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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
To
DIR. RAND'S
SPECIFIC q.

The oldest and most reliable medicine for the
cure Of Spcrmatorhna, Seminal Weakness. Loss
Of Power, &c. This medicine has stood the test
Of over thirty years and has always proved sue
cess.
DIR. RANDS SPECIFIC is exhibited in .hc
form Of pills, made up entirely Of substances that
have specific effect upon the gencrativs organs.
Most persons associate the idea Of operations up
on the bowels from taking any kind Of pills. The
SpEcIFIc Of DR.. Rand is not intended as an EvAc-
uATIsG MEDICINE. Its medicinal virtues are ex-
pended entirely upon the impaired regenerative
organs. The pills are nut Unpleasant to the taste,
and many persons masticate them with impunity
before swallowing them; which plan we would
always recommend, as aifording the spcsdiest
way to get the effect of the remedy.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for eSs Sold BY
druggists everywhere. &,
JOHN y. KRONER. Pro prletOr,
AO3 Chestnut st., RhiladeRphla.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

II there is any disease in which the Constitu.
tion l.iie syrup is a sovereign. it is in Rheuma-
tmm and its kindred affections The most in
tense pans are almost instantly allevia.ed-
nous swcllings are reduced. Cases chronic N,
vicar,cus, OF 20 or 80 years standing, have been
cured by US.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

Whit msy seem almost incredible Il, that many
diseases hitherto considered hopelesSly iRcuril
bic, are freqIently cured 10 . tow dsyn Or weeks,
and We chesrfmlly invite the getions Of The
liberal minded and scientific 10 cure which have
no parallel At the present day.
Our medicine il peculiar BY II the seat cfany
disease Is directly reached, aud the equilibrium
restored.
Those WIN have suffered long from painful and
obstinate diseases,
Those who have vainly sought relief from sd-
vertised medicines, o4
Those who cannot be cured by other physi-
clans
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
A Ball in salt Lake city

Mr.. Warren Leland, OF the New York
Metropolitan Hotel, has made Il journey tc
the Pacific and back, and bis journal is pub.
lishcd in full in the New York H,rald. lie
gives the following account of ball in Salt
Lake City:
December 22-ln Salt Lake City | at
tended the annual ball given by Brigham
| Young to the members Of the Assembly
| and Council city officials, the church OIL
GERS, including the twelve apostles, bishops
elders, teachers and brothers, myself being
the only Gentle present. About two hun
bred couples were present.
The ball went off handsonely-a fin,
band Of music, ladies' we'll dressed, and
everything arranged according to the high
est scale of the fashionable code regulating
entertainments. The ball room was spa
cious, and also the supper room adjoining.
Prayers were uttered previous to partaking
the feast, which was one creditabe to the
gastronmic tastes Of those concerned. The
entertainments of the evening were DIVERSE
fled by music upon grand pane one OF
Brigham Young's numerous daughters OF
iiciating at the instrument, accompanied by
two of her sisters in vocal music. Brigham
Young had twenty three of his wives pres
cnt. and danced with six different ones.
The ladies' were all cheerful and happy,
their religious zeal appai emily making them
unconscious Of the popularity of their do
nestle situation During the evening Brig
ham requested all his wives and daughters,
sons law and sons, with their numerous
wives and daughters, to occupy seats at one
long table, in order, as he remarked, that
Mr.. l. could see what a large and happy
family he had. looked, bowed and blush
ed. Brigham is hale, hearty, gay oldge
tleman, sixty-four years old, and apparent
y has many years and a long line OF pro-
seny still before him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

are doing every day. in every City oi the Union
is emncmtly praiseworhy.
This peaceful revolution is going on through
out ihe whole land. and thus beauty and harmony
snppmi hoineliness and incongruits. Manuiac-
iuc6d b. j. CHmsrAnogD, No. Is. Astor House
New York. Sold by druggists. Applied by all
Hair drossers apsa-d .Wlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
(435

Tor Moths. March ans April ore best months
. ensure your winter cl0thing against ruin b.
1apenes = lheae destfnctiye ysfmjn. Or noa6.
40 NOW 3 worth Slx = J1ds. @1u11.A
C1Af41N1 1eeteA aetofs y. A1tf1s10mog
1svs r. aaf91G.s Al D1faNasfa1Q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

