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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

Mrs. Antonette Brown Blackwell preached on Sunday
evening in Goldbeek's Music Hall, Eo.765 Broadway.
The hall was crowded with an audience, among whom
were many of the most prominent men of the country
hymn was sung and Mr.. Blackwell made prayer,
previous to the sermon. Mrs. Blaekwell's text was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

A j. BLREoKsK. SON Z 90: WALL SELL Ar IL
three :.ory and sassmen. srsh Aocss
f%i Hoss,; house 70 2lO and Gro.oa
throughout; in hne order and VIII rent for $780, lot ~ 10
ave. @ s. sns stand .d S
IS contains about % with LIST door, aud
rents for $780, gas in store and Co'on on iemises lot
foreclosure Sale Brooklyn Property; -.
S = hsfssa .ss
On Wednesday.
s.uS side md.sy ssss sad Pie street: .sas
BY order of PHno T. RUeGLEs Referee.
ALSO at one O'Clock on the sremisss-
Delightful suSs Te s ssIs - couu
Comprising about 40 acres Known as The osdsrs" ia
ssd The line Of The aayen RAILROAD aud r9eaos the
sSsn na 81 ne w n
advnna gee being wh tboss bsihins Trains
at No. Pine street & per cent remain for
On Thursday. JunelS,
Al2 o'clock at the Me,casnts' LIchaage-
By order 9, the Supreme COURT
On Second FOursssnih street 600 feet
On avenue n W eoner sixteenth s,reetA foe plot 50
feet Al and 0, feet sireeaa street together
III Nay S next :, .nnSs rent Of about $500
MAY ne Il at $40; LOT 2las9 feet
saIsS LEASED TIL April ~ 1885, 500.
Cs Sd ave fine side Sd between 2ad sd
On 10th W. 2d 'st 900 f. hne lot 24s 90 feet
On 81 18th et lot 2ssx95 II with buildings
nov on ssa n s% s2' s'p o
100 s. leased iii Nay l. 1862 $50 axes &c badin p be
On Sd ave D. W buildings rented
for about $500 and taxes "a sxlQ0 # leased III Nav next
On ss ave w. co cor aSs nne a o - snd Sa
each 0'A ave- L. ''' - '''' 80 "a
On 9Th ave. 8. W. cor 49ih ct lot. 25Il00 IT,
On III ave. lots D. " an corns OF 5itn st rs 5xl0O
each broadway and in vicinity of the Central Para
On Oh sy " cor 5ih ct plot OF lots Is l,4xl9S r. cash
On sih st. GGO ~ adjoining above, lot 25.loO
On 30 cor. cd ct fine plot lU 6xl02 6xl00 n.
on 10th av., n. sOth St OTIS 81 21l00 r.
On 4ih av, ne cor sist st, lot 2se}axl20
On els. Ct lots .. $50 n. west Sd AZ; 2sxlo22n
p 3D. ay W. cor s5h 81. the plot and buildings size 50xlls
f., leased till 1861 ct $50 and taxes-
On s ga To-: 10 O. es: sh ,s sv .oSsn III.
above are within half a block Of the Central Park
On g az cor ssth st. 400 ~, ioss, ~ S1ieon
On g AGO or sS Il. os s
s5h and sh s 50 cors Is s,a oSsrs Is SSo Il
On sv. ), goes west side between l7th and llsth
Ore block from Mt Morris square 25xh block each,
On 9Th av cor. 10th IT., lot 25xO0 test.
On Il III Avn cor cor 'T ss & % 1SS ts
Terms Copper cent remain for years m.pa At Pine st.
by ofoer' nor,c, "A' r. LEE ne'eree'
The subscribers have leased the bulldogs Nos and Pine
street.
liz branches having ample the sale Of
description, which advances when
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12
LEGAL NOTICES.


