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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
MARINE COURT.--IIefore Judge HEAGNE
IMPORTANT TO REAL ESTATE BRoKERs.

The complaint in this case is that the defendant
the pninih who is real estate broker and repre-
scuted that lac possessed Of certain property which be
wanted the plaintiff 10 sell for him After difficulty the
panth succeeded IN finding purchaser for the property
the Defendants terms Nhtn they came 10 close the matter
found tLat tie defendant had not the title papers but
Ony the receipt Of Tie aucOnccr from whom he had purchased
the property aI he wished the purchaser pay bu the differ
between the nOut named in The receipt aud the price he
he purchas had agreed pay when by paying the balance
10 the auctCncer Nv wou receive BIZ t;lcpnpcrs The pu
chaser declined to 20 this arrangement and the matior
dropped The broker now brings suit 10 his COM
mission. The Jury were directed 10 bling in scaled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
A Suit TOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.

James Smith agt Mathew ByTnesIhis Is a suit brought by
plaintiff Or damages for false imprisonment From the cyl.
deBce it appears That the defendant LOT Of ground
ParaYe, and flat he building H. Tic painih was
employed by the builder Wo the building yet in
finished condition the defendant out 70 Inspect H. Among
other things he found the plaintiff IN OF the smoking
pipe there being lot Of shayngs IN The He ordered
the plaintiff 10 stop smoking leave the premises and upon
his refusal TO do either had him arrested for an attempted
After being locked up for several hours he dis
charged by Judge Connolly lie brings this suit
dress his wrongs Tho defendants counsel admitted the facts
but moved Or suit the ground that the plaintiff had
shown that there reasonable his
The Court after hearing al that the plaintiffs witnesses had
say. granted the motion
g. L. Thorry for thepanaf; f. Bymcs for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
MAKING total amount asked Tor


II night peperto state hev that the determination ohs Board
u tho not TO exceed
Gu, any beyond tho appropriated for the support 81 the
sy.tem attended witt the dese result and your Comnt
E that this Board will be able TO mot
ob.on doe that become doe before the sloss Ct this
49, A..
the foregoing estimate made and the necessity
hs 80 they may able Judge ntsnendy Of
bs nfoprety Off VIII that In deemed Advisable TO 90
aos into psus when submitting report tbs Bosd
The chief sIpendus nude by the Beard 2, .hown By the Ss.
mani Tor ss The total asked for 1907 being about
~ In uk ing teachers salaries larger In the
s.tass than appropriated for the purpose this year.
mainly BY usual increase Of demand Tor
eschs caused By the neree OF pupils attending tAs school,
Committee advsed that the public DO nos
mi, omeae the colossal Dimensions TO which the school system
f b,. gro.nthe number Of eschsn SECURED their qaan
aatlon, 10, pol abilities aud compensation. . ~,
TSs aass ~ schools wioh ecipa.s 70 TIP School Fand with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
RTus NEWARK AND Nrw.Yonx RA1RoAD.-Tfs

difficulty relative to the piles OF Comnunipaw Bridge
the new Railroad Company and the jersey Central nos
vet adjusted The former Company however have awade
10 Messrs Lee Huston the contract for the cons'ruSuo
much Of their road as lies between tho Hudson aaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
Cn,MnErs-Beforc Mr. Justice CLERxr-
THE POWER or coNsUIs-A NEW AND INTERESTING CUES
Dainese agt. Allen and others,

