davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-09-10

We tie receipts shipm:ats this wecx and Last
to compare = follows:
Receipts less than last
Shipments lcss thaa last
As compared with tic cos7esro,l ling wce1 Of ls55,
&c Ent Is follows:
Errt!Hts This wcca..;;..- s.as!
ldt~rI@ for corresponding wee& nt hl
4AsG1Flh more uAt "cf l.su
For tie pcEiod Ii The .csr ls-l a1d Al tol.
lows:
iafr!rtk ttls ISL
kce rtA ioE corresponding week u hl61
'hors tss - l.ls
!. 11se-s. 'Em2ruft number received, 3,l3::
l.rreyFd VIZ: ending Mz"c.s sst.......-.......1:te
tee1frc week dndiaK july vs-................ E.l51
The total zxxs1pts of C4..c and tlo-s Ut The Un.oa
Etock fAEts stccc Jaau21s wrst 4, ta;IaHx:
6sa,11e
shtrt tycnts 81 tlte same period:
The number or Rcat Cattle received f,s tho same
nes1od in sEc yc.rs 1874 aud lsi;, tols,.E.:
1AttSsHEa III
Tie ratcs Of freight on live ttocx Est were nIe1 On
and attcr SATURDAY.. July X lssi a. f,lk,Hs:
raz2i G7 @zEl7ur ON LIVE sT>c1 EAST.
, 1866-09-10
CHICAGO CATTLE a1AIsXE7.


OFy7CE TIE t1Sff:f Tctnux1,2
EAturslay Evening. september s.
BEEF CATTLE.
- 1hr following ta:Ic shows the t.a,tr cer7!ots ana
c.e sf I'-rf Cattle A,:ng rhe cain; To-
Iy, coErIarcl With tho rtctrsa einln,4,s Of the
= ooF1sxroad.cE Ecyk Last JcaE:
, 1866-09-10

H. t;sl ii:nx i:aros Is taking r7oas e 10 no.oa
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ts .".a.s Wifi F;, IL MsI! MMSsTI.AnmFeD:! Mn
rtiltr l:neI:'. Wlaat. ri lie; Propeller i:aia-o,
f%5 ,s a' W. H.. S Il r Go @
.,FIQIi ss!sss, ~ hrls snlDrss.. IS; n:1s.
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ls!. 20 at SIZE; 1so h.'s !ei rad = s4; srH'S.s
Hsnas: sfis, 'e Il 9,o AAAI, i. s, ,a.
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:, u ns, e H. At ;M :, s i 1G at $ls; s
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, 1866-09-10

s9-Ihnmas &c Gamct fGH-(; DoonslIter
t0-Fretesfss Nous |G1-Eeeenl i I]luchu1T
61-Feter lsctze1na f5-11Gtee Tissernal
CA y6n der 1fose 6j-Frred Dercnhn<
E-F tiuuryerrS fs1-l.utzefFo.tentlcE
6i-A1%r1 Smith lillian JARS !. V.Tea1eu
FI-k Zaa4 D4fthcfE
-UtCcu otn from The Lat Of April to the 1st Of No
vcn,hss, fFoEa n N. till T. H.; from November 1T
TO april Isl, from a. m. TIL r. M. The ycstibulc Will
remain open rn.ll O'Clock p On Sundays from 5H
u. III. I'LL l0x =. III.
, 1866-09-10

SATURDAY EyExTso. September 3. 1ss. .
The raArknt hi BEEN exceedingly active during the
for au descriptions Of goods, and prices aiu tr
I'VE quote: - -..'-, - '' 4 =,
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ACTION ON A CONFEDERATE HoTE-lMuRTMT LEGAL
0IESIllN

Supreme Chambers.
Before Judge Barnard
R6eys EgoN Lemssef Hayward This is action on
motto for $3.50 executed by the defendant Atrl
In September 1862 in Texas, and transferred TO the
plaintiff The defendant that the given
for confederate currency borrowed OF Ariu which
Issued by tho Confederate States tho purpose Of
ing unlawful rebellion against tho United States
Government and that the note 10 therefore void
The plaintiff 70 strike out this answer rs ree-
want insufficient and frivolous Claiming nrst that tho
currency called not Illegal, because n issued
10 violation OF no law constitution II issued by
DE- facto government having actual authority It's
people II By the success OF the rebellion the currency
would have boon held valid tho note In question valid
becarse the parties to IL presumed contracted
with reference TO all the contingencies II the currency
Illegal by OF the unlawful purpose for which
II was issued st valid In the hands Of individuals
used for lawful commerce. That contract TO be illegal
must spulate for the doing Of illegal act which
not this case Mr. d. G. Calvin appeared for tho motion
and Mr.. C. H Glover opposed
Judge Barnard took the papers and reserved his
decision.
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LIABILITY or FERRY COMPANIES Fua ACCIDENTS.

