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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

TnEv ARR CoAlss We understand that
the Davenport Firemen have accepted the in
sitation Of the Light guards to ,;si. this lit,
next Thursday, Let them have "a generous,
warm hearted and enthusiastic reception, and
let lie be given to the mean iLsinnai ion Of
certain Irresponsible editor Ia regard to Mus.
eaiinc cordially" II has been suggested that
the ladies might exhibit their interest and un.
doubted eordiali,y" by making ~rcalhs Of
flowers and evcrgrccns, and throwing them
upon the frcmcn as they parade the streets.
The idea Il a good one, and we hope IL will be
acted upoa.-Asseaf,ae ,jouf.
DO YOU hear that, boys J The girls going
% throw wreaihs VI flowers Al you. ha Who
aoalaas be fireman We fear some Of our
lads will leave their hearts behind them on
this trip. The Muscaiinc girls are said TO he
terrible heart smashers
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

GA ACRES OF LAND. ~ ACRES IN
bNVI cultivation, four and half faiirs west of
Davenport hall miie fru,n John Friday. nne tiunt~e
thr buildings could net h- put np frr les. than twss
ts ave hundred dollars this timber 10 worth sii the
money that u asked for the land, For partieuisf
apply the farm 10
b<im. W KSI0HT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05
(senls' Furnishing Goods.

THE ONLY PLACE ~ DAVENPORT
where a fall aud chaiee assortment af the aho. /,
goois ean be- found l. at
MAHTiN'-
Ne keep. everything Ia that lne 81 the bes, gual
tty, and a. sells them right
Cali and see him NJ hi. New Store
" n MAKTIN
isavtf brady street. fpuT Iours h.iaw Third
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

IDlDCTs. OlDODss1C1s 4 6AR7LETT,
DENTAL RGE0Ns.--OfflCE. ON
~ brady street, Last aide, third door below Third
street. mnyAtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

! On Brady street, opposite the Post Ofice lAnis
DOCT. e. :. sla1ELTON. a. ~,
SUR0EoN AND PHYSlCIAN-DRs 4. HAS
~ caloycd large experience Ia tha department oi
surgery, having, for years had charge of u
nourishag Hospital Ia Ibdia, tfrom wheEc. he has
recently reiurn.dA of yearly average attendance OF
700 patients.
once post oface Buildings Hour. from TO "
A and 2iosf Residence, eorncr Twelfih
aud Ripley street h.tf
DOCT. =. MAlsslsAI.l.,
TENDERS HIS SERVICES IN THE PRAC-
i TfcE OF MEDICINE la aitits departments
10 the citizens of paysnpofs and yleaulsy
&GOnsee over Hi Adams B.sok stere. Brady 81
- Residence Harrison, betvcc Eleventh and
rw cfth strrets leis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
Additional from Merico.

Prom the New or ems Pcayune, IA Oh Nv
In our large Havana mall We fad Further iDssressine
tsgepos nom Mexico Dates 70 the 9Th Inst. from
Vera Ous 70 the and from The capital new am
Guilty he's sprung up with England The Briush OoarEe
demands me second trial OF 81. DeGolsdo on tbs
Barron charge b. the ovdoary courts Of tho country
Amor hs acquistal BY the speuaai tribunal agreed apo
~ Montss mpissr Of Foreign Ansrs, has refused the
demand n papers are load In expressions Of surprise
ssss the English Legaaou sbous have taken 20 bold
step the more thai under the constitution the com
courts Of uscs have no ursde Zoo over The a,s Of
Governor The s2lo 900 claim growing out Of The rob
berry In San Luis Posoef has been refused.
Advioes from Guadalajra 10 the 2lst uit Ban.
carte stli hung 10 threaisnirg manner about the
capital, and ~ business vas suspesAed. ~ Monitor
thinks that the arrival OF Gen Prod would give peace
70 STATE Blancsre, however, had sent 10 Tep,o,
asking rein oycemest 1t any price.
sHrorg forces have been sent 70 sonora and Lover
California 10 meet the san Francisco niibusters.
party Of bsndlts s their head the celebrated Capt
Juan vcario entered guaa the 2,h, aud, shooting
the Protect, commander, 80, sacked the town, and
npally made G-od their escape
Numerous horrible murders have reoenily been
musd Ia Sonora The government hes failed 70 protect
Bfe ov property. Disturbances Of VARIOUS kads
ported In other States bu generally the republic vas 81
peace The authority OF the oomoafo government vas
upaut STONED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
Fourth District Co1rs.
Before Jusrce- Van Cot and Anderson.
IMPORTANT TO rHrArRrcAL MANAGERS.

