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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
uEIMRnIn,s FxTRACT mlCuIl al

HEIMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU and IxrRoyEn
Ros. Wash and delicate dis riders In all
their stages. AT little expense, little or no change 10
Diet no inconvenience ard no exposure. IL Is plea
ant IN taste and odor, immediate IN its action ard
from sli Injurious properties. ieb5-dSwty
THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH.-There-
fore the nervous and dcbtAted should immediate
" use lifMBoIp's EXrRAcr Brcgu. [d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

Advice for the people.-Forcedr sweat
ing is bad, often producing serious consequences.
while pusgat:on in chils, colds. rheumatiems. etc.
with BRANDRETH's PILLS. il always safe. never
leaving any Ill effects In all their is wse
but in severe pains from collie, infau nations, rheu
matisms, or external injur.es. il is LIFE SAVING.
Remember, BRANDRETH's PILLS are always
cure OF eject. and always without the least danger
and they set every part OF the system, disodging
and removing all accumu'ations of impurities thus
cleansing the blood and restoring health.
The Hon. Demae Barnes says ~ cell more of
Brandreth's Pills than OF all others put together.
BR ANDRE rH'S PILLS are sold by all druggists,
and at the principal office. Braadreth Houee, n. Y.
Observe b. BRANDkETH in white letters on the
government stamp on each box
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Schenels.s. SeSwffHis monic & psr,.
6eipha IL Intended dissolve the food and mabc Il
into chye the first process Of Question By clean
sing the Ston ach with Schcneks Mandrake Pills. the
Tonic soon the appetite and food that coua
not be eaten before usng II viii be easily digeesed
Consumption cannot be- cured nv Schenckt Pulmo-
mic Syrup the ssoms sch and liver made healthy
and the sdpett rsstored hence the Tonic and Pills
required In neaGiy every case Of consumption
half dozen bottles of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four hives OF the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary case OF dyspepsia.
d. SciEsox makes professional visits In New York
Boston. and at his principal Once In Philadelphia
every week. See dat papers OF each place, or us
pamphlet on consumption for his DAYS for visitation
Please observe when purchasing. that the two like
OF the Doctor. In the last stage os Con
sumption. and the other he In perfect health
the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. prize 81 :icr
hottie. or 8. - the halfdozen All letters for adv
should he addressed 10 DR. Schcncks Principal Olce
No Is North sth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Aeente nsinas Bsrncs 4 Co.
y. Y; :. e. Vance Baltimore Nd John d. Park,
Cincinnati. Ohio. Walker n Taylor, Chicago, III
collins Broe.. ~. Louie. No.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

TnE District Of Columbia, since the seat
Of Government was first established there,
has witnessed fearful mortality among
newspapers. Over one hundred have been
started OF which but nine survive. These
are the Globe, the Natso.ai Eatelligencer,
Chronicle. the Express, the Star, the Con>
ststusssnsl Jsis~, the Tises, Republican,
and the Gsoroetosrn Courier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
PREPARED OIL Of PALM AND MACE,

PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE,
For Preserving, Restoring and
HBeamlifying the Hair.
And is the most delightful aud wonderful article
che world ever produced.
Ladiee will ind II not only certain remedy to Re
stors Darken and Beauty the HAIR but also deeie
able article for the Toilet. ie highly perfumcd
with rich and delicate perfume. ependent OF the
fragrant odor Of the OILS Of Palm OF Mace.
The Marvel of Peru.
A new and beautiful perfume. which In dencacy Of
SCENT and the tenacity with which It clinge to the
handkerchief and person. IL uncQualled.
The above articles are for sale By all Druggists and
Perfumere, 81 per bottle each. Sent by express 10
any address by proprietors.
7. W. WRIGHT D CO.,
ocq0-1yl 100 Liberty Street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

flELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and yigor to the fame aud bloom the pa Hid cheek.
Debility IL aocompa panied BY many alarming symp-
toms and IL treatment IL submitted to, consump
tiup irs anty or epileptie fits ensue feb5-d& WY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
prescribed
mOFF'S MALT EXTRAS'r,

