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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09

GEORGE COOK, AUcrroSFER.
Offce 81 liberty str9ct
VERY GFNTEFL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MIR
RORs PAINTINGS, ENGRAvfNGs, &c.
0RORGE COOK will sell Tomorrow, between 10 and l0k
0ock all the Furniture IN the house % East
thirty Msdson aucnne including sod rose
WOOD PaIlor Suits Etsgeres Encoignures Center Tables
Mirrors Mante ornsment superior Chamber runtnre Of
Oiass and Furniture with which the sale win
rsse0cs; sale absolute Catalogues now ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09
"A UcroN.-JoHN BusslNa. AucrroNERR Il PINE

"A UCTTON.-JoHN BUssING. AUcTIoNEER. Il PINE
a street. win sell Thursdsy. October H. at O'Clock,
. the House. New Rochelle, the entire Of
~ house BY lot conss.ins Of bar Fixtures LIQUORS IN
1Ard Table, Pian0orte Brusses and Ingram Carpets OIL
doths Gas Fixtures Sofas. Chairs Tables Mirrors bed
seads. Washstands Mating Bureaus BEDS Mattresses
lostArs Pillows Sheets Blankets China Glass Crockery
xsngs Kitchen Utensils and all the sppurtenarces of no
vted. Trains leave Twenty seventh STREET and $50
Il n. STANLEY DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09

IN COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OUT SALE or
II Furniture Carpets. Oioloths Chandeliers DC This
Asv Tuesday October lnE o'clock. No 1872 West
twenty ninth Eighth avenue all the balance 81
nnhogany and other OF the also Carpets
diclobs 100 Chairs Tables Bedsteads Bookcases, Beds
NAItreasss Quilts Counterpanes Linen Sheets together
WIN every article the sorc also Horses Wagons HAr
nOas m. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09

"A ucfIoN NoricE.-cH ARIES YOUNG, AUCTION
"A COR Large sale Of elegant household Furniture this
4ey Tuesday, At II O'Clock precisely the four story
Aouso io6 West Fifteenth between sixth and Sevsnth
Avenues consisting Of agnhcent octave Pisnofore
ss csO elegant paror Suits ooysred IN satin brncse and
rabies Washstands solid black walnut Bedsteads
pure curied Hair Mattresses Spring Beds Lace Curtains
tenson Table and article usually found In we'll fur
tshed house Competent In attandance 10 cart pack
tud ship goods for purchasers q reasonAble charges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09
TTRNEY a. LEEDS AND MINER, ACCTIoNEERS.
1 ONCE No. Q3 Liberty street.

On WEDNESDAY, October TO- 1894 AZ ~ O'Clock A. NJ.
q che PRIVATE STA BLEs No - WEST EIGHTEENTH
0TRKET. ADJOURNED AND POSITIVE SALE OF .
1ssvsis stable q FAsr rRoTrING HORSES and Ga,
foooo consisting OF the following horses :TORONTO
OHfEF the well known trotting stallion; LADY CtiFTON
The famous trot In I'D BONNv KATE mate to
Clifton; double harness trot In 210 togsther making
ees OF the fssest teams In the city TORONTO CHEZ
IN stallion Eve years old stylish roi better
lhan $50 LADY BELL; erown rnare by Eureka nve
marc by Hoagands Mssenger OF the fastest In
the world ONE PAIR BLACK HORSES. SIX and seven
years old rot fast making very handsome
sss team being unsnru.s.sd FOR style ard action e
xfkTrA. yeArs old, BY Geo. wilkes; promising.
Also two s Of Double and one set Of Single Harness. and
Ciarence Coups, by Miner stevAns, nearly new.
TIE shoys @sn.cn:d Her..s w1!i b
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24
- x y 49, 80 > Tt2110Fs I :
Gtt Waft .4s9it1.