From the LeSaeur Mimi Statesman, Apr. 70
On Wednesday last one OF the most shock
ing murders known to civilized man was
committed On the opposite side of the river
from this place, in the upper end of Sibiey
county, by a Swede named Sven johnson
of New Sweden, Nicoet county.
johnson had gone to Carver, accomnan-
led by his son. a boy of about ten years old
and on his return to the place where the
murder was committed. he stopped at a
! farm house and borrowed a broadax under
| The prctence of mending his wagon, but
which he used to cut his own childs heads
off The head was completely severed from
from the body. After the deed was done
the murderer ,nhitched his horses from the
wagon, placed the body of his son upon one
of the horses, and leaving the head near the
wagon, started for home on
the way to which he met German, whom
he asked for knife to cut his own head off.
There are various theories as to the cause OF
this fiendish act, one Of which is-and it is
certainly the most charitable the man
is insane We have heard it stated as com
ing from his neighbors, however. that when
he left home he attempted to take another
small son with him, and his wife fearing the
safety of her children, made an effort to
prevent his taking the boys with him; but
he was determined to take one ofthem, and
drove his wife into the house to prevent
further interference. johnson has been
represented as a man of violent PASSION
He was arrested and taken to St. Peter on
Thursday, but us the murder was commit.
ed in Sibley county he was sent to Hender-
son the same day. We have not heard the
result Of the examination.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

II IS so universally admitted that Constitution
Lille syrup is The only effective mems Of rcstora-
ton IL the various forms of Parsly ais, that we
need not reiterate that it is emphatically the
Great Life Giving Power
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and instruction for Young Men Also.
new and reliable treatment for Diseases of the
Urinary and Sexual systems free, in seal
ed envelopes. Address Dir. j. SkILLiN
HOuGHToN, Howard Association, Phladelphia
Pa. anrsJ6w1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
Cid Eyes SinGe New.

A Pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
slsh' and give up spectaees. without aid of doc
TOR or " cc'c'ne. Sent by mail. free. on recein
| of 10 cents. Address, f. h. tOOTE. N. ID
| Janov -dAwtml 1889 Broadway, New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
PARALYSIS.

nEMIrLrGiA, rARssis, rARapLraIA, PARALYSIS, IA.
HANS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
Constitution Life Syrup
Ulcers, Pimples, BlotcIles,

Eradicates, root and branch. all Eruptive Dis
eases Of the Skin, like
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

WHisKsRs /. Those Wishing fine set of
whiskeis, nice moustachc. or . beautiful head
OF glossy hair will please read the card of Tuos.
r. tHArMAN IN another part Of this PAGER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

l:n1cmic umst1i ate
Established 1850, aud charter
ell by tho l,eg,sia,uses Of Ken
lucky and Minnesota. for tho
Treatment Of all diseases OF tho
! Erin airy and Gcnerstiye Or
! gans, in. 'luding Seminal Weak
ness and enereal Diseases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
Broken Down and Delicate Constitutions

Suffering from Indisposition to Exer,ion, Pain
in the Back. Loss Of Memory, Forebodings, Hor-
ror Of Calamity, Fear If Disease, Dimness Of
Vision, Hot Skin and Extremites, Want Of
Sleep, Restlessness, Pale. Haggard Countsnancc,
and Lassitude Of the Muscular System, all re-
quire the aid Of the Constitution Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
Price, 8 1 90 u Box or six
Boxes for $500.


Can be had Of any Druggist in the Unite
States or Canndas, or sent postpaid to any AZ
drass h.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

Price 80 cts. q Box.
Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81
Kromer's 1erReux Uphsms
Z HlAIRi

Sold By Druggists I'll Al ound the world None
genuine Without the. fee, simslie autograph Of
JOHN J.lkROMER, sole proprietor, on each
box.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
~ A SURE CURLs aHH
EDRUNKENNE SS.

DR LANES 8ANTiDOTE, q, sure cure for
Drunkenness Read the following with the ties
timonials und be CORY inced:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
RuEUMATISM.