Court Of Common Plcas- General Term.
AmdrnC Short q al g. L. Knapp-In this case
tho principle involved was the liability Of ferry compa-
MOS for accidents occurring their vssssla The plain
ts partners in hack and pair Of horses and the
defendant 10 OF the Twenty third street ferry.
Tho former complain that Christmas morning, before
I'VE o'clock they drove their hack Of the steam
beats Of the defendant, placing Il, with The horses
attached, In what they considered position The
driver, who Of tho paintifYs, cams down from
the boz 70 speak with the partiestwo ladies and
man-who inside the coach While standing a the
door Of the coach the whistle blew and the horses
took fright but QUOTED after short time. Tho
whistle again blew, when the horses moro became
FESTIVE, started forward and, in spite OF al efforts,
over the chain and plunged into tho water rb6
hack prevented from going overheard BY the chain
rudder post bus the horses wont into the water and
one OF Thorn IVES drowned The shaft Of the hack Was
likewise broken Tho planuhs brought an action In ono
Of the District Cours the ground that the defendants
guilty Of negligence in not having proper chains
properly arranged 20 prevent snch accidents TO horses
and vehicles. verdict rendered In favor Of the
plaintis who recovered $500 damages and from this
defendants appealed considering that the defendant had
not been guilty Of any negligence whatever. Tho
argued before Judges DAILY and Brady who took Tho
papers and rsecrved their decision The case though in
vosing small amount Of money, Is important ostAb
hshing the Law the subject Edmund wetmore for
appellant; A. II. Reavey for respondents.
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NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

DnocRAnc CourrY CONVENTION. AT tho Convention
held yesterday In Jerssy City John II. Mdmcr nom
mated for sheriff.
ASSEMBLY DIsrRicm OF MEacsR COUNTY I'm the Third
Assembly district the republicans nominated Charles w.
Mount In the First district Joseph II. Bruere
nominated For Sheriff tho republicans nominated
Peter CANDLES; the democrats, George Breariy.
JAcx Rooms DEsouScxp large republican meeting
was held In Newton Saturday evening, which sd-
dressed by The Hon Martin Ryerson. who oensured in
the ssverest terms the political course OF Jack Rogers
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DBrRCr Tho divisions that dis
tract Essex and Hudson counties tho nomination Of
Mr. Gilchrs have not abated and the republicans
sanGune Of triumph.
fnRp Asumy DisYncT The democratic convention.
which met on Saturday evening, nominated Alderman
Andrew A. 0addis.
RErunIioAn MEETING "A meeting was held In The hall
Of The Catholic Institute Jersey City, yesterday
Ing, which addressed by the Hon. r. Freling
sen, Of Newark.
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ccvsr riliSols-TM nAy.

srpssvs corrr-rSsrrr -fsr I--hos 3asf, zsso,
san. N1s Ko n, 24z5, 2s2s. skSi, 2sss 71as Ne ~
3<s7 7tso, 14xl Part n --sos. xzie, x27o ia ran,
112s, a1s3 szss 17as a1so IA 11ss zzss 71.o 1t1
1895, asT1, tos sss 5oii, OTi soir, itss, si1 "a,
aiss' ias io2s asoh 100. sss. ss4 lies, an f7sf
~, s', 3: .s ,:1 10 "a. l III -, IL: ~
"a %, al, 34s. 2sg -
MA rsr nj -7sss IRA, n,s, 1sss, isz4 gTN, ss2s.
fpo1 Nia DaN 1s<2 2s<s, 7se3, sesl 1tsa
Cousos prnD-AAIoorpsd Tor the ssrrn
ni. vi, ~, ice, ~, al. ma M. ne, ~ ne. mo
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TN neuuev o. rm unuA CALLED TIC slAn sasa.