NsReH "a -Pper Lruvs ksere.-rhe announcement In
Mondays Bypnp that hh wou be tried 81 O'Clock
yesterday Allied the court early hour With large
representation Of The scnc ART 70 learn be dsssrmi-
nsios Of question interesting II will he remembered
that the plaintiff recovR dollar The price
pad two seals Laura KSeses theatre ON the 1Sh o.
February last the stating hs when he hsA gose into
hesue he could no, End and Immediately retnrpeA
70 the tchet seller and demanded his mooey, which vas
refused
Tie csse was epened 70 M jury By NJ a. Young who
Iva Importance the public, and hs the
instituted simply tes tire legality Of this practice
public places OF smuse nentsnd called Mr. Hunt the
nor who tesht substantiA ly the facts alleged
lie defer dan, was ncs present but appeared BY Mr. War.
vho stated that The tn1 the nigh mentioned was
devoted the benefit OF shirt Sewers Unon and called
,svers witnesses whose testimony NOT Material and
e vert o toe Jury.
ny p r. Coudert summed foe The plaintiff and snes
from the Court NE jury withdrew, and IN rev mo
returned verdict for ihe plaintiff with full costs
Although the amount In dispute inconsdsrsbe yet the
IL Important In settling the law which has NOT beors
been appealed 10 IN like instances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
Naval Intelligence.

TN srsAxsuy os. was NIAGARA Ii has been stated
in the HnAID thai This vessel nearly ready for ses
and tbss exersioss being made 81 tho Navy Yard
Brschbn where che nov lies, 70 dsspsoh her for Rag
lssd easly IN psrl moain AMI thai tns Navy Department
tad authorised 70 be used, In coojancsoo with
shsr United states sseam risais By The Bssh and Ane
rcss Atlasus Telegraph Company, In laying tbs ssesrH
ph,e cable nom Eosand 10 NEWFOUNDLAND rns British
soversnsst n 10 aaed. have also ordered Two steam
freaass q NE royal navy 70 perform similar service
me plan that the ships sras meet N ID ocean and
Join the graphic cables and eco OF bs vessels
Nth mn proceed opposite courses 70 tne respective
rp,si ef the linz In Esgisnd and In Newfoundland.
We roe undsrrsnd that sncul,y has occurred In rsIs
ilen W he en- 2loy OF sbe Nsgara, vas eonssm
Isud ihs susnss Of shss vessel vsre built ~ james
nurphy, Of the Fulton iros wen In This CITY, and ere
BY tber contract with NE United ss.es 70 undergo the
ess Of trial "Trip 81 SEA- Of six m,utns, before the con
tres sss can receive se last ssalnsat o. sher eoatrao
prcsseme $40 eco Tbe conuassors, vs learn, have,
vmnhsld then oonsco. 70 sush snploymen, ssfcrs tbs
trial trip made, being nvlline 70 snooonter TIE ~
spcssiby asd risk Of such service, which they regard
a. dangerous me ship ana snanes and OF character
not plated IN the CONTRACT TIE loan OF the Ucsd
states AID Brush eovevunent vesssts fos ths purpose
several shoussnd collars end vs pvsums there
ove the difeulty VII BE- ebvialsd ~ the entevprsn
stockholders agreeing 70 assume all The riss IN
pay up The arrears The contractors wnion, Of oourse
Win se reimbursed 81 We exprssos Of the Mn month";
frnss should not allowed 70 impede WORK Which WI
-. 20 o. sss poss s.s -
be pcsssssd By This sonpsay unl other nsss pro-
jected and esSabnshed.
The United States frsaAs susou ehaanah Capt john
Bands. arrived 81 Genoa latter pan o. Fsbrnary bon
Palermo.
rhe United States fr,ssis cumbsriasd, 81 the Charles.
sDs .oy ss 70, ,s me =. pros.ss ,,.S,
about The middle d Nay. shs designed fos the Il
ship Of the African squadron and will bear The broad
pennast OF Commodore Cosover Her capacity eahtser
hundred tons being said, three hundred IONS large,
them any vssss Of her elass In the world Her
vnl eossiss Of twenty-five nine nch guns, with tve
inch pivot guns 70 be mounted tbe spar deck and
yin carry three hundred and twenty ave men, exclusive
Of onoers.
The frieNis nscedopas 10 tn the dry dock urdersoai
repairs The dry dock 10 70 be extsnded eighty feet
length. The new ccoperase and packing houses 81
nearly completed. v deemed probable that one OF ta'
eve rev steam h,gsies authorized 10 be built By the zee
Coasress. wil be bu,n a Nh ysrd -s'scs Afverosr
kweA IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

