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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

IMPORTED WINES, CROCRRlRS,A &c
I. 4 w. GERRY,
2O5 Canal st. L 10 Bro; dWay, n. 7.
(Essabli.Aed leOA.)
Importers and Dsalers N Fsvss QsaJist>s
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
on'r to the TRADE HOTELS, PRIyA1 . -AuIlJRA
aud al who Ae choice In their taste, asd desire
genuine article, large variety Of
TEAS GRhEN AND BLACK, sUUCHON0, P0CCH-
ono, ENGLISH bREAKtAST, OOLON0, IAP8
Rial, HfSON, 6UNPOwD9K YOUNG HYsON,
a.. IN che sis and half cbcsts, &c.
COFFEE-AGCHA and JAVA.
WINES-AADERlgS,S HERRIEe, PORTS hooks.
Ac.. very old ami h,sn sisdes, in original packa-
g~s, denuoEs, niaRnums and botticr.
BARTON ard CT ESTlERS CLARETS.
CHAAPAGEES Meet 4 thandon's Csb1noe 1n0'1
versenay DO. Heidseic 40. IL Mumm's, Do Do,
LlQuOkS-Brandes, Ru -, whisky, Gin, Arrssk.
Absnthe, Kir sch. &C. &C., In original packaSsa
Also Curacao, Aaraschino. Anisests. Noysau, k,t.
MALT LieCoRs-IOndon Brown Stout. Scotch ~
| SEGARS-A variety Of Choice Brands.
PlCKLES-xN0LlSM and FRENCH
SAUCkS-Ior Fish. Curric Game. Neat, he.
CHkEsE- STlLTON. CHkDDkR, ROYAL vlCFO.
Ella, PRINCE ALBERT, PARMKSAN GRUY
ERR. SAPSAGO, DUTCH, and AMERICAN.
sUGARS-LOAS, CRUSHED, PULvkRiSnD, -
CKOlX. &c. 10 barrels vnd half bsrrels.
HAnS-WESTPHAlIA and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPkRA and WHALE.
E1Our Liquors are warranted unsdultsrated %
Of our own importation. lApr, u dly;l
OARK IEDUCEAHNrs TO A0sHrS-RxPppls
4lkNC8D Oanvsesing Agents wanted In I'll parts
OF the country for the "Comprs hennive 0eoRrapAS
and History, (Ancient and Aoasrn) Of - WSeie
sys. aooDsscs tes:r rsr,s, :,. s so.sa
and BEAUTIFULLY illustrated. Priec o. Sold only b.
Agents 70 whom special dtstsicts wll - givsa. ~
plicants should state what counties thry would ~
In Tn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

The Liver il one of -.
ofthc human body and
functions well, tn. pow Il
fully developed. TIE
tirciy Dep Hd-nt on the z
the Liver for the pro-
functions WHEN the
bowel are At li,and
fer, IL Consequence OF 4
having cas- i I do u
easee Of That ,rgan,obe -
made il his ,tujy, in q a
tTenty ycars, t. find -
Wi h u counperact the
which IL !, llaL.o.
To prove that tits re- =
any person tro ub.ed
In any OF its forms. has =
Conviction l. cei tain. y
compound has been
X ~ IND ex.rac ing
ub.e for the &C I've vir-
These gums remove sill
from tho system, sup q
healthy row OF bile, in
causing 70 "a to digest :
10 d. giving tone and
machinery removing :
ease, md enecting .
any OF the disagree cable
using Cdlo0ael or HIN.
usually r.soItcsl to. -
One dose after eating
1t ,toms-h and pre-. 9
/ and souring,
only on. dose taken
nightmare. -
Only on- dose taken
bowels gently. -rd GU e.
One dose taken after y
y spelsi Ia. e
"Oae dose Of two
ways relieveSict- Head
One bottle taken for z
moves the cause o! the =
perfect cHre
Onlg one dose imme-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

49,
the principal regulators
when IL y forms its
ers o! the system are
stomach IL almost en-
healthy acti;n Of
per performance of ITS
stomach Is n fault, the
the whole system SUI
ore organ-the LIVER
Its duty. For the dis
o! the proprietors mas
practice Of more than
some remedy where
many arrangements to
medy IL ct last found,
with Lirer Complaint
but " try . bUtti', and
formed BY dissolving
that part WI ich Is SOL
tues .e- the medicine.
m rbil or bad Ma:teY
plying In their place .
MIGRATING he stomach
well, purifying tn e
health 10 the whole
the causes Of the dis
radical cure without
after EN- cts, felt BY
erdl P0isos that IL
Is sufficient to relieve
vent the food from ris-
before retiring prevents
at night loosens the
cestivenese.
co b meal will cure
teaspoons full win ~
ache.
finale DISTRACTIONS r.
disease, and make .
anllA.~~ ~ Ill
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
DRY GOODS.