DaneSe agt- Allen ana others. o.
One az the defendants the United States Consul az hcu
dra nsRgyp the complaint of Allen 20 meIchah ol
New York attached the property Of the pain IN Ep INC
defendants Allen effect brought suit through their agent III
Egyp before the Consul for claim over OF AiuO Oh Wv
Consul issued an attachment and directed i w 70
sue in this city The plaintiffs have brought SUIT 70
the defendants Allen from prosecuting thcr sun oio
Hale and Mr. Hale from selling the property atache ana o
Commissioner In this city Mr. Choato nom Oceeuhg WIN
the commission. They agree that Consul mas nov III ai
the right TO try suits except certain criminal matters pVueo
for in the treaties with Turkey that even supposhs nun 10
have such power II only extends 10 SUITS between
and foreigners and not to eases where nc ples ate p
gems of the United States and have their remedy In the en
Courts Of this country -, 49,, c.a,o. he
On tho other side il conended that the United States ny
naccd on an equd footing in Turkey with The most
favored nations that the oOsu of other nations had D ea
and bod exercised similar powers and that the statutes OF inc
United States expressly recognized the exercise OF uue
powers by its consus . I'd, =, -, ,,o, NO
during the argument Mr. Justice Cerkc suggested ,hat ~
the case was new and one involving most Interesting gnu
noaYt onestions II was ono which the General Term hd
her nesg and as il would meet In the bgnnHg oil no.en
her would he boerto take an order continuing thc ule
ton ON the plaintiffs giving security and take the appear ~
once to the General Term. ,---...- i,
Te parties yielding this suggestion the order was accor
ingly entered -, -, IN MI, r .,.;.,ig Nfr
Samuel Newell for defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT oDURT-Ocr i7.-Beiore
Judge smrHN

routine nature the Hon. Erans g. Jsnd announced the
death Of the Hon John Van luren az aer paying glowing
tribute Of respect 10 bis memory uSkug Lin man,
lawyer and politician moved that he Court should al Ourn
OF respect 10 bis memory Juo hipmun az noccod
the request and tic Court mined teiy adjourned until this
morning nj II O'Clock.
NETTING or TIL Bar.
A meeting 81 the BHr has b,Fn ncl FRIDAY next Of
p M the United Circuit co Tor the purpose
Of pa ying tribute ofIesp'ct 10 bis icGo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
DEP.arsKsr or PusLIc INSTRUCTION,

N HOAkD % EDUCAfIONl V'toDrT J
odyd Of ne CITY and County Meg YORK.
pursuance ht subdivision OF tho third section Of the Act
consolidate aud reduce &C, the various scis reve
the Schools the city Of Nswfok tho Board Of Eda
ron hereby reports II the and above the
suns .pycned IN the Of aid which will be
re4urd uns the year 1871 for the Of meeting the current
annual o. pan,es pnlc In truc,ion in sail city.
~. required conduct he schools viii be fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-oct II
Before Commissioner BETrs
ALLEGED THEFT on GOvRRzDRs ISLAND.

United SINCE ukI HUH! IThFIos
The defendant, who was colonel army servant on ~
oyeror Island was charged with stdng sundfy aties OF
Chatting on the llti inst from feut Lewis Lieut. Nctonhh
aud Georc. w Gibson BY request Of defennnts counsel
John Nj Staples esq tho further heaSng Of the case was post
poned until next Saturday at IL m. 1T Il. Sd I'D
SUPREME COURT--CmomI-ocI u.-Be'ore Mr. Justice
DAYS.
,Jeboda J. Eagleon and wnlter faWton agt Milo Pratt
The plaintiffs bring suCto, recover the possession Oh
on In of rolled steel its value el7 - which they aHer
tho defendant wrvnguly OBTAINING nom them ana ee W
ecce,e 10 their demand 20 deliver up
The ans wcr is 4 general dennL
Acr taking considerable testimony the case was "'uou
until this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
SUPERIOR CoURT-TmM TERM-0cI. r.-Before Justice
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT SALE.

VhNiIpS L. MUINUNh
The plaintiff charges the defendant with having S ny
sold him tho fixtures in house with the assignment o. g
had bcen NUT in y him and laws his damage at te Inc e
PENDANT saws he only sold the portion OF the fixtures belonging
~ h; ami flrtIcr that the plaintiff having assigned over all
Tho Goods cannot bring this action The Court held that the
en being In oit deceit the claim not asslghane
I allowed the other question 20 go 10 The jury dTccuhs
item 10 bring In n seulcd verdict this morning.
A. H. Reaycy Tor plninth Mr.. Hankman for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
CIVIL COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-CRcyU-QcE l1.--Before Justice
$50 = SprhEMtND.
~ A snIPowyER LIABLE FOR DAMAGES RESULTING
PROM n PB'TkACTtD NOhAGbf
Charles H. GOldthWic agt Lewis Audcnricd.