gSof SEms CouKr.-ls fsE aETrsh OF raz AsrlA
~ cation OF The ssJor, Aldermen and anomaly Of ths
uy of New FORK ov The board Of Comnisoners OF s Cen
rs Park relative the @cqueoo NJ lands for public
place. between i06tb and i0sh and the FL
EPhh avenuas In TIE city ~ New YurkThs Ssyor Alder
and Oonmonay hs CITY YORK., he Boer5 o.
gvnSnere Of The Central Pssk pursuant to te statute
aed act W alter tns Of the c,s Of Hew ORR By lay
y ou oertoL public place sid 10 sthcri1s he taxing 81
We Same, passed hpiH iS69 three 81 rs being
otfeps give notice o. at essap pAgtica ps
sonh istpeSays sntl u1to iasrass6 10 the landS
sneoeii, ncfeitscrts lreEslt kereia 1Aecuosec
And otsoeo hat hey wa apply supr. ourt ~
ne hesW ut e ScrA - eptrihi term OF aA6 C0ur
htid ait1s ~ 5S Of i5e A e ss OK ga Wsdae,ray Ice
bh cay o. N.Y. lse 90 he op3niuR II Court
or % so3r 'hereaie g coons be hes,d toe appoint
nneht ~ lnfe '1LooisSonert ~ Eppgzlai
titled matter 70 es,lnhta r.
parsee and cere ~ zfo~eesia I'd
pennstor Cor aht7g 81 thsr lands ieuer1aY n
sul premises - IE ae.s81u Ge ,otheav Inc oy 49,
ipsb sad llO4 stt'eta and he fsf.h ana fybu ~
II said tv trd N.dh BE "a 80re NJ ours, aioys M *
EsstEbl rerf cesT Sdvtsnrie 70 he aequei a.
o. gxsrtioe ssid i.enfs lesr 30 D. o. e& Y5rS 5i
RID laodF and pre1niees are sd
eiv and by virtue " entitled ec scistl, -
fis1 tourbine the iayirs 81 ayee IN .os ~
80 lily % New dTk, flt -cr 1ttsy pgaa pssss4
1871 sea ssy II ista -r''
EICE&5D ENht EEli, founrs. 20 tba ilcvoprsson
U,n ~ fsiG snsr1 81 tOsJHis sflnsYa
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ncuL.I.rs nyn ArRIs-rs

DAsr1kL DrArYsss ARD DIscgAR GEs From TTT7
ear ccuaet ny rcare tsves, nefg1maion iariss "
te had rronplv asrgialy Rr5 ses7fcqy trrat-f 11r
fsusuE he least pay icCaveusnee s1s a ,sses
gaaranieed b. gr. HA2IzY, zu1s 81 - ksIks place,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

UJM wfTTFEe, AUOrroNEEe 2, WILL SELL ON MON.
~ da7 orcnk. AZ 49, Csn al s-ee, large assortment
Of furniture 10 rom families and others sofas ossy ro)S
log AID OF clas eeutre and ether soes pier glasses,
bogsry n Other teeaie beds and bedding dressing
re us wssh epcs toilet gsrs dui1g sod khsn FUR
rine sho h'a collection o. l1esfry p'v iugf in anl
oher cerUes &c sO s0s, glass silver ware cale seat
Ok Ars, Eola beasiesas piano, &C. &;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12


JAMES COLB, AuC1IoSEEa LARGE SALE OF .,
yacaD. lots IN the eighteenth ward, Brcokyn i AxE
he VI" EnsDs Sa Nss he
plank road Geotrs and Johnson avenues ana 1n
& % ia6 sS s ssss he
Peek alp ard other ferrtes The neHhoorhood 70 good
cusrs apply 70 he suctopesrs 500 Brooklyn.
ard 1o Nassau stree. New York
/ ARGs AND POSITIVE 20 s E54s OF
,ry T Ra az sof ho e ss f' zp A sSfs
DAWN SCOTT. AUOTIOHEER,
VIII rel at public auction, on
Monday June Is,
At2o'cloch 2. NJ; on the premises,
Grand Giishris Canal, Morris Essex, Bergen Dniisy.
Town and varck sree tlso Ave brick houses fronting
Son Tor private residence The above sale presents great in
ducserts capitalists and manu-, cturers requiring wsier
this property; terminus OF the Railroad win
the above Grand .tee. filed grade
Width. ''' D 'e''N' N''' '''S '''' Nv '''' ~
Tsrms-Ten per e on the day Of SAFE;
deeds VIII be delvered The remaining sixty cent
main.
Sale peremptory; title perfect
For and further particulars inquire Of aactoneer
Fos 70 IS Montgomery street. also No 70 Exchange
'N1' ''''s '' H. 1 GsoaREIL CO.. SO West street.
DEnEMPToBY AUCTION sALE-A. M CRIsTALAR
Auctioneer- Salesroom Is Bowery
nrv Ready Read! inside msde elC, ~ .siS.s, ai%nas-
On 80 Seot ana :I Sss ~s >, yo e tS
ocmprisIpR shout $50 garments nen marseies cashmere
spaes ock sack and business coats and pants do
ss a. satin vests crsva shirts nd eosrs wing
cloth satinets linen duck msrseles Kentucky jesns and
bosons and cuffs; ak linen and cawbric hsndierches
f,ipRes embroideries snd aces gaer shoes ties
Bes earrings py ana IN e.. u
charms gold pencil cases. studs sdes sleeve buttons &c. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