RICH SILK ROBES,
De Lalnc R0bes,
Well and Moaselno 10 LANES,
French and English MarinoeA
Coburg and Shibet Cloths,
Travelling Dress Goods.
W q OF PL aid !!
Fine White FiannelA
Chenille ShawlA
Broche, Long and Square Shawn,
Bay State Shawls, long and square,
Cloth Cloaks and Capea,
Chenille ScsrfA
Alexander's Kid 4 Silk GloyeA
Lisle and Kid Gauntleta
Ladies Silk 4 Marine ests
Gents Driving Gloves,
Gents Undervests and PantA
Handkerchief and CravatA
Embroidered Curtain Muslins,
White Marseiles Quilta,
4 ND many other gseds Just received and oGsred
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
MEDYUAlE. IA


~ To the Am1ctetf.
A Safe + Sure Cure for the Gravel.
r HAv In ny posstssteo Redpo woacS M
l. warrant 70 especially cure the 6nAvEt even In
Its worst stages; the medicines urey vegetable
-even within she rescn Of Any and every enc WITH
out tou 10 and eBpensr, after obtaining the hscpe
Three dollars encosed 10 my sdiress Will ensure -
any one the sor. Recp- by return OF mai, together
With full ana Complete directions for usirG.
Address DOCr. G. g. SrEISOE,
W. FssHstt s. Oox - Post OMss,
DsveppOrt,
Iowa.
,nr HOStCttcr'S
Celebrated Stomach Bitters I!
Tv>HB we'll known qualities Of thete eQe e1ene nasssfe
1 make II Unnecessary 70 tell what they are.
HsT restDriy z the tine ef disoegsnixe1 ssonaco,
an sivnG good spIette, thsy are just the snins;
.a- Try IT
me scnsino for sale BY the Agents Tor The propre
EVANS, CHEW on.
a.. SHd, y-n~r n and ps,vv sss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
DRUGGISTS. !
'rRUSSES.

~ 'rRUSSES, SIS
ese the sac0asfal treatment Of Herbis or
Ruptures that OAy ~ worn With sse
ana q mfort. The kub.cribsr has Aivas On land .
large assustmeat Of 5russes embracing the uos con-
rhts variety ever oLered. He GUAR antess correct
adrstment 70 all applicants, also for iaie Sas-nso1,
Bandages, Elastic 5tockinGs Self Injeetng syrtnae
ny dvant Hnenss, Of he and improved makers.
.itf FRANZ ~ JAcvDY, ApothecAry.
URIh'R Bxtr sots FOE The handkerchief, war
IL rant ! genusss, constantly Oh hand and 50r
sA,e BY
III FRANCIS JAcoBY. Apothecary.
DAzIH Aman line, ust received BY KxLress
Df ON the manufacturers for the cure and prove
itSoI oft hsl pcd hands Z for sals ~
du FRANZ - JAtoEy, Apothecsry.
A- Nus. BIZ IT'S Utero- Abdominal Supporter,
az INV cnted by Mrs. Sarah Belts Phnsdelphis,
alghly eco umendcd by the Aeiicsi Faculty, ~
9eine tn Be inst rumeni Of IN, kind For sale BY
DIFF FRANCIS JACoBy, Apothscsry.
Tt' ~ 3 Se8,
Suspensory Bandages, Shoulder Braces
AIRS BETS Utesc- Abdominal Supporters, Self
WI Injecting 6yringes OF the most improved Aind.
Also Br-ss,pumps, nc, &c.
julyI6dtf 10 IfCiAire Row, 2ds'.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
BURROWS { PRETTTNAN,
Forwarding and Csnnissisn
MorchaAtA