frrom the louisville Coursy ocsossr IL
Our eastern, rather, - tbcy rsoeray tsrnsd,
YANKEE br.thrsn md sstsrs are especially on the hsb
moral stlts rvss among them org bstsd the patent
high pressure idsa q . God, nsv Bbls and
Ultimate sphere and 10 the forum 70 insrocs
In aatsrs Il vhkh the fair lecturers profoundly
isnosant Tvas Jl The thai throw ssiss
ali the moral and social snsnltIs thai keep ns human
ssos shove the orearon bod usk birth ms from
thsre get ali the cbens pobicsiions sod pr'nb ihs,
denorssns yosth rs ih~rs ART insrodgssi
enacted very grade u PARIS theatres for tn
dssstiou u thu lowest scum and 9th of Partisan
society. csrtAbiy the drsmsursiioos from The
French ~th which 90 have bsn fav~sd from time "
taste. But seems not 10 b 80 Fsw foru re3M,gsf
something mors oos and stsosns yet, esd Ss~ Yors
r.. 20" %: :.s. e "A y. 81 n a.,
dirty book ~nttsa IN tue days 81 The rornp@sogr srf
the circulation u -hlch vN sspp-~ed ~ s- In I@isr
and more decent ums@ We A.. rorry 70 sAJ That - are
indebted 10 Mr. Charles n BsrrHs = whom
would suspected o. pvo~s tstns his tents W
employing them Ia such wort for this drama Bas
Bsrrss wrOp u and Msnssss wbsslsy 70 playiss 81
TUNED s-ay plhily, ana M wsssusy p,esss. "a 900
IN. Bi.es esoss s-p.s1. Tor rs pops,.r,y ppm n.
several 1snon" and othsv dances IN which ffythrss
pirss seisesd for th~ss b~sssy sAsr~ ssf rsre~tsn
~ form, take par In an ssurssy nsds SAB sss~r<
deprsvsd have bis ssdisncs become oAi nsnss.r
,rsnsps,sel,s ssssr. 81 ,hs.s. sch ssi, .nsosssss
dance particularly iss,cas ard csnno< fail V insys,s
spditors 9Th dess, and esno<lons ~ s4b.
hfnely moral nsiars Hov Ions -il this ss,a's -ovs
by shs asssss pSs o. as snnssnsy, ssa nsh.sss
whssii~y ctsh~v hsns - drvsn freu Va ooastry
yorty nesfnNnd sSdsnsi bcas>s u prcssasloa 10 t1s
eiy ~ rss r~h e~sd "a 90 ess tfiss shs damage :.
v. nessis ~ ,bs nsans ssasrsloa iisAi As fssg-
wbs&t<y II sov doing
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
.gcrsev City.

RAfiRn,p AccIpEsI-A HoRsE kiLED.- Yesterday
morning OF the Hoboken horse VAS proceeding
along Grove tho railroad crossing Just the
inward bound OF tho Northern Railroad coming
the place the gate not lowered enough
and In descending caught the front OF the car and held
back but the locomotive struck the horse Killing him
Instantly The was full OF passengers, who had a
very narrow escape.
coRoSKs's IsocEsr Inquest held yesterday
by Coroner Kristen the BODY OF Henry scamb aged
about forty OF the soldiers messenger corps OF New
York Deceased despatched errnnd 10 the
locomotive Works, and, before he could satisfactorily
deliver his message complained that he was seized with
an internal pain. He fell 10 the ground, and expired
within half hour The testimony of medical officers
showed that deceased had swelling on his LEFT SIDE,
where one Of the ribs consumed by the cardal pal
ptations, and death must have ensued from aneurism
On the body found document stating that Scamish
sergeant IN the l0ls Psnnsyvania regiment, and
was honoraby discharged IL said he resided lately
In Brooklyn where he leaves wife 10 mourn his sud.
den death
CENTENARY COLLECTIONS IN rns METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHuRcuEs-The collection In 81 Pans Methodist Epis.
copa church, Jersey City, Sunday, realized - $50
$500 Of which contributed by tho Sabbath school.
In the Newark churches &l5 600 were collected Hack
ctistown, Orange and frvington contributed t7.340
General Rnnyon addressed q congregation at Orange.
four hundred Methodist churches In New Jersey is
pocted to reach $2So,ooo.
Newark.
THRKArKuSd KnL.-A named John Hedge, who
lives At No. II Halseys alley arrested on Sunday,
charged with ASSEMBLING and threatening 10 kill Mrs
Conway with an axe which he had In bis possession.
wooDsrDE. II the recently given 70 . new
village formed upon the suburbs OF Newark Bclieve
township Steps have been takcn toward the erection
hes raised In value considerably. as Is free from tho
high taxation which Newark property Ia subject 10.
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MUTUAL oetlsAInns AND CONTRACTS.