The LeovesUostA 1Smm Of ths 18Th has .
full account Of tie faasoa from The Kigwa
asssss, Of d Hai Ussssl $50 lskssy,
which y Esetioas4 q Fort Dodgs. he Psiss
onefs a bsfuArsd 5 oae faniiy, and q II
time they we're tkkeA b. the Indians were -
tnkuiaa 6N1 viGie0 aD0o III Eo04vU,
and were bat I'm nilss fron home vAsn
surprsed aad eapnssA II ~ 49, TIT
ensued, the hsod a. the family Jpnes
Box, Vas killed and scelped- Ihe senain-
ing members Of the family we're Immediately
placed on animala and hurried the, lannts
Of the ssvageA The names 81 DE captured
were Mrs Box, child eleven months old,
and her three daughters, Margaret, agrd sew
enteen years; Josephine, sixteen years old,
and Ida. seven wears old. In the retreat Of
this relentless foe the child fill from the arn1
of its mother while the Indiana we're goading
the worn out animal that carried her. Il vAs
crushed to death among the rocks, the moth
Or not being allowed 10 dismount and 80 it
The mother and the two eldest danghtsrs
were subjected to the mose unhsard Of cruel
ty and outrages by their brutal captors, while
the youngest, owing to her youth, although
spared . tate less borribls, vas nevertheless
most bsrbarously used. The child, unable
to understand the commands Of her feadish
taskDasters, was placed upon live Goals till
she was totally roasted.
Lieut. Hesselberger and his party, Aiter the
treaty With the Indians, returned to the post,
and after procuring the necessary ransom
again betook themselves to the camp of kio>
was. Arriving there tbetso eldest girls were
delivered TO him. he payine . sam q money
to the Indians that owned them. so ~ to pre-
vent that night repetition of the indignities
TO which during their stay with the Indians
they had been continually suijected. The
day following. Lieut.. Hesselberger and his
party, with the two eldest girls, started for
Fort Dodge, where they arrlvedthe next day.
The guide and the friendly Indians took d.
rect route from the camp of the Kiowas,
reaching the tort by shorter and quicker
route. A few days after the Indians brought
the mother and the youngest daughter, and q
ransom in the shape Of nine blankets and
provisions being given they we're delivered up
-. TO the commandant of the post Altogether
they were in captivity about ten weeks, and
in that time suffered all the cruelties that the
fend like malignity and heartlessnexs of their
cowardly captors could invent. They are
now At Fort Leavenworth, having left Fort
Dodge in charge of Lieut.. Hesselberger on
the 9th inst. His instructions are to report
TO Gen. Hancock, now absent, who viii make
FINAL disposition Of the unfortnnates. They
viii probably be sent to their homes in
Texas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

Own 4 nE1kAson pox.x.ARs SAVED
Gentlsmen 81 had > tsgrs mas, worth 81 zee
who took cold fru0 hAd hurf II liz leg, and vas
useless for over year. hsl useA everything
could hear Of without benefit, until tried the
Mexican Mustang Linimept II soon effected .
permanent care. J. l. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1850.
Il take pleasure in Recommending the Mexican
Mustang LisiEent - . valuable sad indiepsaea-
Bile srtirie for Spfaias Sofes, SessAehss, - Gale
on Horses Our men have used il for Burns, Brui-
ses, SeFes kheumstism, Be-, and IN say il acts
like magic" J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Ham
den's Express
"Ths sprsin Of my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in
one week, after she had commenced using your
celebrated Mustang Liniment. Ed. SEELY."
Gloucester, Mass. Ang ], 1855.
IL is admitted fact that the Mexican Mus
tang Imminent performs more cares in shorter
time, on man and beast, than any article dis
covered. Families. livery men and planters
shoald always hare il on hand Qaick and sure
it certainly is- All genuine is wrapped in steel
plate engravings, bearing the signature Of q. VI.
" estbroek, Chemist. and the yrissss U. S. stamp
Of DEHAs BARNES 4 Co., ever the top
An c4brt has been made 70 counterfeit it With
cheap stone plate label Lso1 elasefgi
saratega 3pEing Water cold BY al
Draggists-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24
d fs17z .lslI