Arthritis. Neuralgia, Gout Lumbapo.
Sciatica. Tic Dououreux.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
Are Invited " use Constitution Life Syrup.

| During the past five years we have commended
| with obstacles and overcome opposition ns her
culean rs were ever encountered by any Reform
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
WIHOOIs1NG COUGH.
Dr. =. HsrsssseIfc'S
Cure for WhOOping tough,


DISCOVERIirS OF THE AGE!
Evsrropr Is familiar with that peculiar
disease Of childhood which in the majority
Of eases, proves : dissresssp8 and. in
some. fatal snalady bahihc al sh~ efforts Of
the physician to conduct il 10 fav prablc ter.
ninaiion.
Psychologists consider this disease under three
stages. The first stage commences with sym
toms of an ordinary ca'arrah, attended with
slight fever which gradually increnscs; the
breathing becomes more difficult, and il accom-
panied with cough and pains in the chest. Al
ths stage of the disease Dr. Branches Cure tor
Nhooping Cough cts like charm eiieciualiy
removing tte disease IN MI incredible short space
Of time. seldom requiring more thar three days
furious effects.
CcrtiMi cntcs.
ST. lous, Sept 10th, lsea.
JoHS II llIoop, ESQ.
Dear SIR NY little be, three years old, suf-
tcrcd very severely from Whocring Cunch for
three weeks was frequently mp with him near
~ all night he coughing almost necessarily, and
W bad that the i.iood woaId come from Ms mouth
and nose used two boxes Of your Or. Bran
dies Whouping Cough Cure which relieved
him almost Immediately, and in few days he
was entirely well. I am lifted that the rene.
dy Is ell that II clnims 10 be, and lchectuil. REQ
omnend il. Yours,
81 WILLIAMS
Phoenix lns. Co. st. ouis.
JOHN III. BLOOD, licm. ARt.
10. "a, N. Fifth -, 81 Louis, Mo.
REy-E.r sale Ne Nructyistp .yeOernf1v
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HITnTN TIE. NHt Ut 7 '"fs.
JOHN III. BLOOD, Glen. Sgt.

40. "a, N. Fifth -. 81. Louis. Mo.
ts-For sale by Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
The Street Cleaning Co,nmission-A Ter
Ycnrs, Contract Awarded.

On Monday morning at 10 o'clock the Street
Cleaning Commission met in the Mayors Office to award
the contract for cleaning the for period Of ten
years:
There YVES very large crowd Of contractors and
others interested in this matter present. anxlousy
waiting the decision OF the Commission The session
was bed with close DOORS and upOn the conclusion Oh
The deliberations Of the Commission the doors were
thrown Open and the Mayor announced thdt the con
tract for cleaning the streets had been awarded TO
Mcssis John l.. Blown, shepherd knanp ana william
H. Deyoe Tor period Of ten years AZ sl9-5oO per an
nun, condition that they : oud accept such modh
cation Of tie specifications should be proposed ~
the Conn iason.
Tho MAYOR ia eruouneing the decision OF the Com
mission sad that IN coming 10 this conclusion IN Com.
mission lad taken into cOns GRAFTON the character az
tic PARTIES who had been awarded the contracts that
they thought judging from their experience 'he con
tract in Tie hahds 81 these gentlemen would secure ire
,nis and desire cf the Commission, which was clean
streets. That Nj j. L. Brown bad been tie fJntr"etor
Tor epairIng Tie street, during an" year ruf ana hh' ne
had performed his duty very satisfactorily 10 Tue Croo
Aqucdro Department and the Controller. and hs idel-
.fv IN this Get had beer pvpf'yci iy az lbht ui
severed ytlfr Ir-t hr William H. D"yoe had been me
contractor FOR cleaning bfoadggy ana no o"e conIG
lc. lion fuf uuuent now fiitltly le hai periofmct
al. contract. snd that lie Was az experienced ana
practical raa N tlis business That Nh sAeblcrd
Knapp had been street Commissioner FL" ih.s CITY ana
Wfs thoroughly acquainted Win TIE general workings
oi Che CITY and the requirements Of the VhTion.
City Ordinances relative 20 tie streets and
tat De was gentleman 81 The mflot 10
.grc:4iily NhOsc character wgs above
r,rrosch and a maa Of alund a. means. In c0ncl'
SION. DE MAYO. sl.l the Coam.sson ia awafd!ns iae
contract 20 TIC gentlemen named above. bad done 3d.
believing n 20 De- 'or thc best .utorc-.s 81 thrcty.
a. pll-rf Of Tie mason Why me rc'fracf "fs
not nNnrcsd 20 fhe Nc's-NorS sanitary ru1 Compost
foupnu, Ghcv being the low 80 hiGoJEsl, n ~fs re-
marked ta. t.e cert ., ie of tcr -ucorfoigi eH-
p4cssiy s'ate. tney were organized Tor manufacturing
puIposfs and thai % contract cogl Dot te lex ily eh
cred INTO with o corporation II was iI,p r'dt"d
IN TIE course 81 the discussion rs The Conn s'On tat
tfr work of cleaning e streets could not 20 done salts
.aci1ry i0r .cls f-ll -stuvIl p"f curgin, either IA
Justice 10 The contractor % the benefit q tnc ciy
Ile comm.tsIOA Their acjvurntd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CCURT-JUSE 6.-Before
Judge BErTs.
CONDENSED.

