Croweh
NYorf MARY Miller, Law, Bo~on Grand Island Neksrson,
I'd bsrs sorhia Hathaway Rb ysnetro and mkt; brws
sehrS FmrJ Keith. Penny, Mo Jsnero' hsry MILLER Laws
N'o'N' m,sc.usn~sus .nd DssssterA
For loss Of sc Jarvis Lyon, and disaster 70 brig senss
zee Ptrt Arrivsia
81 on her a,st voyage, owned ~ Me~r 0ertch. 90 Of
,lv ard moi Hrcrnen built In New York In 1856 900 tons
scs,ss, yss,ns ~ valued Al $50 Qoo and together with
vorcr II her osrro' insured In Wal street for seo 600
p,x Rpoos. 81 ard ~ Boston from Bangor wales abou,
r ~ hieh w.s abandoned Dec IS good vessel Of ais
,cs suI Al since and put " tine cder
s-, ,esr sircc She hsd cargo OF sae which was 6ny
e., isss han hI che had previously carried belonged
~ M IA wltur, valued Al sbou' fao aod y Insured
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fH FLoarfre zsrHvsfn rotation 70 The ons q
Ing Zephyr captain Young makes NE folio sing
81 pper ahfr Floating zeshyr sailed from Pensacola w
ydeo tbe 18Th Of August via csrgo Of umbev on IN
~ day 81 septe@bcr - 90 Ion IA heayy rHle y
hauling 70 = AID finally 70 sw, vhsn n moderA,ed OR
Ne th inst eurnS e Of the a aim spyuns
ais& which scressed viii muah dy hai "a wates
gained two feet the eAch haf sAir
seuled rapoly and becsae entirely vntaxo~r~d uy
nE the gale the ship lat all her boe
he vreck I've days when. NE lsA hey vers repv
By The shp Florida and taken 70 Uhariesn before
ed rhe derks q NE Floating zephyr vAsked no benre he
Ian Der. The o0csrp and svyhtns Ant M
hey .sood IN The = - rida vhicA Do mlrs
o. the position o. Ne during sas erpsrisnssd no
blow, but only heavy -.
BAnn PAEop Jones ~ and fom Provdencs FOR zanzibar
ns.pcs sn nsp Pu. back Ne-por TUESDAY evenlag
essmE snJ having sprung LEAH the IVk
eG ~ lon W during heavy weather Hev pumps now
repairs. =
Bsie JossrH ADror rised fryn wil~inrsou no f~ she
encounsred the sae o. NE Oh and Ion last ard
Iost decs osd o. umbr split sails add leaky she
returned 70 Wilmington 40 70 repair
fcHR las BAxAsp. ~ Bris,o RI RON Marssico Crees
va 90 ne lt on Uhinceeague psese The wreck OF
board schonper hon she psrenty about 100
burth-n, and nos LONG Ia thai situation.
Pony HTlErv Falkland Tslsuda July fs-we have hsd
o. and ~ Winds for N. Ia. two m1n.hs and
most favorable for vessels douhrg Cape Horn have not
bad SAFE Of wind for rto cnihs which smshina rare
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!, n>sv hsm :, h -ea,o.l u>uSsn, 4 ~ Nsw vosk
Uaiv.ssy; Sshs,sa Nm V = sasst easv ss.c 49,
:s, =. ss "a !gs. c !:
=. = Ne wsvsd = have q ssaaa.a & NJ ~ -: .S
; *s..s y. = y S ::. 9. "a s:s:::. ~
ass No soaid have Ssss avs1 i eepss su
sob vsss would y sss;s.s sass nsh. ON:
o. N evs sDs.ss sN:1vsssI when shs p,sssss woesa
sas. Z s. ri ss a.r ~
months ego In New Yors; ~eman NJ ned ahsw cie scr
thre.s .ih r.sor, a,.ssA from les q blood rsvivsd
ard nndpg that sns had ncs eec nay performed ne pat
herself out prodaass aan. deah her husband xas ~.
nbasd 81 tks ass q ths 0sronsrs nqusst Inc ~pess
iasnn,d skets for Animation % the Medical College pro
eros. s1s mDed~ No. probable that Tho person ia
HoHng such wound - The one descsibed could have
escaped vi hous beaos stained 9TH blod rhe ime ooca
Fled In fain'icg II IN les Il blood varies stom fifteen
Edward Murra, depossd That no knew deceased FOR
TSos wear Sur. fellow student Of The pr.oasss' asc
tssunsd 70 The good characssr Of 0onne'ly
Patrick s sSsca o S na"ns ,' nss 81
Mrs Anne co.sns, sister Of the prisoner, dspossd Thai
vie~ Hou,e; she adveru' euen the papen, and
called bis attention TO tho fa,, telling him has The seua
s 81 S.s he prcnsr BOARDED Win TIE Wines
while no ding medical lectures q he Univerny
RBBUTrIR0 BvIDsNOD.