PRODUCE DEALERS.
And Wholesale and Rstau dealersin
ID H y q q q - -
QUHHNSWARH. GROCERIES, BOOTS An
2HOH0, UATA GAPS. CLOTHING.
0ALT. &C.
Having ample room for storage, ~ shall PAY p .
ticua1 attention 70 Receiving Storing and yoTWar
ing any Goods consigned to our care.
CNsh paid at all ttseses Tor Pro.
0eGce.
Yront strset, DAv1NPORf, IOWA.
Davenport Steam FlOurinG MILLS,
Wul b kept In eeastant operation, ed Iasnsss ars
informed that " pay 1t all times IN Cash The htgh.
81 price for wheat. Flour always On hand.
Ocs. lT-dAvu BURROWS & yRD15YnA1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
1alOt06l1O100 08@o
BURROWS + PRETTTuAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Foreign and DO1sest1c DR.,
Goods, Boots and shoes,

Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Cloth
tag, etc.,
"|OULD invite the attention of purchaser
W their large and varied assortment. We ~
opening Fall and Winter stock, suitable for
the wants OF this community. We do u profess b
undersell our neighboTs, but ofer1. 4 00ods a.
reasonable f0fle. We have ROW on land one -
OOrtment Of
D7I99 aooD0S
consisting Of
Hllks, Merinos, Paranattas, Vale ncieuaes,
Lustres, 6eLatnes, Ac., 8AaWls and
NIantillas IN great variety.
Cloths, Cassmeres, Ves.ings. Ready Made CIothin
andWoollen Goods Of al kinds suitable for the oou
ing season. Yankee Notions, Rubber Goods Os-I
pets, OH Cloths, window Shades, Groceries Oroekesy
and Hardware.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14
prom the Nr!cnsinl dre:I.ary, vn.) IIarbinr,r.
Dis. IlUR.LEslsN

Darias my Southern tour IN aarch April last de-
parted ;b.S life tie Itch celebrated Dr. IIullcn OF the
city of Wheeling, Va the distinguished Dcrtst en-
t continent il not in the world His SCIENCE. and
ART, "Troped IN thc unprecedented extraordinary OF
eratr performed 10y hun n his profr sion, attracted
the attention AMI constrained tie admiration II- whole
profession, wherever he known hags Of the
Up :" chose Of the Frames from Boston New Orleans
Amongst An"ri Surgeons he had superior, proba-
lie Performed operations which when exhibit Great
H'lain constrained cctai" journalists auEOuncc that
sge' Ike lsi never been T-rt1r;ac Britain With
al" these gii;s Of NhtGrr AMI attachments in
rrf' ir h"Tcs sickness brought him down yates
JeHtl.
lie was wia rroTerhially hu'nR:,s and generous
h9sri" as sell as ia his pr ate lrctice lie yInpatlzcd
iiA suffering humanity IL s us forms of niSfortnc and
distress % Was ever ready 10 CXtr relief the wretch
ed snIerrr without other uI.rN attention
ma, thn'e Of rnHmn" hrotlf!noi We are ieasci to
learn that his sons inheTit!nr much Of las genius skill,
dey0nE themselves n profession IN the Enne
Cit. We could rot well for thra Ihrir
ruishe'l father. A. C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14
[Pron thc -. IInntc Inn.nnl.1

tisN. II. T. FEENEY.-lNc arc pleased 10 learn
lisa; this gentleman has recently been appointed
Post Master at Wheeling, va.
Gen. Fecmey resided many years III onr neigh
toned ;-ent!emanFy hea,ing, strict integrity, AMI
sound Democracy lie acquired great influence
and popularity among the people. During his
residence in that county he was elected to the
State Senate ant! to several other important Of
fees, all Of which he filed with credit and aLili-
t.. His late appointment is the reward OF merit,
and reflects great credit to the discrimination of
Mr.. Buchanan, and will he hailed with delight
by tie numerous friends Of Gen. Ferucy in
Indiana.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

AIlNIi sold my Farm brooke county. VIRGINIA r,-
bethany College, VIII, ON : tlnrslny. Ihe Sth
Sale, said FarI, Atou' fourteen hundred g.. e,
head Of extra fine SiNNONY SHEEP iuc!ud.ur soE mn
choice Bucks. These Sheep heavy sirHI.rs 90: tt
WOOL the clip sold this year. t'c tarl,, ts q
Also, all the Horses, Cattle aUd Earmur UcIs, n a.
said Farm.
Tie Cat;Is of the Durham ani p,.on hre.l. ia,
lag Cows, METERS, Work Oxen. &c
Also, such products Of the Farm lII., a. ID. IL
ON hand on the day of sale
TERMS OF SALE.-An SUNS unlrrt.'. cas-: alt So,
500. nine months .t,!t'iot.> il,r, ,s-
", beng required before III removal ~ ;e roirir
sci.22 ]. {. CAMPBELL, W!.e-!a- r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14
DIR. NJ. DR.. WALLETS
FEMALE PERIODICAL. PILL.