sUDpss DrArH or Pitor.-Ai ~ O'Clock las, s~s,.G.
IN novris Of the New rovt pilots p~s,a
ong Hudson stree, Grand srees In Jc~.y C~y. -
caught hold Of railing and falling easily 10 Ire adevan
died instantly. He had jusi arrived IN charge of veet
ssndy Book and landed the foot OF Grand street. He
baby died disease the heart Dr Conner, 81 O.
nsrd steamship Africa called, bit found life NJ
dec~as>A resided with his family Brocklyn and
hy yearp az age His BODY sahen he police saao
vbere an inluess VIII be heldtodsy
NosiSArIors-In the First ward Of Jerssy Csy ~sss,x
of citizens held Tuesday eve~ios aa which T.
mum and G. n. winfield were nominated fo< AIds~~e-
the term Of two years. and j. ". Orr for the 81 80
year. 10 hll vacancy
surcIps-A man named Van Bepscbossn eO~mIsssd sal
eide Tuesday evening In Bergen ~ sbocaas hanssf
through the heart
RAILROAD AccprSr.-rhc night esprs~s pss'ess~ r~~.
coming the Erie Railroad ran on he rses hA.-
COCK ON Tus~dax .ns,rooo The locomotive wsnt down
bank eet and passenger car ws oscxen NJ -
M md hurt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
Superior Court.

Jacob 3. Pieron and Oers Jooob and Heymaa Leg.-
This suit brought 70 the value Of cloth goods,
amounting between $4,000 and IS 600 which alleged
70 have burgsousy from the defendants store
m city, in 1884 appears TIA, The goods traced TO
several places Jersey aAd shipped Al Elizabeth
por on board the steamboat Wyoming for New York The
parns charge that the defendants removed those goods 70
the places In New Jersey and they seek 10
their value The defendants contend h The only part
they the transaction endeavOr find the
sos reward Of $500 which had been offered for
her restoration The prsePa questions in The case vas The
identity the defendants with the concerned IN the
various o the coh and whether the DEFENDANTS
were acting In The matter merely for the purpose o. obtaining
the reward The case occupied several days
Verdict Cor plaintiffs assessing the value OF the goods n
a DAG, and giving damages 70 the amount Of se2A ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
cay Iateulqesscc.

Al UHKSown MAJ PARALYzD ON ROADWAY. --BeswesG
nine and ton O'Clock last night respeotabi drsssed
man OF upwards OF nty years OF ass W. iouad 81 ths
corner Broadway and Barclay stross n 10 psoss ooa-
ditou, having been attacked By . psrAytc stroke.
taking AvNy The use Of his right ade ard s7eosh NJ
unfortunate man brought 70 the noe OF :hs OufsT a
Police BY two genuenaen. Sergeant Owoas exsn iDs1
his person and found so In hank Mills aud ~ - b
change He was dressed h 3 black cloth frook OK
and ovevooa blsek satin vest and stock ana small cro0-
barred pants In his pocket found . GARD % "W0
H. Rockwell, with Cbitteudeu Go, 50 EAsolay serees
An ehoer was sent 10 this nrm but tney nd not kaow
him. Tho uniortunses sent by Sergeant Owens
70 tho Guy hospital fer medical reatnsnts
The EcIIrsn OF rW svS YnnsaoAT was nos visible -
New York, ~ We announced BY NE astronomer "
como on aftsr sunset, and II dovsness did do -.
Tho path Of the eclipse lay prnoipsuy the Psoias
ocean; md II wn partially In . portion OF Msziso
the northwest coa Of suSth America aad In Australa
The eclipse began tho earth generally as ~ Slss.
A. mean time ct Washington, In longitude 1865 deg. NJ
min e Of Greenwish and latitude o. deg 81 min. ..
central eclipse ~ Sd lC8n In longitude r54 deg ~
min. w., II latitude dog ~ min Ecnpse ends 81.
olDs A. N longitude lo4 deg 80 min W. and lssitads
70 deg 80 min N.
Tho following sase shnws the points TO oorpss via
"A vtahla n - tha IJnitrf Natas,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
Obituary.
OOauuhry.
DEATH OF WILLIAM COL aArK.