D.. uenter recsled-rhe Amoups Of money claimed b
Moses ~ won BON Do nell, was SIS; M. 6mt b, 4ra
afford and Others wore present In Ne room when Dc
oeased mentioned the sum
Dr. ny lor here wss called upon by the prasecouoa %
the purpose Of reb tsis that pat Of DR. Npues svi
whore stated tnst wben he procoecod bat sho
enhance with Ne moYem he We case on
Of suicde Dr. Il or salo that he exCressed coma
opnioD, and that until be he'd nearly c0mplssst
the dnecon tpat no expsossed hinseK sansed tAaS IN
w0und had not been the W0sk ot q suicide
VIM W. Smith IVES recalled for The surpose Of rebutsiul
Mrs. Brsdfsrds testimony, bat the snot on the pASs
the p oseoutioa failed.
the court sdjouyned until DOL oh, when The summing
up on the pari OF the defenos ~ b oomUenced.
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tsrs WY u.A vsrabs sGsas upoa wesssn ND s1eoa-
hslens A inosnss aanoass a. noasy IN Ne hss e
yssvs 10 bses hveess In wi asds unaes - sxesc.
toa II rapid rse v thsar value. mo RAILROADS which
nays ben prujegsd Ne nsw esss have enc 10 nigh
sxpcaatson rrspoosng he pTuspecHve vaius 100 On
Ohss psoFosed ne giants which have oeea msde
b NJ feds Il govsTnmsns aashoris We sxpsoeasa ess
those roads win u ms BE- bui; but We present. %.
d inn II railway Affairs hes prosoa onnndencs
these en'erp tna even wsh he OF ne sno
gvasU Ne sompina Il roads In tbe rev SALES s1 % Or
iosg time postponed The consequence b, thaa greaa
los WIN 10 susai,sd On those who haze dipped
into snf speoulsous setters hsewise who have taken
up bpds Il points remote from markets. v ind them
ss,ves poor in the midst Of agv0uaral ssnndsnce, by
their Inability TO command remunerasve prices for the
products Of their ~ ms
me wssl however, with II boundles fertility, can
never DO than temporarily oppresscd neete Only
the industry Of robust aborers 70 make The garden Of
The world Bat the emig, anis With some neans have
probably oommhei mistake In pushing IN minnesota,
Kan y and Nsbrssks points % remote nom the 3 eaa
grain market while they pared on 'her way soun dsnsc
Of poderste priced lands In and nearer western
Sstss whore great part Of Tho value o. agricultural pro
ducts rud met consumed In conveying lhsm TO mar
ket VIZ snail sxpect - . consequences Of these sns IN
incyessod demand for lands In State, whscn are
"a, 70 any In fertility convspiess % ma kes and csu
be obtained .. even ower figures than similar lands IN nc
extreme Far WeVt
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hARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


rsrs Of sew xsrk, September ~, 1887.
mE ARxn.
MP . A r s n., Liysp,ol.o ornssL Mana.
s:,s s ssn: sSs. r c- css.ss
s sss rrSy s; S. SSr r0',
s; sT Ss.; os: s::
va. s q ssy so 90
ss s:. I n:.j
sSt os@ O. Ire Sea nns, osss Aas Is .n lea, cork
ss- y, Deems. :,srsin, AID .sip !.... ssia..