fro MERCHANTS Il YOUNG NAN WHO WRITES
! well al exuediousy. and give Respectable rece
Ten1es deaires situation entry clerk in merchant
ttofe. ADDRESS Beta, Her AID office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12
JOHN T. BUNGEHFORD, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE
~ No

a. No 90 BE AVER STREET
Superb household furniture 81 public auction OIL paiat
chandeliers pier and mantle mirrors lsce curtains
snd silver china and glassware seven octave panoore BY
CITY maker.
JNO. HUHGERFORD respectful ly In forms ais friends
est bcoer all the rich and costly hOuseed furniture and
works OF art contained in the elegant mauiou housa 70 West
Twenty sixth street few doors from SIKH They
81 made 10 order for the and 10 be
premptorily sold. bale to commence ut l01e O'Clock
PASTORS
Two richly carved wood suits covered In satin bro
csde suit covered In moluht supsrby carved centre
tab,es wood With secretary
spd bookcate aed with satin good LADIES' work table
what nots eide sofa csrved and qus-te tables
tonal chai's antique and gothic chsrs rurkish couch
hhVEN ODfhVE bOsEWOOD PIArOrOHrE.
m auction
IBIS richly carved dnshed AL round nlaii With mother
pearl pearl kes wood stool and Fren ID cloth
per paintings by Inap, HungerIord Uoe Ketche',
Bopard Laerand esres and other eniaen arts tos Ma
superb from the ceebra,ed painting the Lo
Paris Pastoral 10 Szerla-d Harvest cat
tie piece rut ard towers with rich gilt frames
real artistic bronzes representing painting and sc Seasons
Nenus Mars Flower Roy and GIRL Hicha l., &c PartAn
marble sstuetss braue figures d-eedeu china and
hsures pier rroya rosewood and gilt frames mantle mir
lace cursins corncss shades velvet carpets
cocs and ELY light hron aud omuu chandeliers imported
for The and $780, bedrooms VOID bel
seads estuary marble top washsl. nd and con
modes stch glaze wardrebes dressing tables
rockes chairs hair Mattresses feather
bees blankets sbees conrerpanss mirror, ept IONS cur
sins &C hrusses ami nsraio carpets dioog roouback
exenson diupg aae Hertz cstert chairs dun,
water rich Gu! snd Bohemian glass d-csners goo
es debc ard vines champagne, fruit and dessert slld
celery, s &c ivory har die liable cutey napkin riggs s
aed stoys forks knives coffee cake has
kes SC frsn III china dinner and tea sss Is, &c AIS,
ar OF basement furniture With which The sal
wD tent viii be in alien dance TO
pack and ship goods to the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

DUREIsaER5-wAErED. Six FIRST CLASS LATHE
ID burnisheTs TO when steady employment and good
viii be given. address Thomas Rawling, Mount Carmel
Conn,
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALgs.

ITO MERCHANTS, FAPRS DEALERS sTATIONzss
j &cA gentleman Who hss travelled wears II TIE
West and South well estab shmeui in the Nest
wishes gIstion with Esstern houss 70 avel paper
house preferred Can produce satisfactory
10 extensive acguant+DCe business qualifications hs
Travelled for sy years n aoi, Indiana neso.s Iowa
hrksuag Texas Mississippi &C address bcx f. Lafay ee
Iroisna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12
TyENTRAL PARK.

