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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-08
NOTICE

) hereby given that petition will be pre.
= sentei TO the Commissioner OF MONTGOMERY
county, ~ their september session. praying for the
establishing OF County Road beginning Al or nSer
the section line two miles south OF Centrey lile on
the Dayton and Lebanon Turnpike Road IA Wash-
ington township, in said county, and 10 nun east
rom SAID point on or near the sestion line to m
oehtrevllle and Wayaesyille road, running on the
Phyl John $. Roberts, Robert Sears and John y
sears and on the north along the lines OF the lana
OF j. a. watkins, Thomas HATFIELD, John s. Roberta
John $. Wilson and Sarah Anderson, the distance
from the starting to the point OF terminaiion heng
about two miles. THOMAS UATFiFi N e'Nh
acg2-s0d-dtw6Htt and othe,,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-08

"soss spowN.-we Inadvertently omitted
paragraph IN the latter cf our North West Cor
respondent Friday. which we give io>day =
II Is devoted 70 The "sons," and does not Civ,
a very aaitering nccouut Of their operations Al
The Falls II is possible that "M," did moi
quite get the hang Of the thing, as he was an
outsider We recommend him TO join the Or.
der, when he will doubtless understand many
things which now appear obscure to him. But
here is the missing paragraph
II must devote parting word to the Sons Of
Malta, whose most glorious fzzle ia the sub
ect Of much comment and derision Deferred
by the bad weather on Saturday, the Sons made
their grand visit to the Falls Of Minnehaha on
Mond ay, attended by the crowds from the city
and surrounding country, eager to witness the
Feast Of the Nine Cardinals Either there
were not enough Sons 20 carry out the scheme,
or the whole affair was an unmitigated hum
bug County people were inquiring for Buch,
anan, Beecher, Napoleon III, Garabaldi, and
other celebrities announced in the programmed
and one bumpkin innocently asked if cold
Malta" had come These were answered that
the notables were detained by urgent business
Of the Order So the whole oflair proved to
some an amusing farce, while others acknowl>
edged themselves most thoroughly s-o-l-d !
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-08
ATTACHMENT.

SrEPHEN d. J0NESvs +, W. Smith. he,
~ fore James Turner, J. p, OF Dayton Township,
Montgomery county, Ohio.
On the 2bth day Of June, A. u. 1853, said Justice
isaned an order of attachment in the above action
for the sun Of $1,000. Set for hearing August 5th
1909 ''
Dayton, July 18th, 1853. jyi2 dtwwsw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-08
m CASEs Ohio Cntnwhn.

IN CASES Ohio Catawba,
~ 10 Cases Ohio Claret,
10 baskets Piper Heidsick,
10 do Anchor,
bbls Kentucky Bourbon Whisky,
. Old Rye Whisky,
Just received D. q +. b. SKULL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-08
THE DAILY EMPIRE

oFFioE oe POBLoATloHt
Empire Building, fhirdst, SOuih side bel. Main jefferson
TRRMai
BY MailtB. 90 per yearin advance.
10 cents per Week payable 20 thc carrier.
single copies, putuD In wrappers. Scents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
TOWARD ASS UCIATlON ,
PHrLADELPRlA.