United States act Two Cases marked j.. III. r.,
containing shawlIhis libel foy under aua,ion. No
appearing TO. the claimants the goods were fofelied
Before Judge BENEDICT
THE COTTON CASE
United States agt. Observation-Disclosures -slX
Bales OF This y. the Lers.l reported IN our
courlu conrcatc quantity OF cotton alleged to have
been obtained rom Gen Bee OF Iexas In ezc re Tor cargo
Northern eoods. -
Evidence submitted yesereay upon The part OF the
claimants show that the cotton b9n~ht Of Nexicsns M
Hstarroros IL Sewse cinsd that Routh hic given the
Information stated OF and that rhe had received
bis share o. tue proceeds coull mt would have been
made
The Government eied testimony 10 show tina, Routh
grrr'' and threatened with imprsonu"n miles, D. re-
yeled % act Of tbs Transaction iie Assistant Distinct
Attorney Mr. Eanuei q. Courtney CALI hc aitentionoi tie
Court that OF tr irmcr az been seen covefs
ne viii the cuars III ' having been explained 10
the s,,iilcfi0u OF he Court Judge B'nedict, ser
pertinent 20 the danger n rrymars even sp
pe1l 10 t8ke IN interest In panyto tie scton, the
- tn Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
CHAxBrRs-JrSI6 ,-Befor. Justice IHdnAHAx.
.1nlia A. pnddock art. Jerome paddoer. -Rop,

Julia A. Paddock agt. jerome PaddoeT.-Report
confirmed and Judgment OF divorce granted
Nsn Nostrlnd John Egerton Joseph Wild sgt John
Jolly Charles Diem agt Frederick Weiss. John Dillon ag
John Roche al ADbor 4 al. sg Miller ct al r. White
agt GEORGE Curtis ct al Wn. kieer 81 al ee.. Andrew
Wmann. The President &C., Of the City Bank OF New.
Haven agt. =. Rorke et al Shoemaker agt VIM H. Mar
ston ri sl-Mo,ions granted.
Clement March at. John b. Observation-Disclosures or
dered
Jas. Il. Vim agt w. N. Accommodation denied.
Defendants costs of opposing to abide event.
II. NJ Crane act. \. L. Livingston Motion denied De-
ndants abide event with leave to plaintiff 3
H. T. Lyons agt m. q. Ford--Motion oncd. Plaintiffs
sbie event, with leave to payment OF costs
OF motion - .
John Jay Receiver egt Daniel $. Darling ct al-Fndings
Of the Court with clerk u Special Term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
Motel Personals.