NnETRAL PARK.
The Board OF Commissioners Of the Central Park give notes
hat portion OF The park now comp ese and available
asse without 5oing beyond the limits OF The city, 1k ansh
ed ground known "The kambe" situated Immediately
Third s.h Eighth avenue railroads. expense not eI
Eo The ternini the sirh and Eighth Avenue railroads
rty ninth street Is reached through the unahed portion
AT the entrance Fifth avenue, opposite Seventy second
street. grsveled walk copneacee leading directly Ths
Ramble" Access this can best be had by ths
thHd Avenue railroad leaving The car, a Seventy frs. ree
President Board Of Commiasiousr Of 0antrsi Ysyt.
CENTRAL Park, June 2, 1859
HARMONY LODGE, NO. "A, l. O. OF o. F-THE
members Of this lodge are requested to meet at their
day rext 14h met at O'Clock NJ business OF the
IN to member will be brought before the lodge
By order OF the lodge. GEO. MkYEks, n. G.
j. F. PlNsoS, SEES.
r IouoR DEALERS, MEErINa.-As SPECIAL MEETING
he Sescpolsn No. se Hser se x on y Taesasy
evening June H. 1885, at O'Clock Punctual
requested as business of VI Be sh srspa,sed
An. MATHEWS Vice President.
0usrAvUs A RArz, Recording Secretary.
NIAsoNIC-oORINTHIAN LoDGE-rHE MEMBERS
wi hereby summoned 10 attend "Wednesday evening
next at O'Clock at Lamarne Hail. Of Twenty ninth
street and avenue as business Of importance will be
GroRGE ROGERS, Secretary.
MR. EpITOR-BE,NG INFORMED THAT A CERTAIN
M perBon Is disposrg Of anlbroy of my husband VII
liam Harrington protesting to be for my beaeft ould
prevail AVID wish 10 be distinctly understood ths never
have, will take of money derived from
such ieurcs R e ogr.; ~, .-o
New FORK. June IL. 1889.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

DRAsS TURNER'S wANTED-TTN FIRST CLAs3
ID worktnen, whom steady empiov good agaa
win be given. Address Thomas Raw ing, Mount Carmel
Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE CHATHAM COBALT
Mining Company win be held ut A Cedar SasY
lay, june L. at i've O'Clock.
NEW YORK, Nay 81, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

fJONFoeITORs wAETED-TWO OR THREE GOoI
~ twnbird hands have steady work and pay
st the Office of the Staten islander at 5apsn second land
Dr. No waiting Boats every hour from foun ferry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

WANyED-1N EMBROIDERY SALESMAN ONE AC-
w qusnted with the pushing trade who II uYh.
1y understands hs uucess will be literally tEestet win
dow dresser preferred Apply 10 " X. Peyton 2j Bowery
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leased the buildings Nos and Pine

The subscribers leased the buildings Nos and Pine
street.
They prepared give their attention TO auction business
In all branches having ample accommodation for the sale Of
goode of description, which advances when
saYy, will be made
Separate departments will be established for the sale Of city
country properly private contract leasing and letting
Of houees farms procuring and osnng money
bond AND mortgage and the purchase and sale of so and
other moneyed securities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

W ANTED-A M N. WITH $4,000 TO si5 COO TO TAKE
w the cole charge Of opsBess Ench viii 30
prost and ssia,y investment safe No pills pstents
Address box les Herald office.
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rAs METER MAKERS WANTED IMNgDrarELY-ro
IT two good vorkmen steady employment will piven
Apply 10 g. MskRIFnLD, go Water sreet.
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TIVE TRIBES.


s. SURVEYOR. PAFrIUUL4Rly Coon DRAUGHrs
~ for rosps and mechenics irasp7r book eeug-
&C. vel recommended Is desous OF poy msnt Address
X. Y. scheibers Hotel, 81 Eldrdge st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

NOULDEEs wAsTED.-A NCE9gR or Fl Asr GLASS
WI mclders W1l mn ssad7 ployrnsnt al l. Jacksons
Foundry lh 81. New York, 70 crates tenders and
Rno otb'r une castings. j. L. JACKSON.
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W ATCHMAKbR WANTED NONE BUT A Folly
competent workman, IN every respsc. need anpv one
Wiling 10 devote bis services his
tb6 GOOD situation by applying W. Co.. rs Bread.
way, up STAIRS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

UTATTE0-A MAN IEn HTs WIFE, ON FARM
w twenty miles from the city: the must understand
farming gsrdetng and cattle his wife take the
diary house will be furnished To such bring or
show satisfactory ndatons liberal wsgss will bs
given adore Fs' and Gardener B-oaivay &C.
stating where to be where TO address Preference
Professionals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