as.Asxss ava 81 saaa.sasrvt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

1A,.lrl.trs.d,~-a..I..s-,,
tAsy vsss the4s asv~y Eas." M ~ aswlsy'
b ~ .ss.iae. haAesk ria.asassa Di1asss; NJ
TT vsaey II sishf, y tsek RlaatsGisa D3t1as; Y
- lacked appskits, ~ vsak, lanRuid q nsntaaH
dspSsssd, = tssk Piasensiss 1ittas; anA tbsy
. 49,. = $40 sssH - : - .ar' -
some may, just rsaA ~ fsllssise:
I" ove nsoA % yea, for
verify believe ths Piazt1fisa Bitsars ksvs nvsd
REV. v. n. wAeoNER, n.1ria, Mt
u4f4.S 49, Ihxss sssa s1Fpf s.f-
:. =: = 80. - 49,. g s;:.:s,
a.s. e,r,a -
INV. G. A. WILDWOOD, xsv Yssk City.
s@SNo $50 ~ - = appstite-
vas 70 weak nd sssrvsAsd GOLD hardly v,sk.
aad hsA perfect dssaa n sseisty.
The Plantatioa Bi<tsn havs - ~ an right
q xAnB MNzM1uW N, ~ 1kls, -"
hare esrsd me Of . dersags.sas Of she Kiassy,
and Urinary Organs, tAas distressed - for ysars.
They Get kks charm-
C. c. MOORE, 1s4 Broadway, n. T..
Mn- O. n. DKvOK, manager Of the unir-
Home School for SOLDIER Childrsn, says sAs ''ha1
given it to the weak and invalid children un1ss
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results.- We have received over hundred rsans
Of sach eerti6cates bat no sdvsEtsemsnt II % ~
fective ~ what people themselves ssy Of good
as$id1e Or Artsns sd ~ ssfdta4isa = u
stake. 4 1he original qunaity snA high cAafnetsf
Of these goods viii Be sustained under every and
al eircumstancsa. They hars already obtained .
sale in every tsuA, village parish and hamlet
among civilised nations Bose imitAtors Try to
come near our name and style ~ they can, and
because good article cannot BE- sold - lev - .
poor one, they End some support from parties vhe
do net care what they sell. Be ON yoar guard
See our private stamp over the cork.
r. n DRAKK : CO., Nsv Yosk City.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by al
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

Yron and stss Jaly gh ss6 Tr.ns viii leave In COS
nectscu wish aaf y sssera HDes. - ssi'oss:
FROM DuHKIRK AaD SALAMANCA
" Ssv T9t ans s~a usace bspsss-
5 - \. =. NEW TO2K DAY KxfAEss,
from saianssca, Dali, teseeps sunday Inter--rs1
at Horne.lssfiie With the 20 N. bay Kxgrea
fron Buaaio Aad strives In Nsu ferk ss 10 ~ ,. m
Tie A.. - EZPREBa MA1Is Apa DusAsrk
Daily fsxreps -raiaysl stops = sslaE<nea 3 70 Z
M and connects At Horreii.siiie and Csrtisg ~itk
the 30 n. Express Mai IRON buffalo, sad arirsI
In New Turk nj ~ = -
AlsP, n. NEW YORK NIGHT EEK.
PREsB, fron Danhirk, Daily tsxe-pt snndays,
stops s.iamsoes IS p m, and arrives IN New
: York ~ 1870 p. r.. Competing vtsA Ahzsasoa
Trains and etesmers for Boston and New KngiAnl
Cities.
EROM nUFFALO-s, S~w Fssa rs~s AaA D.
pot cor Exchange snd lfsrkixAD e&rece:
.3e 4. Il. NEW York DAY ExPREss,
; n D.s~'ssores $3.50 s.Sa.r., L ~.
s~saa westsrn R.iirosd Tor rhIsdeipha, Bald
more, and pniEts esuth-
$50 A. n. ExPREss NAIL. Via Avon and
asrns.isyais lp.i,y, e1cept sanaa,S arrive Z
New York = 10e = N. cnnntcts 81 Elnira vttl
Phi.dsiphia, 1altinore, Was4ingie. 40 rseas
eoath.
10 r. u. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, (sa
s.svss i. +. York 80 = n A'.
SIS r. Il. NEW YORK HIGHT ~.
PRESS, DALI. Coaasrts u 6ornstlsvfIls VIII
the AIS ? n: tr.ia ff1n Duskik. esd arrives b
NSu y0ek at LID ?. ~ Ahs couneceD & Um1rI
~ uarrisAsrs. RkslsisapAiAAsd ssssh rse
lloe =. n. ClACKa1ATl RXR0m00
Dxfly. taxesrt eandays). Arrives 10 hsv ysrA =
4ls a. tonsscss u Greet Bend with Delaware
L. havana Wcsasrs nailroad, and At s<w Ycsi
With AftArn on Srains and eteamers Doston an
Nev Eagi.DA cisi~as
Only On. Train Eat 1undsy, le.yisg Buffalo =
az ?. ~ and reaching Hew Ioek = IajooD y
BnsAss end ns- E.slaad Passenger, With tAsk ~
| enys. sre xaasfusfsd fire. " escvys In Hew Tsrk
IT, h<ss yensjllsts1 and Most Larurions a1espin(
tcssdAsa1s0 fA10o1LDND srssopasg a Aigh
txniss on this railway.
i q GAGE CHI CK r D + II q o O 4
And fays atwsys ss so~ az By any ether rosfe.
A~Aak Ssr fieksts VII Eric eaifwsv
VIVA eas ~ ebtsinsd 1t al fripcspal Ticks
| O0ess in sks Wsstaad eoasA-Nnk-
4. RIDnI1 ~EEWa- = BAKn
oM4D1ee& AoAa Rn Ag't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24
AQUA pr nAanorxA.