These pills have used ia the private practice of til,
Proprietor, also the Hostlis Of France, fpr MANI
years. with unparalleled succcss-;ivag the great
satisfactina-curf'. where other remedies fail
They act ef:rru in correcting iTre.llnri,y and OBJ
strretIons producing regular re0rn of the monthly dis
charge.
rll and gentle stinulan,. They produce agreeable
collaboration and haary iuaruce bath rnd AMI body.
Pregnant females THOSE surprising themselves so,
cautioned against usns these pills, they will produce
nscarriae, al'ou IN under circumstances Injurious
the delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGImINs DusMFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES
TODnS BIILS-

with van: OF appetite gripping, disturbed sleep, and
general prostration of the bodily powers, these Ps will
he found swlft esrtNinremedy Among ne most
mon indications Of diseased stomach lSnSe Of full
after canE dry, yellow tongue, Hatanee 10 the
abioun rrptfsve lasts In the mouth esv'ness in all
se ntbs cidnsss, IN the eyes ofSaerEy
exercise ard irresa!arity the bowels
These symptoms dissprer after few Of the pills
been administered; the stomach liver and bowels resume
REGULAR performance Of their functions;
HE patients s;Tsast auI Ia short time the cue
* complete. T, II. LoGAN& CO.,
OCT. :. General Agsnti.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14


TUE BAxK MEETING IN RrcuMoyo. Last week
a convention of number of the suspended
Banks of Virginia was held in Richmond From
this city, T. Jacob, ESP, appeared for the North
Western; for the Merchants 4 Mechanics. r.
Cranglo.
The object Of the convention was to consider
some suggestions which Gov. Wise bad al
dressed to the first auditor aud Treasurer Of
the State, relative to the redemption Of the
of the suspended Banks which nigh, he taken
by the Collectors Of The revenues. The object
of the Governor 10 make provision FOR meet
ing the annual interest on the State bonds,
amounting to S35o,ooo, and due in January
next, and as the notes of the suspended Banks
were discreditcd at the public dcpo,isnricS. twas
necessary to devise some method to make them
available. The Governor had suggested to
those financial officers that the suspended bank.
should meet their notes. with specie, fifteen days
after they had been received at the public dc
pOsitorics.
This suggestion was ignored by the convcu-
ton, and IN lieu of it they resolved,
That contribution of specie or New York
funds by each bank Of24 per centn'n on It's CAP
itnI, will make such provision.
That, in our opinion, the spirit Of the Cover
nor's letter will be complied with, il each bank,
for ITSELF shall undertake with the deposit banks
to redeem, tn the extent just mentioned, by the
LIST daT Of December next its paper which may
have beCu received in paymrtl 81 the public
revenue, in Richmond, in specie IN New York
funds.
Which resolutions being passed. Mr.. Conrad
offered the following resolution, Which Was also
adopted unanimously, to wit;
Ro$olve,l That this meeting recommend to
tho banks in the Commonwealth, h"i'lng de
Inands upon the STATE Tor interest "r treasury
notes, to notify the treasurer Of the STATE at
once that all such demands will be satisfied bv
n payment in Richmond by the deposit banks III
the issues Of such creditor banks respectively,
received by said deposit banks in payment Of tile
revenue.
At ali adjourned meeting, the Governor had
an interview with the delegates. He is report
cd as saying that
The deposit banks might refuse still TO receive
the notes Of suspended banks; and in case they
continue to do SO, the treasurer would, under
tho law, provide place of deposit and would
receive and pay out the rejected notes in dis
charge of demands upon the State as far as he
could And for such amount Of them as nc
could not so pay out the Governor would rely
upon the integrity and public <piritof tine banks
issuing them, to .edeem ther. AT the Treasury as
may be required by the necessities &c the com
CDonIealth, ard as in the power VI tic hanks, in
sper5e OF such funds bankabie 10 Richmond As
EuAy be 90;sYrat,e tefs in Lisn= To meet the in
Eeresk ds's sl1s9s3 ~ '}se ptbIi7 dcbt-
Tux GesEsses, Seer paSsiag resolutions OH
susiag ssssr sesegsI tsks N carry cot this sug-
g'sltioe 81 So aabsstrF. sdlsasgs,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