Il j. SJH e CD VIII SEIlL IN tn TH3
a day June TO- at y O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange
PARTITION Se 20 OF IHg HW1N9 ESTATE.
On - " cor 18th ct lots vita buildings
On Az. As parcels, bet reep 1l7th sui ta1 r.7.
On ID VII parcey bst 18th and l20th cts g corners
On Sd av.-2 yar,e,s between 9th and 95,h SITS
On l'h avn c cor 9TH q, 200 ieeD 8 lots
On sth corner ois! st 8 lots
On Glib Sstb at and 4eh st. lots.
On 1th av and corr. SCR 81. 2lots
On 9th th st IS parcels
On lob parcels, between ga sud sh sis g corners)
On ltb vG parceis bet s0h and ll5tb 3
On 3ie So uarcels 400 feet esst from 10Th avenue
On 6ls, ST. psrcs2, $50 fee, west from Sd
On c2i and o3d streets psrces between $h aod 9Th
On ll9 st a parcels 100 feet east from 9Th
Maps teJng, &c at 10 Pine street.
BY order OF WI z. LEE. Hegeree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

O. ALBUETIs AUCII0NsEa. - PERgMProRY
sale erich and ele wood parlor ard cha nber
furniture pisno.orte pier and mantel gssses
velvs. an tepesy ocoths hst stands and
ornou cbaDde apendid oil painiog- Psran ssanstes
ySses Ornaen &C. Eve chaulhers furnished 10 eycsleu
manner, All Of which has been hut little use1 and would 10
vile the o ibose refrrnhng 70 call and exane be
fore purch aspg elsewhere sse 10 Mindsy
49, 1875 O'Clock the residence s. West Eleventh
gireet Fifth Sale without for
Pianoorte Kich carved rgs pearl tu octave
and re warranted in perfect order pisno stool and
complete.
sood palor suisOne covered in crimson plusb al
two covered with rich satin ribbed br5cede good marble
table pate glass side e.egecs carved
also do reception ard spriu, chairs, media
ion rpib1ous ornou bronled chandelers Ere lch
figures and vases gold framed oil paintings by ZONE
OF the hest American srti ts OF who erho
ted IN The M Union last seasop lace curtains and ancscso
bsdfR With us o.Ser paro urture ahb must bs
to be appreciated sill of wh;h will be fully described in the
catalogue.
Din1g Roon1sod extension dining table, pls.ei
and glassware valuable Fer ch chin breaks.
ssne ehins table wsre and variety Of table cutlery ano
kitchen furniture with tables. chai-s goodws'e, &c
Bedrooms koaevood gothic marble top dressing
bureaus &c. wsshaan1s 70 match hair Lt
holsters and oows sofa beds and chairs ingram and 3p
carpets tEet ses carved mshogany spring oun7e
Oh paintings mirrors and the usual bedding generally fonad
IN the furniture Of family Catalognes ready The
furniture nay be at 81 O'Clock A. day OF sale
without regard TO aber Careful will be In
dance 10 pack cart Or ship required
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WANIEU-A JoUhNEYAAG WIG MAKER AVN
w gertemen's hairdresser; aso young wonen VIII M
dertants ladies' bardressipg, aud paole OF -s
Coed references required. Apply j. Rooin rs tss m
street, no. 4.
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TRAVELLING DREgS GOODS.
i Notice W. JACKSUN, No 65l Broad way,
offering at resL The desirable assormento Of
travelling dress goods
imported Of be by ladies not ir
mourning
Observe- ". JACK ION importer OF mourning goods,
55l Broadwsy between spring and Prince streets
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w ANTFD- SALESMAN IT A rIOTHTNG STORE ON
Brosdwsy scqusintd -ib the retail trade; mus. be
of or sod able 10 Influence The righ
Kind of will Ne literally with address Pnsh Ee
RAID Office, stating rarie, reference, &c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14