4 R.c.vo,.nt I,,tisveior eafa6sisAsd BY spsciAl0
dowme~f. for Me Ritz ~ ns n.ek esS
D'''r': .sd s sn.ss.ss G ss..n -'
vT,uu HOWARD ASSOC ArIOr. In v,sv q NE
al disco .es and the decepsione pra tsfe upoo -
unfortunate victims Of such dssess By QuacAs 80.
eral yesr. ago directed ~ co0sulttns suSosoe. =
pensary for tho treatment Of this Glass q y sassos
in I'll their forms. and 70 give neacel a1vce e.e0
to all sho apply BY letter, With feec'il 10 - ~
conditi.n, tsge, oocupati"n, hsolss 9, liz, ~
IN cas-. OF trems poverty to furnish mersct0 Ne
OF charge II peedl-ss TO add that the - oesoe1no
commands the highest msA:cal shil OF the - -
viii furnish thu most approved modesns sstmsns
The Directors Of the association. 10 h~r annuas r.
uort upon the treat Of xnsl diafas 80 sxp Cos
H. hlshsst satisfaction With ~ sucoess which hae
At, end the stors OF thsir ons IN tn cure a
spsrmsttorrtci s. NINA veakness !. nc..I 49,.
of the hidn VI and bladder, 10. end osos eSottn.
uaooe ~ ,be same plan or the easoine yse..
The Directors. on a review OF the psN - es~ss1
that their sboHs IN this ,phere Of ben soleas s..s
have been OF great benent - n sGlcwd - 49,
to the ycuns aud they have resolved 70 devote
selves with renewed lssl TO this very mpossaA. -
much dc spised eause. u
An admIYah re port on .permate rrhoes. or seoi-
nal weakness tLs vice Of Ooanism. Essturnet -
ss-abu.e. and other Diseases Of the sexsai o1Esne
b, tie cor suit NJ sarse.n WIN n. y man g
sale. -pvel pei free Of charge, on secrsvt o. ,vo
sI..'., postage. Ousseeorts and trsess eatAe
1870. ~. .stnent Of sexual dseesss. ~, Ne )
Arc ~ bs..v paolishsd for sssissss eiss.s
button, end will b. sch. " - ....s.sos ~ cv.ssS
remedies and methods : vs,.e
duIins the lest year ore Of sres. ,
Address for Report or t,esimcfs. y. :. III
lin HOUGHrON, Actins eurgecp. n.,H S 80
citation: NJ. . south NinA ssrsss. 1s''s ~
Pennsylvania
Nv order Of the Dirsctevs.
BzRA 1.ARTwliI. FyAslieul
ONO. VAIRoulLD. Ssmooyv. Js9s-~Iy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
~ N IL DeScOUereN {! ~
Suffer no longer; It Is . relief.
ny THE APPLICATION OF
NngS's G0Od Samaritan .
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.

You csn be cured Of the following complaints such
Tooth Ache. 10 mintte. 70 the most painful
lacks " Rheumatism, nine cases out OF ten, In lees
thar one hours time, viz Head Ache, Ear Acne,
Neuralgia Coughs Colds, Asth ma, Bronchitis OVoup,
Soinai Afectons Pain Ia the BSnk Side. stifn'es
in the joints, Collie and Or mp Pains. Erysples, In
famed Eyes, Sore Shroat, Cuts, Bruises, Buns,
sprains, Chapped Hsnds, Frosted Feet ana Chill
blains.
1t not the intention Of the undersigned to assert
FOR this medicine til 1t will do impos be ngs or
ali manner OF diseases; for the old saving IT,
"a medicine that ID good for ev-ry thing Is good for
nothing" It Is true. We only claim to cure one
line OF diseases and for the above complaints
this medicine Is without al equal.
The best proof you can have OF the merits Of
Acie. in to see what it will do. My operations
Pain. decidedly the enectnai, by the app.
cation Of this wonderfu medicine, Of any the
country This is admitted by oil who have tried Il
wonld have the pubic understand that ! h We
huuoug article TO dispose Of, nor would be In the
business n the same not truly and purely leg IL
mate n medicine 10 held, in ali places where II has
bren used la the .hest e.teem, ana 1t my Who'll.
aim to make II 20 smODg ell. The binding duty
which 70 forever and etc Tnally Ixed mankind u
TO forward the gem raj lntrests Of the human fAmi
IL. a.Hic I'd have BEEN deceived BY pct ing ny
culsrs with n. tl.,Is trstinonials them, and
nave be duo d to bny without seek ng the proof
I have thousands 81 testimonials, which have beer
sent 10 me fr6 m different p1rts ~ tne Union; but
prefer showing the vsSs Of my medicine, BY curins
free Of charge oil those complaints. whenever there
Is an oYportnHitv 10 do 70.
DA Hbera, discount mode 10 Dvsggists and
Wholesale Dsdlers.
u RLA00. Proprietor.
Il BARNES 90, Gene ., AGENTS, Dav export,
Iowa. Travelling agent. J.
WILEY, retail dealer, Wess 6ecoo0 street, Daven.
port, and kep astantly on auo by the f3lowipg
Agenis-Tsylor X Ealord, Davenport; = y ebb,
De wit; A Fellows, AsQuoketA; W BSldsD, Ma
quoketA Vim Enr'ison, BIckhoIn;J zook CO,
Fremont; Jas 4 Ryisnd, Monmouth + Green Wy
bell; Aetcsrf, Grahsm 4 60, AnamOss; Simon
Strauss Fsirvi "; John Holman, ppringvilis,
Rmmet 3 Brnbaker, Cedar Rapids. r Rssipe 90,
strong shansEn, Lisbon r Lala, Meshanice-
vnie; T q AcCleIaDd 4 O., AecnaItcsvtils Geo
Bagiey, Upton; O Garter. AAsmosa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