Charles q GOldthvitc al. Lewis Audcnricd.
The schooner :. Appegate contracted 10 bring Ia
Of coal for the defendants from Philadelphia TO this port
The detained by bad weather in November and 10
cembeT ss being several weeks getting out Of Delaware Bay
The whole VOYAGE occupied sixty days Meanwhile the con
sgnees had sold the coal and the vessel failing 20 anlve Were
compelled 20 purchase co fulfil their contracts at an a
vance They claim that the long voyage out Of the
gence and want of energy Of the spowne and crew ana
that they arr therefore entitled TO s of their losses b way OF
damages The suit brought for the freight syl2 Inc
Court left the question OF negligence to the jury giving te
rule damages the difference between the pce oil Goals
when they ary ed aud when they should have arrived
The iufy found for the plnintd SilJ. =,
d. & f. Mcmahon for plaintiff; L. Il. HinSdale Tor ue-
PENDANT -. -. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
n GOLD AND SILVER nt
IL. WATCHES. al

C8IS SILVER WARE, DIAMOND SETS AMI
- tines. English silver Cruet Stands, Better Con-.
On, Dinner and Tea Service, Pianos Sewing Ma.
cAiaes, vsst Chains, Bracelets Lockets Gold Pen.
ellis, Sets OfJewelry, etc. etc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

Drawn Daily BY State Authority.
MURRAY, EDDY 1 CO., MANAGERS
-Nl Capital pr res from $4,000 to &s,OO0.-
Whole tickets from one 10 twenty CELLARS; shares
in proportion.
Circulars Of the above Lotteries sent free Of
charge. Orders for tickets promptly attended
drawn. Address
MURRY, EDDY 4 CO.,
July9 GIN. BOX 59S. Louisville. ".
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
: I ADVERTISEMENT

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General Debility, AID All Chronic Iii eases.
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the cure Of those diseases arising from an
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Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Pimples on III,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

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The afflicted ard warranted Il care eli dis.
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ness, caused hy self abuse or excessive in
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u is great healing, purifying and self
curing remedy, which requires no medical
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this specific IL wonderful, and il is every
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n R-In casss u eenstrl use gleet and
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the inflammation. and stopping the discharge.
both are recommended to be used in tbese
complaints.
A treatise on sexual diseases. called the
sell Instructor" accompanies each bottle
81 the Specific ss 80
Pfcs-Ds. Bsker's 6pscs0e,- $3.50 nm
bottle.
P1cs-Dr. Bakers Injection 600 n
bostle.~ ass ..y.. -H~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

1serelt by Lightning,
Now, this can be remedied
BRANDRETHS PILLS
take all impure matters from the circulation. and save
the general health. curing local affections als0
BKANrRETliS PILLS protect from tedious tincs
0'ssknrs. and of'e- We. e.,a ~ ~ N--..,sss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
BL OK A. a GROW,

Marriage nnd Cclilpncy. an Essay
OF Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also.
Diseases and Abuse. which pr~traie the vital powere
with means Of relief Sent free Of charge in
-ealed letter envelopes. Address, DIR. J. ekILLlN
HOUGuTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa aug1Ad&w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

Poison was his first thought on rcachiag
here. but he finally concluded to ilnb,be
shsm pain TO Kill of his real pain, In order
that he might drown his love in the spark '
ling vine. The only thing he nss been
heard say since is-"thcre's many a slip
between the cup and the lip"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
SPECIA1. NOTICES.



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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