Ts NeW Haven AID NortAa~S<ss Company ~. A.
Qsisfard al The plaintiff In this rs corporation
incorporated under hsaws Of the states Of Massachusetts,
and Connecticut On April 20th. 1884. the defendants
doing business In this CITY, agreed 10 ship 70 plaintiff two
Of Hampshire coal at the price Of 80 Is per ton
The plaintiff complains that the coal delivered
Gaming srest loss 70 pantn who asks damages In the
sum Of e6 600. Tho defendants In declare that
they merely the AGENTS for the Hampshire and Bal
timcre Coal Company and that the agreement made
with agent Of plaintiff simply ageats OF the Coal
Company Further that In 1854 and subsequent N the
agreement the mines seized by the soldiers Of the
Southern ConfsderAcy, and injured 20 such tent
that defendants unable 70 fu their contracts On
the trial Of the case appearing that the contract
signed only BY the vendor and not by tho vendse the
complaint dismissed tho court deciding that
tracts should BE- mutually binding.
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TM ssmop uIvuace SUIT.


sUynKMs oounT-cnAssxns.
Before lodge Barnard
Eior~ ylaeAc BtsAs1 ~ Esaasad C. BtsAep-It
win be remembered that few weeks sinos, 10 put
shsd fun Of Me charges Of cruelty and dessr
ton bsoughs BY Eleanor FISCHER bishop who y suing
her husband Nsshanssi Bishop real estate and money
broker carrying on busnsss o. Liberty sssSst IN thfs
city, the ground Of sAurn alleged 10 hare bssn com
mitted with Clara n wailare several oocAsiona
and ~ dersnt places nom the ID day Of June 1885, 70
Tho month Of August, 1888 The defendant In his an
ss forth thai he has not been guilty OF any Of The
scts alleged agsinss him that about sghsssn months
account ~ he states Of her violent and unsovernabls
tsmpsr and nts Of pamon, In which abe many TINES
struck the defendant and bsoKe the furniture o. the
hoass whsre plaintiff and defendant wsre living He fur.
ther ass that plaintiff often destroyed her own and
dsfsndanrs clothing that be has boon frequently obliged
go ~ % night and hold the plaintiff 70 ysvvent her
o2nf violence 70 him and from breaking the furniture
% We bedroom; thai after they had separated he
sIlovsA her ~ the rate Of $500 year and regularly
thae hs rsasoa he csased rive This support be
esu nm VIE vas constantly running HIM Into debt snA
eeune 1edis In hh name, although The sid allowances
wN ample 70 support her: that he been threatened
Win suits BY hsvs who had siven his wife credit for
frus liquors - orennsa and other fururise-ths bs
presented, smosnsinG 70 eSeoo, THAI plaintiff has
caused msssmspts Of tbs eass 70 BE- pubishsd 10 the
u. dssndast and . .hieA 10 rspiisd = : ssss paS
lished IN The hnnAEp; shas be verify bsIIsvss nos
caintn Jet him, shs be- spunnissad slsl1uwy. shss -
In 22d day Of June. iso piaIns6 sommsscs1 mt m
Couscsiost fee divsres ~ 1sfoHns o. - rrvual Of
his sdatsy WIEN Chm D. Vailsps, lnl thas 4s6sa1anl
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WHAT CONSTITUTES A LfsAl DOCUMENT.