Farmers Unien lnsass1ee Conpa1y
OF ATHENS, PA,
Having consolidated their bussness, ~ oo0s -
hereafter b .oadassed ~ he upaase euaoansah
the name Of tho ~ H. 80
rHs olBAr WESTERN
Insurance 4 Trust Company,
At their onase IN III. conpasy's building.
4O3 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
w9sTERW INsTR tNcE and 1srsT ooSL
PAM VII, be largely ausmsctrd. end Yer ol1eeo
addsd to It's asses, Of which 1lco,Ceo = b Dlsse
sgases, with p -. bes.ins en- pssesat mae1a,
shieh gives the Company over o3e0, 80 e oVsn1A0
means 70 meet any liabilitias.
Al running risks q either CeoDesy - -.
:u..d ,.ntsey !ss.ss tAasa ssrss vm = Sss.Us
IRE, Iala~d, go Nartss Csrse 1tAks 1ahOO
~ ASst K0sovs65s 7svnsr
Hssysetfsls sslssiting yeus bssssA, veOq
Year oeedises ssssea1R
CnAs. o. LATnn0e, P~A
WA. DAnsAs. Vlset.ss
toaa.ss :: i s.s.ss ~ 1900
JAs. vnssss, - - 49,
Q. . 1Us1aas ASNooA
sL DmDu4 z1aH
Ma. 9 lA.Assp. nsa - - 80
I s., .:' ss:;::, s ~ ! 60
AZ; 5!
GIN & ES M go 4s 80 ~ aH sx T
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

tabiishse TWENTY = nAUo-Aevs sevsd eheasc -.
srnm Ia o n thoir Woye Of nesoy y uoe1o8
completed. Try them. Thy a5s rarUnts.. -
Practice, Chsmists, Albany, y.
eold A. wholesale and retail BY oil DTusolsao -
Davenport, and By Dealers everywhere
p q. H. n 4 L. ". r ALA11, 13oveln1g AStA
auCQQ AavaduARe1Yr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
Flagg's Good Samaritan -
Isssoeeed6Nte Rcl1s

Keep ft In your Family, Tor Sickness
comes when you do not expect IL.
TvEIS 10 an Internal Ind External Medicine, DOM.
I posed OF Roots, Herbs and Banks, such Is our
forefs,hers used There iiountisu. supply the
rarth to cure oil complaints II We only knew what
they WERE And nov tho Good Samaritan brings us
good news and glad tidinge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
FORSALEORLEASE.
For Sale.

AON1 hundred and twenty Building lots In 40
~ Addition TO the town OF PORT Byron,
Thesc lots eligible and handsomely situated %
sho bark Of the Mississippi They vii be sold on reae
eoT able terms.
FOR particulars inquire OF Messrs. Durfce Frat 4
Oo;, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers. ksq LeOia;re.
or Of JOHN KING,
Dand Agent. No IS Brady street.
Also. numberless cesira bic pieces OF and in
and near the cities Of Davenport aud lie Claire and
near Port Byron. nov3O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
JOY a d q q d N e =
Has been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