Brg Independents t,p, Nc Almon Dorcssssss day. 70
sgs sssy s.ss. cso.s ros Even ,or scssc., 49,.
s % :pos Ssss Sss ~ e ss .s y
fore and main mass and rudder wanted Assascs;
ssas AHA serriAsv, win insOs, NC, days. had Sssu
SER yon.. s1,,s sp...., wlm,nrsn. 20 10 dsyl
sssr s s.; P pc, wsss,s; o.. &c say
ss ss, Nm. .so, kr ra1s. nA $500, ssys
ss 81 s Ss -. S.,s ss,i Sss' ss;:, days
sssr ossss as,s' y a ss.i sa-ts.s 2a.y.
s.S.ss. xasa:. ' cS fost S' ~. '' lad .s.
sssr Corn-nu. srtnn.y ylrrnA sdsrr
sss si.' rssss sS s.ss se s,.'.is;a.r
Fer y II PIT 9, MOODY, yirsiniN dA,a
tchr q n Bnns Cora, Virgin q, cayaf
eckr Fair, kinfsissd, Balm se, 4 dsys
ectr Empire, Oxborp. baltimore 3 days
sssr y,n..s co,: Ei.lsy. rhissslpsis %. s.rsors.
s., hansI, sLss, rsi.d.lps!s ior s.a .i sssss-
=. s.,i.s i.ss ssssss%, fs',s:.iss,s ss.s.
echr sary Price, Pro-. srssn for re. Haven.
khr wsshisstn fnewsol, Egg Hs-bor.
schr finAev Boob, Easporl dsya
schr Learned, Tryos. Sag HArbor
bchr Aim Ctty, sichaels, New ,urE q Rtouinrtnn.
Steamer IN Hvsnn Post Charleston
fsamer Locust Pefnt French Rsinnore
eies mer Beacn. Ramsey, nalinora was do6niu~d ~
nonrs In he Br-As valer " Ne heavv r rAla
Steamer WamsuttAs Nye, New Bedford.
stcAmer Curiew, Williams Providence
RrfuRaD-schr HarbIsser tof Bsngor) oevy, frcn
d0ut fu rrAntfort passine eopta
su-ch The Stepping Stone which 70 isak
about 1850 81 ohes per hour; PM baek sorepak.
One brig, unknown.
wind during the day from NV 10 sw.
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INDIANA

IFrom NE Lafayette Jonnsl, Hept tA|
WESTERN LAND aPEcULArIoNs.
The present erusord ssrnsency % the money mar
ke,, sud depreciation n railroad securities ksy 70 FRO.
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until me o,her scnses would correct We mis-
lake; Tire false Impression would remain for soma time,
nifty 10 correct ~ however rsioually man might ac he
might tn hbr usdcr ne nrst mpress for hours and
or bodies dsseciei; an invariabe rule 70 take away
Paris when examinations are made noses' brother asked
had ana ss. - ss.pIy ss 40 so i. 'G n.s s
society does MOI pubsh the proceedings except medical
ou,n. md Then only N brief los. o. eoed yin proiuos
drcuh 70 say some complain OF being unable 70 see
others OF deafness; suicides usually transverse wounds
that many escape they made long tn final wounds
ne 70 The rgh or lef Of the vindpipe feu would
wlnsm ! Patterson, tailor, examined Dounely,s coss
and gaze his opinion . 70 The lear he Of opinion
James Sullivan, Patrick nerr,ck, Robcr, oodd,nssou.
John nckenomy and on ers were examined 70 the
prsonsrs reputation and Al agreed IN giving him good
DonneIly srsda.ed =, Jokns College, Tordhs n, and
also studied .. The Catholic College, Georseown D.
AyTsaroov ssxuos
The TRIAL was retumed this ansvnoon a thres oolook
but mte business transacted. bat one visnsss We
eramiI ed-esc,Ie W Hoser-vho ~ lied 70 The good
ne ccusssi for he sccpssd here srcss and MA Ass NJ
defence bed fev witnesses 70 sramne but inas-
much = .hy we're sosen, from rr.ehold be hoped Ne
Ing, vhss We defence would re-, their cass
The Court ,grssa 70. Proposition and an sdjournmsss
ErrH DAy-wopuva zr=uox.
TsssHoiD, N. sept "a, 1857.
The csss for We defence continued this morning
Witnesses 70 he good character Of The prisoner were
examined.
FL ounlan dspcssd Thai be knew ne prisoner for
three years. that his character duriss that period was
good; never heard Of his hequesuss any gambling -.
loon.
William 3 Busis, recalled remember giving the pr.
broken bank bills about nine or Ten mosths
ago the bills Washington and banks rave
70 him W way OF akeep~ske; The money vas received
In course OF vafe In Mr.. OozMs store.
MS snh fecsl cd-rhe safe ksy vas q xmslI ksy that
could be easily put Ia The vest pocket
VIM. n Van Barren, NJ n OF Ne~ York, depored-
nsi the pf,,neT studied under him Cor over year; shss
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