uOFF'S MALT EXTRAsE.
the creates, Tonic Appetizer aud Remedy for Weak
md especially for Consumptiye peope. To more
than five hundred cures
PERFORMED By HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT.
the most delicious beverage in New York city and
stated by testimonials addressed 10 Mr.. Hoff Malt
Extract Depot az Broadway and 10 the rapid eale of
Ie0,sO BOTTLES
of Hoff's Malt Extract In four months VIM Moller
EsQ. Of No. West Twentieth ST., says that II Is the
best remedy for Dyspepsia
Sold Mt druegis,s and crocers'. Persons wishing
agencies might apply 10 Holf r. Malt Extract Depot.
bll Broadway, y. Y. or LANaFElDr. THODE 4
co. Sole AGENTS. Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
Man AND THE LAW or CHAR

Misguided Men. AND THE LAW or CHAR
rry AND MRacY.-Howard Essays, the Errors,
Abuses and iscascs which form the basic Of the era
vest Maladcs in the first age of man, and fear'ully
sap the vital powers with sure means OF relief. sent
IN scaled letter envelopes free of charge. Address.
DR. j SK1LLlN HoUGHToN Howard Association,
Philadelphia, IA. mayis-dSw3tn
HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHC ia
pleasant in taste and odor. free from all injurious
properties. and immediate in t. action. ld&wly
LAplEs can receive box OF DR. velpau'e Pills by
mall sealed from the eyes OF the public by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps to N. W. MA
COMBER, Albany, N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
More than 10 ye0RS Of the sac.
cessl3l use Of
ssPettil's american Eve Nalvo,"

On which time over zoo zoe boxes have been used)
has placed il beyond the pale Of experimest j has
become necessity In every family for instant use,
noI oniy for dseAreA eyce acute chronic bet for
all cutaneous innammstions. burns. chiblaine cry
eipclae. earheum etiage Of insects. hnsqueto bies
lipe and all kindred lin; relieving palms, and healing
- II BY magic Being applied ExTERsAlLy, II hse
never been known in eInge case to fnjure, n the
use u the Couchng needle, Bistoury or probe Of
burning caustcs corroding lotions and kye-waters.
frequently does irraparable injury the eye. by cor
roding and forever destroying the delicate tissues that
constitute or envelope that sensitive organ.
Por sale at wholesale and retail at proprietore low
est cash rrices STEVENSON 4 CARNAHAN,
iowa dsc3l-dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

FOR NON-RETENTlON OR INCONVENIENCE
OF Urine irritation, Inflammation OF ulcefation Of
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases cf the proefrate
eande etnpe in the bladder. caculue gravel % trick
dust deposit and ali diseases Of the bladder. Hdneye
end OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, [dAwiy
um.Hn1mSS Ftuw 1xzAAeR Duuuu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
NEW YORK.
THE HORACE WATERS
Grand. Square h uDright Planes.

MEtoDEoNs AND CABINET ORGANS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE BEST
w instru uents made. Second hand Pianos
1t bargains. from $50 to S22s Liberal discount
TO teach ,rs and ciergvmen. New octave Pr
ancs for s21s and upwards
fec,o-v and waTe-oons. No. ssl Broadway.
New YORK.
HORACE WATERS CO.,
feht DIV Manufacturers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

ESFEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both eexcs. use HEiNso, p's EXTRACT BucHu. II
will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable
you 10 sleep well. [feb5-d.SwIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

lxniaFASfs continue to pour into New
York. During the six months ending in
June S0th last. the number Of arrival. IN.
1856, $40, Of whom 2s.SOs came in sailing
vessels, and los. 5ls in steamers. Al who
come are welcome, for thor labor 10 needed
here, and is so much added TO the wealth OF
the nation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