smn!I1' SmrsupnrIIIa.-The extraordinary eAii-
Gao" OF this rroara,tor ali cases of scroa
erysir-l7s and erivc disorders similar
complaints, would appear almost incredible,
wonderful of daily certified by persons
Of unidentified truth . espyctailfty establishing the
FACT that in this class Of disorders
,ivc AMI renov7ting arsnt tits unequalled.
Eminent physicians have proved l mnny years
tina, they proluce the happIest result. by ad
Innfstra,ion and therefore use It with confidence
Prepared ar sold by \. L. D. SANDS, Druggists, loo
Tn,nn Street, New York.
SOLD also ny J. II. CRUNEBACKER.
AaI by Druggists generally. jy7-lwdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

GnXE BOWS TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'ody
was telling us that Sherrarl started nif to Wash
inston, Monday evening, for the purpose { adj
ju~';"s some of the reccnt difficulties, on = to
the new appointments of mail agents. W. are
afraid that Sherrard is dabbling in these .tters
more than will make for lis good. Reading
Benton's abridged debates ought to be the en-
ployment Of Young politician.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

GoxE mo WINrEa egARrr,;S--The i'Gnstri-
Gus Organ, next door. finding the season too far
advanced for protracted fight Sith oJ,r errius
Congressman, yesterday morning fired its fare-
well shot and vent into winter quarters Itruay
be expected out again towards the opening of
spring, about the same time that that interest
ing animal, known as the Ground Hog, comes
out to ascertain by his shadow, whether or not
the weather will permit of active operations in
the plundering line.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14
j \ s. M. DILLON,
lO2 NIARIIlIT SpRI.FT.
Plumber and Gas FitttT

FlunDeT ana Gas FlLItF.
EE"S constantly on hand, Gas EVrurss, L a al
IN Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead. All kiri, 'r'r>
o: Brass Cocks ant Valves: Steam Whistle. 81
Water Gua=ts. L:n and Force Pumps, Srs-, slt
Wooden and Cast Irou HyCIrHnts Cuui IIos- A. ;eS
% all ThicSncsses, Amti-frcti"u Metal. lnr in H.
Zine anl Au;imOny. the Celebrated IluY ELisIl.- 81
CrncihelS ia the country.
e3' Also Poliy's improved aud ret,nt Cfair Pr
which is decidedly the greatest puinIi i si
To putin which in Towns and Cou,.rie we>:s Nr-iA
will lee sold on fair term.
Galvanized Iron Tubing IncorTos-rr, and f2reo"-
ncting or pressure Pip, t"r hot cold water. airi
ciailE for deep wells, preferable ; t!,aIsri & La"
Pipe.
Aqu"uct Pipe constantly ou i,qp' any .ls rraan-
tity of which can he furnished Snrr1 notice
* Cti.h phil f'r NH C"ni.sr. E"'s>,''1.' @s'ri
nnr1A-4lot - EWlr
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FALL FASHION FOR HATS

r AN prepared TO furnish ny numerous patro II.
the public With very superior 0ualitc ant v,e -,
skin Hats which arc llSh', esastie ;Hs'"olor n .:r
finish and Of great endnra' they Will seIyr zoo, In
vice in all Kinds Of weather; alsr general
Soft PIanter's. French. Roeslnnd Itun.arssr - i
Black. Brown, Pearl and Beaver colsgs Also, Meas
-poys' Cars, of the l~t-st STYLES. Esd
y 5R-A!Oleskin Hats finished to cOnforf s;la,5
on short n0tSc Brir1 along the cash aud vof "a
Kinds of head gear at very low tatia, - 81
w. w. JINE,uN,s.
auro9 m N-s. :.
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WYKES'
GALLERY OF AzRT!!
LOG MI. c4n4 1rTLno1inn Va