CINOE the introd notion Of thst World Renoscnsd
y medicine. DR. MAINS AGUn BALSAM, IN
IN. Wtste Country, an especially the pa 0U,
II has bronsh: health and haprints into more fani-
lies than any remedy upon vec0rd. The question
woul naturally arts why 10 this? Because Il does,
In all in the sh rtest time, arrest Oh lis, fever
ard ague in Its wsrst form, and In eli cases psr-
forms spsady cure. Persons res ding In larious
districts using this bslssm occasionally curing the
ckly reason need have fears Of attach Of Asue.
II Is ,herefore highly reromne ndrd . preven
ticular tire when this class Of diseases prevail =
For want Of SPACE can only 1fIer . few of the
many evidences In Its favor.
Eucyrus, ohio, Feb. 18Th, 1853.
Or. MANN Z 90 Cotton, Ohio Cents we
are ct loss 70 hnd lsbgusgo sufieert 70 portray TO
the public he great este. m In which orle braed
Ague BaL4aDs IL held IN this community. The fact
10 It never fais to cure ssns r. its WORT forms, and
We can sell noting else 1ouf , &c ..
Cori~&A, Aiss, Oct GOTH 1855.
NRssRS. =. K. MANN CO. Gents - Having
procured supply Of Jour Asua eslss m and tes,,ns
Il thorough, 10 manv severe OF Tor STANDING
where all Of the popular remedies Of the dsv had
safe and sp ely cure. II b just the nedseass We
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
NeN York, Eeb 23d, 1858.
MESSRS K MANY 4 CO.-Genss IL have
st orr house IN D. Louis, sold Jour Ague BalsAn
three years and have carefully observed It's eff
fects, snd must In eandos say, do MT believe Il
hes equal In the history Of medicine; for to ny
per .ona knnwiedge. curss permanently every eese,
and bave known u used after sii other Yeneftes
had failed, with the seine happy result. have no
hesitation In pronounciDg II the srsetese eiscovery
ever made in intermittent remedies, and . perfect
triumph osev chSils, fever sLd ssue
Respectfully, o. WOOD = W.
az MANN n co. pr0nrietnra. Ga,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

ID wellings For Sale
q III HI "A r.
T,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL ONE, A
i double, or
All tho Dwellings In his Row,
ON BRADY STREET.,
BET TWELFTH AND TUIGTEEVTU SITS.
The ground rent on which these dwellings stand 10
only doll front 10 and has lG years lack.
ing . few months TO RIM The double hollses have
duble stills ard Joined tog Their only by the 81.
ding, and oil strong and vel built frame, aud II de.
sired can ea.i he removed.
These houses have &, :, 8 and eleven rooms all Ia
pered. sash hung on puliies. each house pleas Mt
soop above and 5elow, Iosa We shaded good veil OF
water to esch hou e, cl-tern and C, lar
Any p rson with small MEANS can procure himself
double houSs part OF the payment can be ex-
tended sOvne time, and but little more than the an
nua ent will be re quiz ed IN hand.
ALSO,
The Large Brick Dwelling House In
which lire corner Of T0elfth end tr nv 81 reets
Is for sale. The lot is 2l4 ct front by 1850 feet 10
an alley on which there 10 no i0cumbrance aud can
be sold en- long tine.
ALSO,
The Two Story Brick House, corner Of 10th
ana Perry tre t>, in hicn ). J. Linliey now lives
LIT % ~ $50 ct. gac" wstsr cellar, az house well
nm! -hed, coItainIng 3 ms.
This pr6 p .rtv ID III . rec from remembrance and
can be sold on easy terms.
ALSO,
Fine Span of Young, Well Trained
and Matched Horses, Double Harness, and first
rate Ina Der wagon, cheap. Apply 70
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
INSURANCE..
1N0URAN0n-
FIRE, Inland and Zifs.