Maior.Gon. John \. Logan, L. $ A.; Brig
G,r jamcs wilson Z. :. Al b.ir. Gen. =. T. + esc.
U. :. ~ Gen. Whitney. BOSTON de llou. WI
Fam whiting, Boston, =. l.. huntington. Z. :. A.
Brsye, Nsj'r Amos Sii'Aneg L. :. ~ T. A. yl.r
C,p. s.e. Corn. L. = =. iaJ D. =. simpson, &. :. y,
are ~ tle ST. NioIJ.ls hufcL -
Iaton G.4ool Prus-iaI Legation. Gem Seth VII
Hlms ~ G,s. Grants staff Gen. schrifcn, l. : A.
snd Lioui1al. q. .. Law renee. Newq4E, 4. l. rc "a
tlf BfrfooIt House.
Gcrs. Fhonss .nd II'elariooper T.. ;. Al Co. >.
H. Freuct H. : A., tie Hon. /. II. scott, Phiiaut =
pha and Lieut. Com. Mead, [. = -, are OF tlo tith
Avenue Hotel.
Gen Gran, and stat arc expected attle As;or House
this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

10 Albany, by uujlon Z. r., from 5lsh'', Depot.
'-.vi,aai o.. icti -, ,. N CliJ cara
tween C'spi - '.i 7'.h IT.. t'l..ou.
ay. IN a 80 II
70 AGsay as p's;s, on 1 .hs i.ns.
and ,.t.lt,,. .ri Da.is Dieg, Monday Wed.
an i,ail- n i,,ie .,..................... 40
ro G,liiu.gr. by ,l.s Sew Jrr,ey r. r.. foot q
n'di.a, .:lo g. ).
20 Ho',on by |r,s'Loaioa .nc, Pier 81 y. r.,
hn.UI.l i.ile. il.r 80 q. r.. Ntptlne Lac. Fisr
IN u. .ud 5.ouirgtou line. Peg 10 y. a.. daiiy
t~uI
.t',a. hy Nc,,-iiay,n It r., VIA srrnrlcii.
H., Bo.,on bg S,N u.sc,, r IL lith..,. and AN.
nv. ", sh. e Line. T. rna .. sanosy..... y Il
35, ?.
To cai4nda. sua. BocL..ser. iuiaio, salua.ca and
West b, re Railroad. fooi o. Chamler,-sI.
,nd lpau.5ard. pm
20 Cleveland. o.. ts Atlantic and Great Nesirrn
B.R via FRI, RalHa). tot oi ,hanbsr.s'.. con
urctine with iiI.ltonds Tor Ell principal cities n
the Wet N. y. n
Iosfeourcft . d. f.-i on S4fufiiys 4. M 20
4apha 4. IMP. Farming tale. Long ls.aAi b. l..
J. Railroad. fr0t. Jfn4pasip and 2 or ~ Sil-st..
IT, ,:oa t, j .;.i.ae, rls -I0 D.
rogt, T1oslay ILulsday and Saturday, ron. Hat'
'9n t., N,r'h Tome, Inv
Ger Moully W.dncaasy aid tnlay, foot Of
hsfusol.ss Noitl rover 100 p IA
t1u iaud'lgat Cosr,n'. Dock. Wet Point md
Milton. the Il, -ior May Powell, daily ifoll FOOT
Of Ds,br5s.es-f y. H..............:...... . ?. II
10 Nrw.hsveu HAT ,rl. anl sr..l- hal steam
e.. r,ye Peek spat y ava ...;.....,.... II p N
10 Now-il,ysn ~ tle asa-Lasen b.h, sith s.:
and go lv., Il "a III l2 % 3't5, q. sad p N
40 me West. by Pennsylvania Genital Rii'road.
tom foot ofColniui -, VA Phi fl, pain. a. IA.
nul D. Do. ll7y raiu....................... =. "A
r. fle West. by C'n,n, Kairo 4 O.. New Jersey,
ana s:ap m. Sunday ta.r................... p. III
10 Camden. by sieaus. Jesse Iioyt daily, lSun
dlys oxcepteil nom pier =. ~, connecting at
Pot Monmouth with trains iol ,sndeu......... ii u
4. puiiadc PIMA .y Nrw jersey flisoad ioot OF
Couu'nnai 20. 10 sld lii u., y li.4 mat ?.
m and }. mi iuieht sAudlV.................., p. II
- Phiadrlphis. p.r Railway and Steamboat (Sur
days eAcel tod VIZ I aulian 1ne Aluhoy nom loot
81 BGDl ,y.t. d o. 90. xpifs................ ?. n
10 Proydcncc hy Ntp,rre Steamship Cos tine.
daily from pier 2 foot ot Rohm-ou-ft., y K, at 2.
To i,cd Bani and Lone Branch, by steamer Jesse
Ho,t dliiS v R................... IT p II
To Warrington. by Nsw-Jcrsey 4. L. foot q
Cortland, g.. = ind lil a ~, 2. ni ani u
midnight. Snt"Hy. y u
Foi further information in regiid 20 Rroad Time Tabl,
advertisement. in another mart VI this papeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
Government Sale Of C",ton-Over S,Cc0
H.,~s Sold.