a@
The National Line comprires the following FIRST.
class douhle-engine Iron Steamships, with water
tight compartments
ENGLAND. Cart GR4cE. 3.lso tone: SCOTLAND.
Cart HALL. s.d!s tons VIRGINIA. Carr. PRowsE
$50 tons liELvETIA. CART. oailyfs, 3,3i5 tons |;
DENMARK. CART. TnoNrTos. a.r. tons; THE
~ BEN, Cart. GnoGAs, 3,5iT tons kRlN, Cart.
ttf1iNG, 1910 tons PENNSi LvASIA Carr
LEWIS, 2.sI! tons; LotifSiANA. Carr. TnovsoS
2.i6b tons; FRANCE and GERMANY building.
Sailing every saturday from New York: every
"Wednesday from Liverpool aud Queenstown Cork
Hafhor
The National Stoam Navigation Company, or Liv-
erpooi. intend dcsp a'ching. this month, from New
York, the following Steamships.
From New York TO Quespstown or Liverpool,
Cabin $Jo0, Steersge. sac
To Antwerp, Cabin, $ll5: Storage, $50.
10 Hamburg, Cabin, sii5; Storage, a3l.
To iiremen Cabin, si25, Storage. Sss.
To liavre. Cabin. SIG; Stcerage, SS..
To Paris Cabin, $l2u: Storage, $40
Drafts issued for any amount ON any Bank IL Great
Britain and ireland. at the lowest rate.
Storage passage tcketr to bring parties from IAv-
erpuo or Queenstown Cork Harbor) for $35 in cur
reney. Sold by e. Z. DUNCAN, Davenport, Iowa.
Agent for the National Steam Navigation Compa-
ny 81 and " broadway, New York. augf7.d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 Nnral, of Triumph, .

TIRE INTRODUCTION OF
TsQ iloFFS MALI EXTRACT
4 BEVERAGE into America
I 8
ind .ed march of triumph
A5fyNANS We refer 10 the most favor
A'shlc report to the New York
kNAHTS9lfS& Academy % Medicine, ny the
EINfSSlSklS ~ special committee appointed
~&SSSyXH by the President Of that sci
iSIHlssluGD ,ntifc body, to the names
published Of one hundred
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