CONWAY INSURANCE CO..
AAssAoHrsEs1s.
Cash Capital and surplus ASA OOc
HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO..
srRISoFiELD, MASS.
Cash Capital and surpus AasO.eo0
NORTH AMERICAN ms. CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONE.
LORILLARD ms. CO.,
o. new YOAE.
CASH Capital o9o2 no
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. CO..
NEW YoRK.
Cash Capital 11oO 90
nKLD KAUPM y Assuss
LAhrman's kiock. 2 l-s1
II. FIELD, Agent, Davenport I. Iowa
Once next TO the Post Chfce,
Rock leland, H. Junel9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
8. K. MANN 4 CO., Projectors, Ga,
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good DEuggists

n II M q " - Is1
TTARDwARN on COnMIseION.-The subscsi-
yJ Der has rouovoA hts eotlToo toc& Of HA1DWAnD
70 his new Store b Nchos Biock, corner 81 esGuad
and DraAy seyssls, dgn Of IL DnoAD AXE whssx
be viii keep On hand general aesortnsnt q goods
IN his line.
CARPENTERS, BUzLE rs.
BLACKHXZ7HE, NAOHLNZSzH
TZNNNERS AND ARNKRG
vm Asss ~ . lasse - vsu asoss>aa s>sas =
sAS1S ass1 De0sU 19r6sears
vsaen vim y ~ - - unoouanGo = - -
!Ss1g-9ye ~ 0nelaD - go 60ls0s s111lh
=: - s:el : -: : ::
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
Competition Is the Spice OF Trade.

ITO CONFORH TO the ti~ss, tho SCOTT HOUSE
L has reducedthe price Of transient to one dollar
per day, and permanent boarders sre nov taken Of
three dorars per week and upwards /. is our d.
that this shall be the bsst doAr house in
the St>te,
s~- J. J. HI'upHRRY.---
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

A Remevo'ent IsstisssicN eafs6sisAed by sy~cial0
do,cme~f. Eor Ae Rflty " ne hsef csS
Disfressed aHicks sctA FsrSleat
snd kptde'ato Dsseasss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07
A Man Accidentally Shot IN Spruce stree
by Policeman.


most unfortunate aocieat ccourrei about half past
teven O'Clock last evening in the eolt wa2d whereby
respectable German Citizen accidentally k4isd.
Isppears that yesterday morning horse took fright in
Chatham street, an5 started OF a. rspd rate turning
down Spruce street When near Cold he came suddenly
against post with hs head, Djurng bis sku such an
extent that he fell to the ground. He lay there during
the entire day suffering apparently the most intense
sgory, and from all accounts there was no possible
chance 81 his recovering Quite number Of the
Citizens in the neghborhood were anxious to ent
the poor aninsfs suferipgs, and finally appealed Off
Ger Adophus Dobke Of the Second precinct shoot the
horse. The officer ~ Arst declined killing hiu,
to eboot him. Obtaining bis revolver be wag in the act
Of cooking his piece, WIZ II Unexpectedly Oft
ball lodging IN the brain Of German named Jacob Often
ger who with others were standing by.
The unfortunate man gave cry and fell sepseess
the pavement He wac Immediately picked 10 BY the
above cfi er and several citizens and c,rveyed TO the
New York Hospital but he died before bipg
the Second Precinct station house, where inquest will
be held.
Tho deceased is sad to be very respectable man. re-
siding in Orchard street. He about thirty FIVE yesrs OF
age, and leaves wife who daily expected be
fled He has for some time been employed In ~ pc
Ufcer Dobke who sho, TIC decsaeed is almost frantic
and e fesrod chat Il may seriously AFFECT him Ge gave
sn .s ". n;S NE custody Of Captain
SsSes bss ea9sE popss nssens u: = 80 sas ~Szzo
sisndinG by t0eA a65g ~ Como say that the
others cfcwdsd q on the ofcer and when observns HIM
An inquest WI BE- hsi ED spon The body to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07
Naval Inteiliscrcs.