toilet delight Superior 70 my Cologne, used
to battle the face and person, to reader ths akin
sofs and fresh, to ailay Inflammation. to perfume
clothing for headache, &c. II u msuufsctarrd
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining
patronage quite unprecedented. VI is . favorite
with actresses and opera singers II II sold by Al
dealers, at $l6e in large bottles, and by DKsAs
BARxEs Co., New York, Wholesale Agents-
Saratoga Spxia6 water, sold ~ al
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

a RlaixsL NOTICE. Tes..ssl Was1.s Ksin w.
~ -, nsU ,. Dlsal1G W0Atanpss Nsnh, .. D
0ceA. naxy Hyett aaa csfsiins WoeAa. Asry Jaa4
woe1. - Ssss -. hsirs ~ q Wiihsn wss1s
Yss - A~sey ,ssiAsa Nj thsrs = 30 . II. !.
. sass = ossrt q. = nsesss o.! e is~cs.
ing ycs pasfifSsa u - Spowias 1ssriAs rsei :
tsss. tsvif PIT u Lot l. -. y ~ CITY u xsskn
L. s.sy .sss s.:s.siss !. ss... a.. ss.;.s :.
Ds0fA s6~eA cAsscs ~ - -, shssrs naeA - isea
tksss - - Ast tssAs paaesos bsginsfng Az, 60.
:.sd.s :. M. s1.sss . ,o:s me z =. ssssk =
~ess asssA.~s~sy 49, . 1sss ii.s of1a ~ o.
nais e.sssa = -. sAssssssssAvsss~iy = rtS1s -
-. 49, -. T.. t. 8 < :: d.. .., 49, "a e
10 II md II block > ios ; biack v Ia block
y: es 70 II 80 Il slsrk la; lot !. bsck III III IL
In ~ ossssS;sssr - 4us.sses = ks.a
srH .<EsihK1.1 kaaAln y, ha.ss
= css:s. is.., - isssss.s. RhaR
< eel "a AaaSns - -. - 1sss. ., r 70,
Y SIS H~aI.E !. q. z q. - =: Il "
Ii - cssn1. -, - n1isstv. 1-kN.xk
... :. J ~ % Il M Il i: i. l =
= : EH1n1Hs~a ~. a 2..s.
: -. = !. g = = ~ 3 :: AZ !. ss.s
u. 80; -. : .1ss = - s.sis. ~ : :
vissas = ssn1 . - 5 srssr-d soad
and - psssss6 1s1lA Ussss - sgp~ar th-rsso
Asa dsA1e hners - = nssn1ad ~ ~ ire p~rt
naeAy = Ds1ssy NJ 1lInasstii - sssrssa .xas.st
yoa s.stsA..s.s - 4ssss = sssAsss1 ssssrdns %
shs Es~ s.a1 y's's'ss- .~~r~ ,..v
a...:so~%l Asrr = P.aa.'s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24
LiaSslasA<s Of Telegraph CeaPanaes-