China and Glass Ware.
BoaEN NurfMAN & wINsIoW trucecs.or~
Ia Bowen itro~t - Il, ~. n ~ Randolph 81
Dr5 Goods.
HUNT. BAEBOI II i HALLS. T. 4 Lake 81
BOWEN, WHITMAN \ wINsLoW Successors
10 Bowen Bros talro Notions and Wooers) Ii.
l.. ~ 4 - Randolph 81
kISt. II NRNON 4 60 ~ g - Randolph St
$ j. JACKSON 4 90 .--hs s - Nlr.sh Avenue
Eagle u orts>. y. ~. Gates. President.
Engines. lni'.r. ~.w and fl,Hr Mills Mining
Machinery on satsl i9r ft uar-
Farm. E'rcl.ht u tiu truc.. acons.
n + BISHOP IL >ou. Jefferson Heat Rsudolph
Farming Tool-. Sto,e> and Wagon
Mood Morss.
sTARRETT 4 beatty TIA latc s.
Eirc and Burglar Proof aaf.s.
J VI TERwilIIGEU wildss Patent ssla.
mandcri ~ Washington -
Groceries.
DoANE. PECK 4 co. ia IS Michigan Ave.
,IliID 4 NKJt;G@ Successors Ia Willard &
Child, ia5 South Water -
EWiNG. ERIGGs 4 co r. South Water St.
Glass Manufacturers.
NORTH WESTERN GLASS co :, Window Csiass)
2is South Water II.
EDWIN HUT & soNs.-Si Lake ST.
Hardware. Cutlery a Tinncr.s stock.
SiCk1.Es, PRESTON n 60 -a82 In~.s 81
Iron. Heavy Hardware aud Wagon
Stock.
HALL. KlMBARK & GO. 50. 50. = - Michigan
C. b BROWN & Co.-sGTakcsa
.srwrlrJ.
N. WATSON & co III Ink *
GILES, BRo. eco oGcf ACTS FOR : Clock
and Brass Cos lie Lake 81
Kerosene OF, Lamps { Glassware.
WHEELER 4 BAfiESs IS Dearborn 81.
r,.F F-af,g....
HArLpCK 4 WHEELER spree.-ot. ID J y
ldesor 4 co) III Randolph - after May 4
it3 Lake ST.
Machinery Dcpots.
HAWKINS & JAMES Portable Engines Cir
cuiar Saw Mills. Engine Iaths. Ir,a Pinuers
Drills. Wood Working Machinery ~ I'll LINDA,
Earl Steam Pump &C. 81 South Wells 81
GREENLEE. BRO. a 60. Manufacturers Ay'ta
for and dealers In Steam Engines. Crculpr Saw
Mills and Saw. Reling. Woolon Machinery End
Supplies for Wooden Mill aud Maehinis'-. nSo
Wood Working Machinery III all kinds 81 Dear
born st.
millinery and straw Goods.
II. W. & J. NJ. WETflERtLl 20 & ~ lake st.
Notions. White Goods and Hosiery.
IRVINE. JONES 81 co. ,suce, ssors to Graves
sfYT sESg z ea lar s. n2 60 ' wioe. sol,
Agents for Bselo" " star Paper Collars "a
lake st
Notions md Hoop skirts.
G. IL DEFOREsT 4 co. ID lake ~
Novelty Carriage Works.
THOS II BROWN. Agent Skeleton W sypns
and Suikirs Special attention given :, light
work of all kndr--44 Adams 81.
Oils, Paints, window Glass, &c.
wYIIE IL ARMOUR -1ef South Wct,.r St
Paper Collars.
GARDEN CITY COLLAR 60 70 State ST.
Paper l1a0gings md -9cSlding.
z. g. l.. FAXUN d co. "a i .G Lake ST.
Richards Iron W0rka.
Steam Enginc~ Saw Mis Powrr Corn Bhellcrs 4
Machincry-i90 & iya Washinrtoa ST.
Rubber Goods.
RUBBER CLOTHING CO-F NJ & W A.
Shepard, Agents, 81 Lake st. Goods at New
York prices
HAII.OCK 4 WHEFLER-fsucce.so to ! n
Ideson a Co. III Randolph St, after May /, N3
lake st.
school Furniture ana, Apparatus.
GRO 4 c. w sHERW GOD. --10J Madison 81
Manufacturers and Publishers
Ship Chamdlcry and Sail LofN.
GILBERT HUBBARD e. co 30 a. ~. south
Water 1t. Tents. Wagon Cover and Tarpsriins
Irvine, Coraagc and Dusss.
GILBERT HUBBARD ,S co = 2n5 a 81 souh
Water st. Cotton, Flax, and lump f'w:ne- Of
every description.
Wholesale TObacconisfs.
BECK a WIkTlI 30 Sonih Water St
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
,rLNnoLp,s CONTAMINATED EXTRACT Dr-

BrL1Boips CONCENTRATED ryrEArT sARsArARrLLA
u TIE Gfssf Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according 20 rules OF Pharmacy
ard Chemistry and the most active iha; can he
made. tfeb5-d&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

TAKE NO MORN UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
diseasee Usc ll.LnBolps ExrmAcr BrcHu AND In
puoyED Roar VASE ffeb5-d& vly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