WHEREAS, on the 18th day of juno A.
w d. 1859, William D. Harrah and Hes
ter H., his wife, executed unto David 8. True,
as Trustee, . certain Deed Of Trust, convey
ing to said Trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa, described as follows, to-wit: Lot No:
sixteen 1851, in block No. four 4l, in Psrker's
addition to the city of Davenport, together
with the dwelling house and all other improve
ments thereon situated, which said conveyance
was made by the said William d. Harrah and
wife for the purpose of securing the payment
of one certain prOmissory note, and the interest
thereon, signed by the said William D. nar-
rah, dated the 18th day Of June, 1859, for the
sum of one hundred and ten l$llO] dollars, and
payable to the order of X. G. Adams sixty
i6O1 Gays after tho date thereof.
And now, said promissory note having be-
como due and payable, and the said William
D. Harrah having failed to pay the Same, l,
David s. True, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby
give public notice, that by virtue of the
power which is in me vested BY said Deed
Of Trust,I will, ON Saturday, the 5th day Of No
vember, A. d. 1859, at the hour Of 2 o'clock in
the afternoon Of said day, at the Court House
door, in the city of Davenport, expose and Of
fer for sale, At public auctisn, the parcel Of
land above described, or 20 much thereof a
shall be necessary to satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note, with the interest thereon
to the day Of sale, together with all the costs
and expenses attending said sale, costs of this
notice, and Trustees fees.
DAVID 8. TRUE,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
SUPREME OOUOT.
psysrsr. JUDGES wo0OWAsp q sfoOK10s.

The Supreme Court commenced it ses'
sion IN this city yesterday morning. The
docket is very large one. and We are sssu-
red that there will be At least lto cases de-
cidsd and announced this term. The fol-
lowing are those given yesterday morning !:
Thos. Gresson Of al, v. N. g. Davis, Scott
Co. -med.
Austin Corbin v. City Of Davenport. SCOTT
co.-sfirmcd.
John Foley v. Thos. Connolly, Jackson eoua-
ty-reversed.
Coates 4 Patchen v. City of Davenport, Scott
| county-afhrmed.
smith, Toogood L Co, v. Clarke / Henley,
Linn county reversed.
Terhune '. Goforth Bremen county
Fifield '. Wood, Dubuque county-amrmed
Wiekersham Orr, Scott c0uaty-a@rmed
Gladen adm'rv. Whitney yet al, Monroe ooan-
ty-a6irmed.
frmed,
Lord Y. Gaydis, Polk county-snirmed.
l.. w. 4 II. Tucker v. A. 7. Silver, Boone
ceunty-a6imed.
Cronch '. Cronch, AarshaA county-reversed
Teagaldnsr v. Barker, Story county-rever-
sed.
Clemens v. Blver, ct al, Marshall county
reversed.
Boone county '. Ruhl-reversed.
Givens v. Decatur o0unty-a6rmed.
Bell v. Rowland, Davis county affirmed.
Kinpear '. Decatur rcOunty-afirmed.
pNosler " Citizens, Polk county-no appeal
stricken from docket.
Schnarre v. 0ehman, Scott cOunty-a@md.
b. NJ. RR. v. Sinnsman, Wspello couaty7-
reversed.
State ct a, B. h N. RR. '. Wspello county
reversed.
Bridgman / Rankin '. Major, Wapello coun-
ty--afirmed.
Innis I c.. v. Brysler, ct q, Polk county
affirmed.
Currews v. Ratclif, Marshall coanty-af-
frmed.
Lord v. Ellis, Hardin ncounty-reversed.
Kuhn v. Graves, Hardin county-reversed.
Early '. Redpath, Bosne county-reversed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
CHICAGO MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 12.
FLOrR'-Markct firm and quite active. "Du.
buque" 81 20 STERLING" 81 II; 'CommerciaP
Como and West Aurora, all spring extras, 81
Is; Rock River super 50 25 Prairie State do
So 40.
WHRAT.-Spring firm and advanced lGtllc
Winter scarce and in demand mol White
Winter 81 05 ; No Red do 9ic No 2 do Sac J;
No Spring closed at sl@sl14c No.2 do 100
1870
CORH,-Scarce and firm Canal soc atioat :;
No in store 1870 No . do &c ear corn SIC
%75ib..
OATs.-Active for shipping and advanced
@lLc. Canal 32c aAoat No 2 in store Sig
3lHc.
BARLEY-Quiet but advanced good No in
store 57@5Sc very choice 6Oc on track No 2
in store 4Sc.
ONIONS cry dull at 400
P0rArOEs--ln better demand 3OM36c.
BUTTER-Common 10(Gll chioce table 25@
16c
HrDEs-Dull Flint 14@15c.