DEATH or WILLIAM COL sArE, nBo,
Another Old cazen OF Nsw YORK has ,eea Axon fron
by death ire person Of William Cosgase, ESQ ~ha
tor sxty years resided In tails city he made Q
large fortune In the soap and stsron baHsr and NJ
nim Of Colgate 90 have stood dsssrvediY high for
serpvise and proAty. the deceased emiasu
member OF the BsPnss denomnsu,n and tor many
performed the duties OF Dc most faithfully He mad
turing nhs large donations for the seouoo OF hoosss
worship, and has undou0tediy viled ls~gs u -
religious socieGcs His last gift munlo,eat oae -
cid rse cnur h In the uppcs part OF the oily 6s I'D
q We advanced Of 10 ears 81 MS iae rcsidenos Ns
a East Twenty Till street, the morning Of she 30
mat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

PHILADELPHIA NIwsrArR EsnxrHsr Tho PhlsAsApaAs
Lde every day contains special tsssrspao dsspasoAss
which transmitted over Southern hss Of whasa
Of The proprieon Of that journal 10 the PrsaAsss.
rhs following despatch In that paper Of the ss inss
be tsKsn spsoimea OF this nsvspspes ssssr prss.-
Bstfnoas, March ~ -rhe brig Rsubea uaxvN a
wlningnn, o, bound ron ysoxs ,nvilbe Tor No.
ua,que, into the s6sh a BY ths ship Iasa,
and cut 70 NE vsssrs edge Her psssongsu and ors1
saved
This Intelligence was nrs, annousosd In Tho HssArs q
The OH inst and Mo Following AAy shs full pArxssss
wero given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

me next eclipse viii be the I'm OF Septenoef uexk
bot VIII also bc INVISIBLE In this par Of the world
ME-. BUCHANAN AZ THE CRY HALL "A tall. gsntemaniv.
HID gioved Parsonage entered tho Chiefs oos T~ss
day, and formed officer Mastertoa that he James
Buchanan, President Of the United stss and had
70 the CITY HAIL. which he underwood tho UoiesA
states Bank 70 draw his years saiavy He pres eated
check tho Ulster County Bank, drawn In favor a
james vandesburs for SsS, 900 aua wanted ths
Gambler The officer replied that hs the CASHIER 0ue
could not pay the dra ~ that mOneR whereupop Ar.
Buchanan cxproued h regret and stated thai he had
been offered the money the Mint. but In ooen
he declined tsfBE o. being TOO uuwieldy 70 DO porto
bic Mr.. 6ucbanan albed very hueuty and seusabH
with the ooev assuTed him that the oouatry woalA
be SAFE while he occupied the White Hou1e He lef pro-
missing 70 call again get his dram hsnored next day
We regret that we can OF say whore no pus up or We
enough 70 believe that the party insane and shas -
friends ought 70 look after him
THoUBil AMONG TARGET CoMpASrA- 1t seems NJ
tans or the tarse companies who proposed 10 pssss
The 10th OF April Eext have had diculy Among
H. wselvss, and likely 70 have Two parsses -
stead Of In qusnoe twenty Eve OF the captains
In card declaring thai political Influences -
gotten up for be benent OF certain po soisus Dus
II the real eihcuy has grown out OF the manner
In wbioa the Cicors ha 20 boon chosen alleged hns
vas done BY meal that smacked OF political chcansy
and that certain cot have every thing their way
TO b. hoped that tho difficulty s be settled before
the parade day, 20 thai oil osmFsnies may turn OF
untcdIy.
FIRa IN BAsoLAY srSsu About half past o o'olonh
last night fire broke DOT In the gum drop dryips
the third noor Of tue confectionery mAnufA yory a
u eenneld rruesdAl No. II Barclay street. The Erss1
beet OF the room snitod the woodoa frsa hs uney
discovery doobt prevented extenAivs ooodAgrar
ton inc damage done will amount 10 about e26. In.
sured for s. coo ir tho Lcnoox Insurance oompaay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

C~~vs CaIendar-Thfs Day.
sryruvp oorpr-special revn -Nos Isl, IA %, lfA.
lss, an, no las, ,71, ssa f1snss. ssA isA -, -
aso Jsa SIS no, 1ss, ise - -
srysr,os Ccru-ryAl rrn.-Ncs. 1881, lees, lTss.
lss7 1870 1900 1912 1875 lele 1898 ls>s lee 1874.
os 7cto 1901 1918 7ofe $685. zoos, 7loa, sioe, nlo
aii5, si2s. siss 2it7 7l7o sirT. also, nsok, tsee.
Az entirely calendar for trials will be made NJ ~
the ensans April NAY and June terms II this oourt anl
all notes Of ssus mus, be rened before saturdag,
2sth instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
Police lssellsgesce.