Simeon Draper, the United States Cotton
Agent, yesterday sold OF public auction, in the FIX
change Salesrocn 7sG bales Of cotton seized by the
Government from d.f!oyal parties at the South 900
Of the baes were composed entirely OF Sea Island cotton
and the rest Of Savannah cotton.
Tie sale was well attended. end the bidding very
spirited at times. The cotton was sold on condition
tnat payment was made god coin, or in certificates
If eo1 coin 10 he issued by the Assistant Treasurer
and that It would be exempt from Government taI. Tie
following Wa5 the result:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
phiI.seIubia Cattle rr.rket-JuNE Z.

The supply Of Beef Cattle this week was qn" 'ns only
amounting 10 90 head The Insrket was active and prices
shade higher sles Of common ana GOOD oAts "re
made Il from si3 sl7 p 100 b. and prime and extra
forn SI8 to $50 -
SHEI PThere but little change in this market Ire
ofen, reached $50 head oil Il which were sold al DID o."
7c y 10 Toss .Or clipped sheep. i,
Uoes-Ihis market continues dull ls3u head were as
posed Of at from II Sl3 ~ leo ID net ~ 70 quaiity
COwshis market active and l33 head we've ms
posed of prices rsngn, $Oo $50 each for sprngers
and from 40 to $50 for and cali.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

FOR Ar,ht Buain t"A the Coriin mt. ~ stri 80 .
Cffv NJ Baltimore Saturday. lue lo.....s.. ~! O. III.
For Hayiua by steamer tuge, Ncdi .iiy June D. H.
f0r nenver Civ. Co ln.to. Orcat san La.e it4h'
AMI pac.rvi..e. tlDioHii, daily, t7unliys eA-
eepsI by rinG rogte a T. ~
Sorth Naii iva Iud,nu River IA. T. t.rossh Aaii
nl ga Pr.f. all AID udson......' n NJ ana "a o. M
N,.th Moi Nag 'itI lcArcW r. 0E XII and ina
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90 alaii lfa New bly-n r. H.. . b. H. "a an" T. m
ra MBii Now itagrn Nsy).......f. sZO Ihho y ~
F.t VrI nswpor. Nv ball liscrl............ N.
sorth Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. Z. . era IDs II.
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,,rt fsptf,l l,.. DAD Ma.l................. p
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE,
SUPREME IoLhT-CMouir-JuSe G--Before Justice
WKLLEs
IMPORTANT a. EsIION IN PRACTICE.
vysr,on T. lis and others act Emil J,,suer IN;

Warren Ellis ana others agt. Emil Lcssner.--This
was 40 action foT repevn II shout $500 worth Of bacon
Nv the plaintiff opening il appeared that the bacon had been
rod r and not paid for aud demand excuse had
.iye that the goods had been FINLAND and
money not r,aized About year aerw,rd this seton was
ed. The council for the defendant moved on t,
opening dismiss the complaint. tbs ground that IN.
seton OF rep.sin whs not IA. proper forn " bringing THE
claim before the Court to obtain phys.
zeal e-son Of the property and tho defendant having
parted with III" control Of the property, and there being
physical mpossib,y OF his deli, ing il or eganng
session the demand ~ the compliant ahsurdty An.r
considerable discussion the Court held the obJ-con well
taken. aud gave judgment for the defendant bat ayrd
ecuon until tho should b- hasrd the 9sn, srm
Sylvester Icy for the plaintiff Mr. Dys for the defendant