reUnted States store ship Relie, lying ut ne Brook
yn Navy Yard, has had her decks ripped up for the pu
pose d taking on board machinery for the United
ssatos Metacomet. The Metacomct sailed from
BueA Ayres the 2lst Of June for Parsua where she
viii wA the arrival Of the Relief her machinery not be-
ing considered substantial enough to mako the voyag
home.l Capt. Stedtman will command the xetacomet On
her feiurn voyage.
By private aiylcss from the United States soop OF war
ST. Mays informed that that vessel had sailed
Panama for San Juan account OF tho unhealthy
condition OF her crew. between twenty and thirty having
died. end large number prostraicd with sickness
The following Is correct list Of the officers Of the
United sres ,tearaer Fulton at Norfolk, Va the 9Th
inst.-sfpfrmauuer, Gabriel g. williamson; Iieutenans
John Speut James Fl. Rochelle, Edward E. Potter Pur
GAVIN jackson; Passed Assistant Surgeon Francis
NJ CunAcll: Acting Master, VIM. Evans: Acting Chief
Ergrcer Geo. ". Alexander. Third Assissant Engineers
Jsmcs " Dekrat, Geo H. Riley, Robert L, Harris Henry
Wright; Captain Clerk, A. P. Rulse; Pursers Clerk,
VIM. ] Pennosk rssef-. 3 /.
NAVAL oRprss Lie utsnsnt Isaac N Brown has been
ordered TO the Navy Yard At Baston Lieut. A. W. Wea.
yer bss been ordered TO the Navy Yard a. Ptsdephs
Lieut. Earl Ep glish hiss been ordered 80 the steam sop
Wyoming In place Of Lieut.. Richmond Aulisk detscbed
Leuersnts Abper Read, K DuvaIl AND J. n Fes,esso,
have been ordered to the steamer wysndo,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07
Court OF General Dessi0ns.
Before the Recorder.