LfaAslAases Of Telegraph CeaPanaes.
An interesting case, involving the right
and liabilities Of telegraph companies, uas
decided in the Court Of Common Pleas, Ian
caster county, PennsylvHnia, last week. The
main features Of the case we're - foaicvs:
On the 10th day of October, 1854, the plin-
tiff, then dealer in stocks, ordersd through
his agent, Mr.. Geeree X. Reed, Of ~ 6rm
of Reed, McGrann Co., bankers, Of PITTS
burgh, the purchase Of Fifty shares Of Noeh
western and Fifty shares Prairie do Chen nil
"a stock Mr.. Reed iamsdntsly called
Ne business Office Of the United 0eAtes
1ph Company, then in North Queen
left the despatch, an1 paid FOR its
hiSsion 70 the frm Of VIA. ~. OsBrien,
kers, So Wall street, NeW York, with
Ghsn Red, kcGs.sa 4 Co., - 49, bsa-
ness. The lAtter, according to cpeeQps, du-
piicassd De order By htsas, = ok1Bh Asy re-
'ferred 70 the telegram sent TAs iester p.
rived ii, due course on the fbllovink diy, but
the teIegram never reached nee Yosk. ur.
Potts. the operator here. tesgi6ed tAst upos
inquiry he could only tzacs i to PAilsasaphia-
1t appeared that Mssms. o. Drien ID nes -
upon the letter, becnnse tAeg unppoeed aaa
the order had reference 4, aneeh4 fsnnonc-
ton, and probably required explusn.
During the several days coesune9 ~ - et
fort 70 buy and to find ont where - MisnlEe
rested, stocks adsasced in Deiss- Tks or1es,
however, was fled on the 18th Of Octobsr,
? pursuance q snotAsr tslVnn4 -
advance Of $s62 50 more than the stocks
could have been purchased Tor o. The 10Th,
to recover which dlosouae IN ssif vas
b<o4ght The eosS. chawpd .&he jns7 tAai
the defendant was i commOa eakfieR, "a t&a1
- such II W. feoponaihIa. nn3 tie iury fDun6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

II H. mort dslishtfsi Hair Dressing.
Il erAdicstes scarf aad dandruG
II kssps ths heaa sss3aaa -.
II makes the hair ricA, m nd giossy-
II prevents hair turning gray esd falling OF
II restores hair upoa preaa1srs4y bai4 hesds
This is just vhst Lyss,s Ksthairon viii do. Il
is pretty-it il cheap-dursble- It il literally
cold by the carload, and yet its simost incredible
demand u daily increasing. until these ID hardy >
coaatTy stsFe thai does net keep II, - k0iiy
that doss nos use Il. S.sn
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, T.. Y.
Sara4oGa Spring Water, sold y al
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

LElFE KE0KUK.
LIST frras-7siS A. u oily. sseept Sunday.
Sd Train-4:oeP n. =.
LKxrx YoRf IA Dnsoy
y rrAin-4se n: asily. except Monday.
StA Fnin-l0s3o A. !"
The "a invfil ksokuk With the KeoA Nh
and st louie Packets and pes Nones VALLEY ailroaA
he LIST train leaving Kecknk conbecss With <orfheru
Line Packet Company boats at Fort Madison. makias
consectsors Hifh Railroad IT Rnriingtcn, Roe&
Isassd sed bsvenpcrt.
As 4th train lAsvfna Port Madison nskeseo1nsseasa
With ths De- Aesnee Valley afternoon aoz the III
md scuth~rr Iowa and Great Western d. x.
ucksssfor I'll pesAts fes sale By Ae>sts ats saess
IL ccRpany. fmchftl NE. BUu.L D~r'y-
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E r lie RAIL w A "
84AAa 81
GREAT DRSlD GAIGE---DorBLE TRACK ReCfE
10
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
And New England Cities.

This RAILWAY EXTENDS IRON
0ankirk - WsW Ysrk 80 00sA
HsGals - NsW Ysrk NJ Miles,
1aIananea - New Ys1k AIS Niles,
TEcm
All trains run directly through to New York.
- 46o Miles without change OF Coaches
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-29
TAKE NoIiCr!