TOO INaLI4 y u SOGl- VI AC04AlItI vet
~ the place obtain Lkenesses of every size aud
sty!e n Ae sues; miniature up e-stze, and got
in superior manner.
From his sxpsrenee and By the Of the
powerful instruments together with appliance
n-svszary psoduse good ptarls. he would the
rupIl, they furnished with pictures at this GAL
ery superior any In this and equal
cast west.
Photographs prsn or coOrsd n oil eOlOrs. This style
picture can made any size mp life, and coore true
snali ntsrcrreope Ambrotypes n'asihed
to any aad eolored in oil. By this process
obtain the oil paIaun= With the :-uthfulness of
paSuerre ,1yPc.
Pictures taken ths Gallery cheap at other
In The city, E.ers psture is finished the durable
manner pus NJ with double gIass, air tight, without
which no picture will Stand unchanged.
oC%-I }. vs. wYKEs Artist.
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have been chosen, 1t should be remembered
that there Is really no pressing puhic necessity
for tie election Of u Senator by the existing
Legislature ct all.
...r. r.. IT,, -, M r.,r,s+ ,,,,,or.
il-n,,I,I hi. tho steamer, %;, NV, ,.;t nv, M
-.
W an WHICH 'o"N
t'are "a :',c our room ~ I''i5' cry
,.'>'' ''''l ln!''StH 10
NV "SSiy u"'e VI ~ 'FeANi''@ "nH "tt''HSrS
,'t'',,9 anu ~ he'i's' an" Neti''''S ue
Mh".s city II. s'tte OF constant aiar'h. me
,''''' CITY y, "'e t"''''IE - i'pNh VIII ''Ae
n"!e 81. inc iail"F, Down WIN Tue Street
/ iFS'c''eES' IL ."h'S wv" 'h"'l:hh'l men IN arms
70 Keep u" Si,S rom es 'u%rh'iHs mo +" r'd'-
tlnh 81 apI"'u'e aHarSHy. me local magistrates
IL Their best I" a'I the military 10 keep tue
peace t"t 1t Is h'''i W"FN' On the 2"'. = nn'n-
her "i persons We're brought up il connection
Win assaults upon ths street preachers. y Mr.
H'tn$ appe''cI 'of t'v prosecution anu MI
h"a i'F the prisoners. INC witnesses ~" the
prosecution were III tie employment at AtsarS.
i'iat>ar
Mr. nae a'"'fcSSet 'he court i"T ms e.ie;itS,
AM III the course "t hiN Remarks he san that
TINS .asc was got mp ~ 'ie NesSFs- Lindsay TO
S''i'!iE lhsI' o"i vanity a"d set themselves up
rs c''himpinnS "i IN" tr"'"Ntalt interest
Mr., Lindsay Hh" tn' III l'tirt.'aH. stable
Lindsay seal Her" rose aiid Sald-lAat * not
tris
Mt E7e IN vcry loud VOICE Sit down, sir:
ut down;
'e".' for the prosecution Is atis>uc Of repeated
PciinrleS. lie submitted that. should the mag
isIra,e< belize any of the witnesses with re
spec, TO any OF The prisoners, they should act
Oh til" Summary jurisdiction Act, and punish
ih'ln, maj not send them t1T trial, as that vas
whFI tAr McNHrS. Lindsey wanted, TO crab!e
'heri To hgurc again IN another court
Mr: Lindsay On an undcr i"nC, to lis solicitor,
Mr. Sne'-t>l-lhatS iaiScbood.
M' liae went on To say that the Bench should
not crafty the m'Sd'Tectsd vanity Of these gen
t'c;nvII, VINO, perhaps, might have reason I" re-
ETvt any open investigation IN court otju>ticc,
IN Which their previous conduct might come
into light.
Ms" Lindsay, Who, as We have SAID before, SAT
Just below the uench, !" the lett n the magiS-
trHics, VT. Fac being IN the attorneys box on
/ the usht, rose rather excited, AID, facing Mr..
Na'' Sai'!---l heSe arc iaise accusations made by
E"si.
Mr. k1e sin :; trenHI"us tone of voicc)-Sit
"own' Sir1S't down;
~: MT L'hiiSay-i WI! not.
"e eHI''e''e.', Suu''e'''N rose 10 h'Sti iitcn,
''''' ''s ''te were not present. every
,,, t W '''s y" "S POSITION %,i'Fe
s ''e 80 We" '''e ''"t'e''"'S To" co"'l Oe
". D. r,.,,,.,., ,,r
,r,l,o C.; =, 80 wv" ''' VI !"
Mr LindsayNl vi tsi yan IN No, ,,d what.
more
Mr.. Rae (mueh cNritcdl If YOU do not | will
drag you out Of that.
/ Mr.. Lindsay (menarrngivl-Wili yuu: You
dare mt. sir.
Mr.. Rae here >Prang from the box Ia the table
towards Mr. Lindsay; aud by this ,i,ur the lco-