CHICAGO, Oct. ~, 1880.
II. r. Gardiner, ESQ. Dear Sir
II Is not often that am led TO say aught In
favor OF Patent Med .cines but in my fam
ny having been cured N re r miner ny
duced 20 offer you few words Of encouragement,
which, being unsolicited, may be better appreciated
Some months since my wife had very ecvcre attack
OF Dipthcris which lett her partially paralized and
with acute Neuralgia in her head ia and breast
Having heard repeatedly of wonderful cures among
her friends resulting from the use Of Gardiner 9
Rheumatic n Neuragic Compound" she Was induc
ed give Il trial Strange to cay, before she had
used ONE the Neuralgia and paralysis had dis.
appca. ed and II has returned. | recommend the
Compound without hesitation. 10 all persons trou bed
with Rheumatism or Neuralgia, knowing rs do its
value, well ne the fac; that your wcknown repn-
taiiou y sufficient guarantee OF the ccnuneness Of
the Compound prepared by you. Many a costly doc
tore bill may he avoided hy the Of your medi-
cines. Respectfully Yours,
or Hale & Co. Real Estate and Patent Agents
Lombard Block.
CHIcAso, August asth, 1865.
On. 0AHprSsR, Prop'r Gardeners Rheumatic 4 Ncu.
ralsic Compound: Dear Sir
III with great pleasure that testify to the merite
Of your invaluable medicine. Having been Afflicted
with Ncuealgia Tor more than a year. Causing me
great anncy well sIfesing. and after trying
almost every remedy that could be obtained. friend
20 cav that one tile cured me. and heartily en-
dorse ali that been eaid In its favor, aud
y recommend trial by every one svde1nE from Neu
ealgto or RheumauSm. N. :. nOfhlNS.
firm Merrill q Hopkins. ~ Lake 81.
0ExEsEo Henry Co.. H., May 46, 1865.
II. r. GAnDUn.-Sir-
can now make more full report Of my wife,
case The two ply sicisns had called In having fail
ed to cure hes she thec began 10 take the medicine
sent her, and after one bottle she began to have
pete appetite and to improve otherwise. Her swell
my nave gone down aud she has grown quite hearty.
: wsn you would eend one dosen bottles to me %
soon ss convenient. will remit amount
Truly you're, JMRUSSEIL.
- WOHD TO THE PlJRIuC.
As thc forms OF disease for which we prasc,ih "a.
COMPOUND have their origin in ~. ~, i ~. - -
eu,ierer remember that no merely outward snn.n ~.
Wall afford him permanent relief hccsnsc rp ase.
Peach the CAUSE The Compound eo,,s , ~ eannot
BLOOD. THE CITADEL OF THE DISEASE IHk
u rom lis strong hold. and the victim IL reieses
80 TINS suorip SEyER Yokcorrxs A sI5pr
CllSE WARRANTED IN
BURNHAM 4 VAN sCHAACK.
Wholesale Druegisss, y Lake St, Chicago.
0n0-0m A9QoO for the NoffhVunHs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
STEAMSHIPS.



CTEAM TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND
~ QUEENSTOWN isslAspl, twice n week
The iNNAN LINE Saline
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

The INafisn ut,ers the following truth
none to soon for necessary warning to ito
party friends: Religion 10 dangerous
weapon to use for political purposes, and if
history furnishes any grounds far prophe-
~, y - safe to predict that the party using
TIN this country viii pay. At last, . terrible
price for its folly."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Feet, Cheapest, and mos efr.rtn, a,
Coughs. Colds &c the World HIS eve- prsincsa 'o'
Purely Vegetable, enntslrs no Mn RAI.s
or other DELETERIou- DRUGS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

lloRAcE GREELEY AND rms WOMEN
When Horace Greeley was elected - del>
egate to the State Constitutional Convention
it was confidently supposed by the advo
Gates of female suffrage, that on that guess
ton he was SOUND, and that he wou a prove
a powerful champion for the rights OF wo>
men. Never was confidence more fouliv
BETRAYED. Horace, after having held =
reputation for so long time as reformer
q socialist, and an advocate for universal
rights, by one single act has beied his
whole life and set the heal Of feminine con
demnatioE on his brow. Now that he has
failed, in whom can the female agitators
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
AMERICAN FALL OPENINGS.