COMPLAINT DrSssp.--rSs complaint against Mr.. X.
Crussr Of ass Bowny tor forgery has, upon isvess'sa
lion by Justice welsh OF tbe Lower Pouoe OcurS been
Dismissed, ssd TIE dsspdsst be- bees soses>s'y ds
caayu1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
Supreme Court.

Before Hon. Judge Davies.
MsscH fb-In The matter Of application q The Mayor,
tc ofhe city n New York By Coon Aqueduc Board,
relative 70 uirns snds reservoir between rshy
eNih Mn tisth Fifth and Seventh avenues
Report Of the referee confirmed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

RxsraNAitor or VIRGINIA 0rvfcuRs.-W. r.
Bcccck hes resigned 'he oce q Attorney 0ensval = N
~a,s ssd Mr.. Mc0on ~ shas Of kisuA 0ovsS0,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
pexHonaI Intelligence.


Albert Pike Esq., Of Arkansas, has bssa y1G1s
70 hm mother In Bgneld, lsfs Hswburypo kass.,
Monday for homo.
Gen Todlsben the wall ksovn Russian engineer, II =
present v,aisg NE ovshsd places OF ths 0erman o.
federation The military oommlson Of Frankfort -
corded, u0s beck aosvsthstaadiAx sAn otns-
uoes vsssd, permssioa 70 NE 0sos rel 70 eEAnAns ~
several brtrsssss In question.
ExPrsident Fierce Intends 70 remain In phils1epAin
during the month Of April fov ths beaent a Mn. rsss
heahh.
Col. Lsss, OF KAnsas so'ovety, 10 married sgais-&as
former WIFE, nom whom he ~ besu divorced, beng -
bride.
ARRIVALS.
From Hamburg. IN steamship Ham nooka-Mr Anss 60
lsey eaid and SERVANT nicxels Rsmdips. 1ivy -
lady, Mr. Bradley, Mr. Eneh.
DEFARrURka-
For sayanrAh In The Steamship Flortds-0 W Nal sv,
Crawford, VIM Mcrester, III Dickersou. James GAA1w0
Mrs q Carpenter Miss Wysth, Iaasc 0~uusx a
Knight jas Il Hihpn Mrs Lupton John feoaard Cshen.
Anderson, r " Martin, Lihsner-And eeh In see~NeA
For rorfos Petersburg and Richmond. In the ssanza1R
Ro~noke-ohn Jordan, Bisho0, John Crane lag -
child; slAier. Morris, Mks Bah n Bev1st1A.
wm Martin, Korth Richard RE, Livtnastoa. JsnAss
smh Vim Lee Charles LAM and LADY, Miss IAass Csps
orapger-sod 20 IN steerAse.
Fer Charleston seamsAip southerne~-niss Brxsnn
Auen Putnam, srrsnkenthAl heipes. ChAren. u
kobinssn. Mr. neheimer, Henry Ash, WIN Jsckson. a
Fleming. ~ JOIN, ID W CONN Mrs Caxtsle, -
Msrsret Gilesy A Duhrng, Jennings Dsrea q
Ayres, john l. Hsniton-~nd In The s,ec~Awa
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TNHE LATE FIRE AT QUAKANIIEkZTHE UNDkk
signed proprietor the Rautilus Han Hotel Quarantine
essien Island desires express his sincere hanks 70 his
friends fellow citizens Of the neshoorhood generally for
which occurred sunday night the "a instant Ia The
Immediate ycluity To Marin Hospital Engine No l. d.
rcctcd by the Physician chief the euperncndcnt and
Ia opersticn With Engine Comp say No Of Fac
tori vile Company No. of BrightoN tho Hook and
LADDER conpany n stsplcon and CowPsne. Nos and 81
Ton pkrsre te undersigned indebted for hs OF
two large spd valuable houses from imminent aes.ructon
although h loss In other promises severe he csnnot
bt eel inst for udicoua OF hes
intrepid are companies would have been rnoSs and over
vbemins he refe oegs they viii socspt The heart
Zen hs thus publicly offers Quarantine fomPkins
vile, Stain Island, March "A. 1857. y. 4. Jofks
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NOTICE AN ANNCAL ELEcrIoN FOR NINE TRus.
IN tees q the kerbocker Toe COMPANY w be held at
net Office a2 Canal sIses on TrssaAy April Il ss, Iss
IRON the 18th Of April BY order o. Tie ,ard
WILLIAM j. wilcox, Secretary.
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0PEC1AL NUraOMs.