means. Laughter and cheers. | want
them to nominate the man they intend %
nominate for Governor II the Stateot New
York to test their principles, aud, in the
election nos sose SIX wRks of, if b. is
not defeated by majority Of 10, 900, do no.
cali ne prophet. Laughter and cheers
Aust desert my course, my government.
and my country, to follow party divided,
dssrAeted. wcaS, inocc,ic, vscc.latins. nL,l
absuri, seeking ts own destruction
nave d ne a very different thing. We set
the railway train on the track. The cars
~sre all empty. It was under the guidance
e the conductor, Andrew johnson. Al,
he privileged seas were otter, 4 to this par
" that complains Of ''desevtion". They
were the very first invited to cnicr no, they
would not enter. AMI now, when they see
that II Is fast filling up with out sders, and
Is passing by them, they say they have
been deserted by the conductor. Laughter
aud cheers Now, wsGt t. know who the
header Of their party is in the United States!
There Is no party that can exist, stand aud
1--WE an shs United States that does MT exist
. every part DC 1t. in a state Of peace, and
oot h a revolutionary condition Who is
their leader! voice, Trad. Stevens"
No, they will nSs arept him ~ their lesalsr.
they offer you no individual namc. Their
name 10 1.-The congress Of the United States -
and congress as iorcs that exists only until
the 4th Of March next. Then the party is
10 have no head whatever, because that
congress, 50 constituted, 10 gone, and the
mex. lot will. in all probability, be IN direct
opPssssisa - i |; and. suppose, in slsaa
event, the party will be gone too. Laugh.
| =
sAsk plraaAnaIip
Why. feliow, cii,ssns, lhsvs knovu some
thing absuf whas it costS to make : party
successful. I have knowp what it costa q
create party IL u Uhited Stattssf Aus.
'ca that shall tsks The eUr1eel Of IL Hsv>
ernmcnt OF the United States. LIE the tell
yse shae you are seeing to-day The sslsss
Eani most unpleasant experiment, tllat - Z
| gtseGonety that has controlled ths tIsseisy
and powers ef The country, and savsd Il
|lyle4 deeh an,i dostrsyng ITSELF Thas I
[ivlnt 10y preoose 70 - I Iiopoee 10 havs
|Aalssss ebses - thst hing ~ bseaAn 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

N Dayeupcrt. Iowa menufscturs oil kiade
Csrsieese, bseeies ard wasoss from The 49,
material. ard perfect sstisfaction warrasted- -
oeisins done On short notice. Satss moderass.-
EncouTese home mechanics. deeI -du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

Parity the 0loOd. II the blood b
pure the body which IL formed from and by the blood
cannot be- diseased But IL there I've In any part Of the
body any Affections ruch a. = boil OF ulcer. even
hruise the blood circulating through that part takes
up impure matters from the local Affection and carries
1t into the general sy-tem. This lie the often OF
sudden death to persons Of full habit afflicted with
bols and ulcers. and who uee no medicine: the mat
ter gets into the circulating and chokes up the
fine blood vessels which supply.he brain with vita
ty. and life censes a II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

From statistics recently printed in Eng
and. we learn that the worlds annual total
productions II fine copper is set down .,
10000 tons. OF this Chill produces about
u 90 tons. This year the trouble between
Spain and Chill win c,,isc n 4, ficit Of ahou,
i.o0o tons. aud II this amount is no. made
up by larger supplies from other parts Of
the globe the price Of copper must material.
" advance. A glance Ut the other copper
producing countries does not, however, en-
courage the consumer.
The Indian agents Of Kansas have been
instructed not 10 allow any Indians under
heir charge to SO on expeditions against
the Indians Of the Plains. Should the lat>
ter invade or attack the border settlements,
United States troops viii be immediately
sent to the frontier
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

0AlEWS' MEAD Uv0V EJv3AW
ESTABLISHED 1850. AND CHARTERBD.
Has just published the "YOrTns MANUAL
containing 80 pager and 100 illustrations on the A.
Atoay snd Physiology Of the Sexual Ory~ns Of bod
sexcs, In health and dircaee, With Treatise on Seq
nal Dseas4. including Self Abuse. Private Diseases,
Female Complainte Re-, with new methods q trsat
msnt. intended ~ . guide for Married and single.-
Sent under seal to any address, price 81.
Those afflicted with Hernia Deafness, EietulA Pile
Nocturnal Emmssions or var.cocele, BY sncloeine Z
stamp win sec~ivc price let II our Aew remedies
for these diseaecs.
! TH9 El1CTAO-NAGNEr1C PREVENTIVE
Ihose desiring to limit their odtpsing, CO eaclose
stamp for Pamphlet containing enersvisgs and e1
plantations Of the above prsventvc, with m essay "a
the subject Of prevention. All correspondence CONF
DENTAL Address al letters to J. 3. WILLIAMS,
angsgdly Drawer ear. Louisville. Ky.