fAo~os Pbps % OSar Bsr~s s~d ~ Bs~A v
AB<s-fAs complaint In this suit sAiss that the a.
fsndass Burns made dra OF bill Of exchange spon The
Bank Of Albion Tor Ca 900 that duly scsp'sd BY
the bank and after such eesptAncs endorsed By Busns.
that paint purchased said acceptance and 10 nov the
lawful owner and holder thereof that dolly pro-
ssntsd 70 the bank for payment, which payment vas
refused me answer Of The bank dsnisf All kno-edgs
Of shs d.f question, and declared The soespAnos 70
be forgery.
CounssI for defendants moved u dismiss The com.
plant on tho rruund that only two cent stamp
attached the crsft whereas the lss required
much lsresr amount
for one boor order that proper stamp might be
put upon the document
Judge Davis refused grant this motion, remaining
that even such cause would not change tho plaintiff
css~, - u could b. proved thai the draft ire
sented al tbs bank for psynsns With the requisite
Alta bearing Tho srusn, Of counsel upon this point,
the Court granted . nonsut
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Dvsy tssin thas M - rushing q SsnlAy lasl
49, crowd of people with + ~ 49, = no sssppsd
nsn Ne san shsls fss>sas5s wsrs IN Turned IL one
HBsooa fhey a ssAsssd ne ssss q o. ysssSAs Con-
w. q ssssssl sbsss NJ abrasion The Ayiss
q - eorn~ sssns d . ~ baI>ding Cor Ne good
ayssn Who ere sirssdy sssablsAsd shsrs ne prssses
Suxidins 10 large and iov wooden one, viii . lasss
,:, sss x s, s. ,:s g = y ar: r; p,
so Of a female college pass q the Old sdincs
boat % ' sSs SOUTH H. me Sassn:n. ssoy :" o.
on 10 already sp. me structure nov m pro
- NO. q IN e.: ne ss g, =; .-s = .. ~
g. sisa s:; 4. aar . a Ss $:
81 MS sboss chnsinsa, and vim cost $4,000. ne
ss, s0 q soScy NJ q. :.s s
Ihe eersgssy q syng the corner sons pleasant
ssd insrsssass .a.s Usdsv shs mapss and The chest
green ever among tbs bs1s q dahl a whose bas o.
che head was Mother Bspssa w,ih one beside her Who
carried silksn banner, on side Of which was pic.
~: s oss ss. % "a. p: s sss % S'
, ,:% q ne RS' n ne
sSpown over them and .ssnsc vs .os
20 the ground In striking contrast thsss were the
habnimenis who Dsrt m order me ast one bore
lille eadsn hat 70 Be put In TIE CORNER sons
Nsxt came seven little boys In white surploes The rpS
Swo bearing one . golden crueinx. and hs other :
Naming censor Last Of all came The uIeusa auou9
whom were the Very Rev. DR. John Turner Y. O. of
Brooklyn and the Rev DR.. Free also Of Breokiyn A.
che sister who carried us boz passed. the corner
II small btcck Of brown stone with Greek cross
Me sides opcn 10 the view she placed The box
The stone In the boz vas COPY ~ the two Blushing
Dspers, tho ytsamass Jcsrrai the INV YoRx Imam.
the T1ls, The London Rsossfer, the names Of the
ss.srs sow IN the convent forty three IN numbsr),
md The rulss q the srder. A soon ~ the Dor
sn the hand Of the sister few coins wsre
tdt IN, asa then The Rev. Or. Frcci prcacbsd
sssmon from l. Philippians, 9th verss AZ the ooncu.
sion Of thc the band struck mp solemn air the
prcss aroee took each Of them book from be pockst
aos rad scssshing IN LAiin which v good a. Eng
hsh, - nobody couf hear FOR the noise made BY the
pipers Ater they had go ll,tle way Row pf Tur.
ner took somsthing tbas looked like invested pepper
hox with hssAs V fsvn the ccnsov, spr'nksd Int y
water upon The stone, and rsad litss He Then
took trcwc nom . shovcful Of fresh mortar, made
eundv signs of cross on the stone and read ilttis
Further 4hs mssol thsn PIT the boz nic cavity made
sshsr ssoos upon me Rev. Dcesos vent on With his
reading and sprinkled more water The prDceeaon
formed nsrcks1 hesk the corner stone taken Into
The convent for spfs ksspIas and ths osrsnsny wsz
ever. The great crowd Immediately dspsvvsd isavipe
- The gate oonsnestsn 70 ~ n ths scssh q NJ
ssv building
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We are sssherss~1 ~ chiss Jssnes chss~ v ssis
thss ths ssnaaio,s sscsfs- vkks hsss rse~suy b~ss
sons ths rosess ~ he p~psr s.ss Nc sosss~.e go.
usss srisfns s~tvesn covernov svr<ss sss hs -i's.
vho he ssaskssr o. ns chisf Jusaa>, sheiy 80
hssss1 NJ ssd nrs sp.rsss %. - p--s~si rs'sinss
m Ksssy~
o~s~rsis Ov,AsA ossrsfs, s~sss, Y o-tsfs ce-~ss
~ pssblA, sof go; CosoD~s To- ssf ps~ta tsGsn
oanssH ga sxAsvv hssssa s6sisAs, hsvs &xsn u~'r
dspau1rs frsn 49, psr fw Ser -
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appeared IN Cesnectiont and denied the charge made
AGAINST hI and setting up the adultery Of plaintiff
when She discontinued the snil
hr,S d. Billings, counsel for plaintiff, made . mo
ton that amony DO allowed his client during the pend
ing OF the suit
Mr. A. r. Dyott opposed this motion on behalf Of Mr.
Bishop
Judge Barnard after hearing tho arguments OF coun-
sol, took the papers and reserved his dacision.
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more witnesses examined Tho case viii be closed
to-day, the Recorder intmaaing that he would st Ill
midnight, IL necessary, 20 conclude H.
sKSrESoEa
Henry Posey, who pleaded guilty feionious assault
and battery on Dennis MADDEN 10 the State
Prison for two years and six months George Gutschoi
ter who pleaded guilty 10 attempt al larceny, was
sent TO the Penentiary for year.
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rm valIlrsuss susol,