- - - ~
a Avenue Asiroad Company the ensuing year. viii be
held monday, April u the once OF the COMPANY corner
Ferry street and second The pous wi
open IL o'clock and close at The transfer book Will be
cosed from the 9TH Of March 70 the 9Th Of April boh days
inclusive by order. ID. b. PETERS, Secretary.
NEW YORK, March 81, 1857.
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U,1E PU sLrc ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST NgGo-
i uA,isg pcses Hc, S.! sss and $50 for $3.50 ,ven
q A O. Jerome they vi be pad only 70 he W Jerome
JACOB LIrfI& A %.
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ma BuRLnTaH CoHrIaUss HIS LEcrUR ana on Az
~ electrical discoveries this evcuing March D. the
Academy. Mes 0 and IS Sixth avenue win
RED and Interesting erpermentA-
GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL sOOlETr.-A
NJ paper VII be read this hvrsda " evening 81 O'Clock
the small chapel o. the New York University Washngon
square, By Rev. r Dwight Hunt California; and by
Capt T. q Batfersby, New 9rAnada rree ~ NON oers
Of The society aud their friends
NIIpk BsorA-MR. 10NATTUs DONNELLy Will. DE
I'M liver address setting forth The sdvanse~s and
pes Of the Territory on rHday Ne I'm instant - oeooE
and The sendAnce Of going 10 the
city Of NlninGer particularly requested.
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nFYICE or THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILR0AD CON
~ pspy March rs, 1877 On and afs1r the is day OF April
merit thk comoany will auxiliary hoose from
their depot extension OF their track Forty pnth street
- WM EBBfTr, superintendent.
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he " a.
rally considered hImse IN h.i sh the del.sog about ne
saviour commenced iuly year ago hss continued coz
gshy ssr .. same Y he os.r me l..s TINE heard
$ ne s a., Sr ~. h. ne. on .s \.
Jesus christ he FIRMLY bell yed he just vhs he req
mating sse csm se ~s md ~ss done -ssas9er
s..sd WITH s 9, e. bin .d :. IT, DEAD
70 BIN By The spirits would s III. he bad dei before and
,Ssy ssea BIN . 40 den sSey would i him csaT say si
se,y bow Ions nj, delu.on lasted su, % D.cen
hsd been sn,err,d Iao b BODY end hcush be resinca
srew no such person ). hat ino- JOB, Spri.onr
@S,nns ss SEEMED gsf'osay wd-s eve, ssdy Sloss
sSo, si Ss wa. psresy ss %s
Sise came rushing cupcsing Ss hair his hands snd
s s%ps Srsd " much - Min
What eoe.ersed sesy little during he day. would lay 90 he
~sls;'ses. sSi % co@gs@ q .ay,sss hat sss 4
rs ss .S 'sss .oa Re
searched the house end yard found the back door
mo he s and ss
e9Ts not &C. 70 s% ne, ., s sn ss s but no, &c
pesrce altogether changed oohed pale and hasgsrd
ispsud and was quite calm all these sc's within my
10 the oourt@we frequently went 70 call physician but
he Insisted that he well ana would have none
Resumed-I thought physician was necessary because
To the Cour-Csnr name any one out Of The family wse
sometmes made effort 70 place him N confinement
I'D not consider him dangerous 20 any one except hnse
neither my husband myself bad CONSULTATION with
physician regarding his condioA never consulted with
sry members of my family conversed with my
sitter the subject she did MT reside In the sane house
% & he would A.. Ss s NM s
child eighteen years Of age wiling 70 trust Gull
getting crazy myself and bewhched Ne las told me that he
sd these strange rocns cug beor. he said snyhng sepu
krev would not believe him; gave any
The court took RECESS Of ten minrte~.
On resssemblng The animation Of witness re-
sumed-John knew in Hsckensscs he par
cusr his Journey had LAID there be
hind rock in Ne rcad and getting up tces sick V defend
hren against the epirits ard houe when be came
tack fom ne shipping once Re said they hs6 told him he
n Cor sailor ne thea vert W the Recruiting Office ana