HORSE SHOElNG NU round) 81
IL CASU II charged geo the books
80 all round and Mo other work 10 pro.
portion.
ALLEN & GO
August ~ 1866 III
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-29

Barber & Hair Drc.ssCr
The New York herald., 1866-02-21
rhe Case or Eoratto @. Cndcrdont. hc-
euscd OF Persory-'Nnare D.moc-s,,.
vNiraD sTArEs cncur cornl


Uaiied States vs Hor-fo @ Oadc q rt -in Siv.
1864 an indictment was presented ~ O. c-,u ilsf
of the Southern district of Nev Yort arainF n'-i'
onderdonk, of Qacen> county for pcJury la NE ALE \
making faise AFFIDAVIT o. inoome rcrfus Yesterday
morning NJ onderionk moved thai he Indictment te
dismissed lie stated tina, the indictment Wa fonnd
against him because he peace democrat, aud
because he did not with those possessing the VAR
he had presided the Peace Convention ans thai
he was a genoman bv education aud inst net The dncn
meni a very amusing affair AMER reading u. nc
moved that The indictment bs quashet.
Mr. Courtney. rcpresentn. the government, stated
that the basis OF the gentleman In his motion, was
novel He certainly Affected NJ the story of the
defendants grievances. and regretted that the reaee'
makers such prosecuted He had Yet % learn
all the gentleman had said had 90 do with the ap
plication
Mr. Courtney here inquired Of the defendan, Y he
moved 10 dismiss the Indictment the ground that ths
court had no jurisdiction 10 try H.
The defendant, replied. yes.
Mr. Courtney then stated that since the finding a" me
indictment law had been passed by congrrss creating
judicial district tthe Elscrnl which included the
OF Queens and that he had no doubt this court
had no jurisdiction OF the matter
Judge Shipman said hs had examined. another mat
this point Of jurisdiction and had no question w hs
mind that this hc Southern district of New York;
had jurisdiction the matter He. therefore dis
missed the indictment the ground OF want OF turs-
diction 10 try il.
The New York herald., 1866-02-21
Taking Down n Wall.
COURT OF COMMON rLEAs-rARr Two.
Before Judge Cariozo.

BtIDfe judge thrIOxo.
rsB. 20-Roih rs. Wissei-This action 10 re-
damages for injuries occasioned by the taking
down OF party wall standing between Nos a. and so
Allen street in this city. The plaintiff lessor Of part
of No As sued to six hundred dollars with IN
teres for damage to his furniture and also for loss OF
profits to hts business The Of the defendant set
up that contract had been made with the landlord OF
No as by which the former was authorized 10
take down and rebuild the wall in question; also
that the defendant had made independent contract
with at stipulated price for the whole work,
and was therefore not liable for any negligence Of the
contractor Some evidence also given which, as II
claimed constituted license by the plaintiff to do
the work but the Judge charged that there not suf
cient evidence from which to infer any license. The
jury rendered verdict for hundred and ten dollars
in favor OF plaintiff. Mr. Max GGpp appeared for plain
tiff and Mr. Jacob A. Gross for defendant The latter
requested the Court to charge the Jury certain points
in specific manner, but Judge Cardozo refused and the
case is therefore to be appealed involving very in
terestiny law point
The New York herald., 1866-02-21
Cou,, cni.ndar-Thi. Day.

HurpEuE COtHr, IR tIf-Tut .-H'tote Judge
Cierke Nos s02 1860, 1855. l2A2 1905 1894, 1872
Jaoa laos i3lO i3is i8lo 1915 1890 ls94 1919 lsls
IAN la,2 Part 3 Before Judge Fos,cr Sos 055, 3li
Ipa5 I5l G30 2s4 c96 80, gO7, go l5s, $50 332 5i2
sJI 6Ts s2t, sl4 60. s2l.
surRsuE CouRr -rElsL IrRs Before Judge suthcr.
land Nos 175 2T7 leO 100, 10 li2, go 252 253,
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sUrERiop CorRr Gases on both parts of Trial Term
Cnsso. pts.s CouRr General Term sits at eleven
O'Clock and the Ste, al Term will be opeu for business
from ten ~ eleven o'CO 4. NJ.
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The New York herald., 1866-02-21

Heimc of the Twenty seventh precinct will make
newed efforts them. Deceased about forty
years OF age and native OF Germany.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

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