.
DISCHARGE OF THE GRAND JURY-ROBERr G. MAO
DONALD INDICTED FOR THE MURDER OF VIRGINIA
$500 :. a.. 49, 49,. 40.
A.eoa a. VIC op0n'k !" ING eou' Inns mofnng
John A. Schafer, who assaulted josephine WHOM was
sent to the ait, p.,son for one month 80 7
~, d. : ~. ', = ,,-., 800 - - !. 4
James tnompson, ino'cseo ior feoOous assault upon
Bridget Duffy, pleaded guilty 70 assault and battery
He wss seutenced 10 be In the psniten,iarv Il
., ,s,,.u, r.,..d r.. $500. g',-l ~ = $500
o'A'h"el. 'sAau i~ oae yeas' I
N The FIRST degree In entering the ceiling bouae Of AB
Morris n,sadcd su,y - tho th;rd 800 oe h.. ocsr.I
and was sent to the Sing Sing prison for tho term OF
years, tho highest penalty OF the law. 80
VIM j. Crawford pleaded guilty to obtaining goods un
der false pretenses bat Tor other judy
ment was Suspended. I
Thomas Flshertg, nd.ssed for fOEseEy IN the second
degree in paxanS counterfet two dollar bills the Sub
Bank Of New Jersey, posded guilty TO the third grade
Of the crime He Was sent to the Sale priEon for three
years. se..f - = <
The Grand Jury presented large batch Of indictments
70 which The ACCUSED parties pleaded not guilty. M r
Aueusr 8..rhe first csse dnpcsed Of this morning WAS
charge Of btgAmy preferred against Martin Travis ali
Mathew konahon, he having married Ninifred, Losln
while bis first rife was living. he pleaded guilty. aud
Nicorari Prespo convicted Of an assault and battery
gent TO the city prison for Is days. Y
Catherine Nlly, who stole some property belonging
TO Max Wh1n, pleaded guilty to On attempt at grand
larceny Sne ha.roD Of the cry prison sent communist
M " snv ne sns.s nas Cssnerne was "tne
~ ~o. ~. =. w w ~ - -o pea ~aS sccspseo,
sr ma ~, .Ss - Nv S, us M Vac Two
u '"o ons"' IA 'ne o*'e Pfison' "nion was ncr
eev W 800. <,.> -
,, 10y s.S S'e' 49, ssono so'o wasSn anu
oisu len AoeIe Sasio, pesoeo euusy 70 an auemptt 70
~ rns ' 0o0' "n~ ""' e0ii' w VIC pouVen'"ry lot
one year. 49,
Ia, s s isn sun.y vi Peu' i@foeny' was sent W the
wv ~, p,,sV - ~ p ,vur Lnoo.n w r,
ssU tor s,oo,,r .od ,n , w :sco leo yeser-
ssy or s,eaipg goo Wascp, worth slOo, from man
Wasn;notop ~ III 3, ~ ~ ., S t, sye mess az
washington mket on tne "a u July but the jury failed
tr,s sapod ., o Su 'ne PRISONERS were pscso on
nn,ca as'cors s...a =. we're ISnviceo, ana a. tne
thev vsrc nooy; , ~ nss Dssrics Atorncy 'nr
we're NOTORIOUS plckpockets and as they would not
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NO Nh nv no NJ " n n
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sooo 'ookins sno iAsn'onAo" areeou hns'"u"a',
named Thomas T. Ella NJ D., brought before Justics
= 49,, ~ ~. VIZ - - :. ~
hng one FAri0A hufPoy ous % voo co. lug prsoner'
ID alleged, called Ct the store Of complainant, No. 81
tge4 s16 ~ rtAass ar re1rsentasons which
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49, - - - - \. ~ ~, S.e
...s.,.S W.yer. M - ,,,,,..s,, u.,.,a-. go
in Canada and an frerest n n6 fss yl SIS 06o in nd
Wafer bury xeSbsi eanpapy puriFg The day numbef
Of other pei Sons enrntd M - against ELM
sho~n9 tsthes di.oesduAole TO the nam
and fair lame OF &no neaCst eentem "a: yne number
LII ~ ~ 1870 49, nv IN 49, "S S &c
ago The doc,or shcceeded in wormog himself inIo al
snecions Of WIDOW lazy named Isster residing at NO
SSeiH 1s r ~ strseesi n Ia nrcsnectve as,,sed
,;nc vrmsd Z. 1900 mi Of vhsh he failed 70 retnrT
ss5s 49,, $3.50 nan yS,,t. rssJ
oassa we ns.f. - = o1ss - ss0seo 70 hsse
~: S-orsht IA sssss .3rS Js1stscs ncs:rhc.- ~
svusns - 800 - - 49, S. osSn sus yus sue
the part Of pver that be would pay back the
monty by ineslments and feesore % her the diamond
=. -. ~ dr ~ se pIvnmo - No
~. -, ~. ,~.s ~ HAT "rd y-, 800 W =. ~ny
No ESQ Broaaway was sictr s y y sa p me tune
nms n. vr,s. ~ M a. Sor st.ss, S,s 10
us Dv vIes ~ 10 90 SoIsevus sttesI, Pig 40 w.
der he LafsIge House. SiO: Dr. Taansn of BIeecker
street. SO, and publishing house in Maiden lane $40.
me pfopre!ors OF tne HOUSE corner OF Mercer
tMee. anu meyefSy paco, Iee anxious aneut poara
u VI soae wv wesAs sanuns snu suoo! o.ner NAV
efs ~non ne p,Soner aione can mhke taen
CITY and BROOKLYN who viii feel sufficiently Interested to
attend the police Court comfs up for exam
naAion. Es was comnlLseo 70 tne tomos 70 await the
result Oh the mves9gsuon'
CHARGE OF GRAND LApcRsy.-James Smith was arrested
ny Ponceman HAL, OF tne fwee'n precncs on charge Oh
s'us ~. So W.. .o s"' ,.v''0 ~ - a-o9ao
nnon he nsrson of Se nrssns, Which - onossS ~
have been portion O. the stolen money Justice Kelly
committed the accused for examination.
oAiSNe iesteroay morning as mrs. Oorneih
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

ELoPFMFYr.-Professor G. r. Pohlton, OF Fort
Edward teacher OF music, recently discharged nom
the minsry that place for mmorany ana ncompe.
tepcv abort time after his removal by the managers
of that institution he eloped with young lady OF the
village leaving his wife and children behind, and pro-
70 MoIesu station took lodgings in hotel OF that
place wmh ibc young lady The brother Of the young
Sdy loosed I'D tho fuetiyos and arriving At the hote
found them occupying cne room Tho Professor was I'm
WIS rttu ed TO her home, ruined End dsgracsd-To,
Times, August 4