70 rng spfroE or rss HkaAib.
10 yosr ran1sy sinoa 20 nssacs tss srrs< q ssn-
usnsn W tbs mans ~ Kssoss "a sssgision 10 ~ NO.
eel tr~sesy and tLsrsss sp~ss " bio bssiss b@'>s
HI. Snosesr.ilon viii fssntass ,hsuss -rS at q Ne
fstsntlgn sp01 such frrolsas rfooafs.H sheh stesl
cad ynur pspsr hss svss unlvs~h 1ftslshae " nhe
.asrnesns ssstnsi NJ ks.srs - frsnfs fesi tbdh -
h9, sh.f yaa t1t.h t.s ss.psa s~stfsc.s ~ Dissrse
Attrn~y kofgts a. ihs csgnssi ~ W bs&nN tsl
y ny duty n svfly " Jssrs hsfnarS - wW -
Asb-~s esvpes, ~ktrh ss t~eHfNf ~ssf 80 e@SS
a.. lsssi time " ans-w "a a.ms hsi srv~es -
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lirln o. Hrrtl paopsEross.


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unable 70 procure ror tbs oss he bsoaGht TIE essnt
suit Defendants IN anvu~r set up general dsnlA,
Ths jury bro sshs In verdict foe p'ainia for be fan
Amount claimsd
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Madaae Bell Desires 20 be Right On Oh,
Record.

In your report Of tbs shooting AFFAIR which unsorsu
ssiely occurred In my saloon saturday night you
sAis that two ank Of similar enarscter which proved
fatal In ssoh osss, occurred here bsfcrs sueh not
fae no disturbance 81 any kind has taken
place In my saloon prsvous 10 thu snsir ~ saturday
night Ths dinbcuty vas sos bst~sen parties attached
70 my sAtoss sthss supleyes regular visitors A.
regards the other sboosins sSsys ths nrst b uven
tioa and The second NOD nurasv, yoss article Inn.
plea bot . oaSe IN which vs oompsiied. 10 s.vs
nyssH frvm personal nJasy. 70 uss pisioi.
MADAME BILL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
Married and Single Ladies

ec0poscd ofrare and costly imported extracts They
arc reliable specific for ladies. Pleasant to the
taste, being sugsr-coatcd healthy and certain in all
CAGES. They cannot fail In recent cases they sue
coed In fortyeight hours, Price - per box In oh
etnatc eaees those two degrees stronger should be
used. Price s.. No Agents Appointed. Aidres.
DIR. A. N. MAURlCEAU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Medical Advice Free.

Diseases in short timc without the use Of Mercur,
Diseases OF women have also his attention. All ol
esructoRs. &C., removed.