The golden rod is on the hllsides The
sumach hangs red boughs up county and the feet
travellers have reganed city streets flying
Autums purest delights The red and bronze tapestries
the mountain sides glow fOr rustic unheeded ana
the level queen of the wave breaks along the shore with
no gaze mark It's beauty The bellies who fingered on
the beach toying with adeux and watched sunsets from
tie balconies saying regrtully. The last" The LAST
have thrown sentiment to the winds, and are busy all
day long. stopping at oowar visiting feriero Tor
bornets or Investigating Pnchons modes. We propose
70 devote chapter by itself to the up town modstes
they viii allow but for the present speak Of popular
ana servceable styles in general
As for fabrics, there Is variety IN chcne and broche
wool and silk goods, which have resemblance to very
old fayortcs The neat colOrcd and black Jasper
are very like the Sunday gowns Aunt Martha and Sarah
used to wear twenty years ago. though es preticr
for that and those gray and brown g2Zed ehenes sug
gcst the Image OF spinster school madams with hair very
much the shade of their gowns prOiane 10 say 10. or
nice old ladies who wou Id feel If they had been CON
verted into Lucrcza Borglas II they should flnd
their meek quiet selves Of the mighty patterned
howered gowns that modern danes delight iD Dear
old souls they used 10 wear arabesue caicocs though
and love and pity breadth OF scale that would leave
those tempest passioned women Of tragedy beyond the
PuraMs for GOODNESS and sclfishneSs AOsi sotN, but
what of ii The fashions you know.
Messrs Lord TayT have wide variety OF the goods
within the popular reach aud demand. Fur these who
can't afford tine rich patterned shs there the
designs In single sprays tiny bouquets OF violet gold
green blue aud white, crimson brocadcd in silk on
wool ground. The broche popns pretty and desira
bic but are adapted for street dress. The smaller
figured wool brooches IN jasper Ike grain OF color made
sometimes into suits, and there variety of fancy
bindings and ribbons combining the tnts OF the different
styles, TO trim these with.
The heavy embroidered silk robes the novelty in
Paris this and this house has imported specimens
of delicate elegance in single TINT the ground and needle
work being the shade. Soft hues chosen. pearl
aud pale golden brown and pea green Of the lat
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

A liqnor saloon in Nashville employs a hack
10 carry oil It's customers fast they become intox
Gated No fare is required. and the happy beings are Ill
sured against arrest
At the recent State Radical Convention in
Mississippi, Capt Peaso moved that the word colOrcd
he addcd the name O each colored delegate James
Lynch moved amendment. that the colo. OF each
delegates halr he also added On motion oi Mr.. NOW
son. the original motion aud the amendment we're ad on
the table.'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
DECISION.
Rowan agt. Ryan.-Ordcr settled.


sUREOGATE'S COUEr-Beiore GIDEON J. TUCKER,
Surrogate
DEGREES Of probate were made OF the follow
Wills: wills of Mary Noble Peter Russell, Mary A. Gilbert
Common form depostOns were ordered taken ior the
proof of following wills, the contest of which was
waived the contestants nOt appearing; Wits OF mos
FlauucgaI Thomas T.. Gleason, BENJAMIN lsaacs DAVID
W. Christie John Getius. The petition for probate ot the
viii of linucl ward dismissed 10 proponcnt appear
ing and alleged VIII not being produced The trni OF
the contested will oI Roswell sprnsue was proceeded
with witnesses examined and adjourned 10 the 9th lust
The trial OF the contested will OF David Mcclure was
then taken up and several witnessed examined and ad
iourned TIL I'd inst.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
COMMON PLEAs-srEcIAL TERM.-Defore Jud
cSHDOZO.
TRADE MARK SUIT.

wright Gilnes 81 a. AZ Frclcriek hvan,essL
Motions I'm two eases for injunctl0ns restrain
ING defendants from using plaintiffs labels and trade
marks In The first suit plaintiffs trade mark IN " The
Ens India Coffee" Defcndants' imitation il Eyans's
Tn,t India Coffee plaintiffs allcgc that they the
largest manufacturers Of coffee ~ thls ey ana pnt up
more than All the others together; that from the charac
Ter of tcir pre- It i common for beginners III the
trade to initiate PLAINTIFF trade marks. .
Defendants deny the imitation. The plaintiffs say that
the labels are similar in wrapper, color. printing, @c aud
that various persOns have been deceived into purchasing
one for iie other.
Decision reserved.
Stephen Il. Brasuc for plaintiffs; Coleman shaw ior
lcieuuuI.tS
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
UPRENIE COURT-CmAMHEEs.- Before Mr.. JuStiC
CLtRkE.
TIE SHERMAN HABEAS CORPUS.

-
The taking of testimony on the question OF
the proper guardian of tie -Oa Of sidney T. ANA Frances
L. sAc man was i,,llmed Benjamin Srrmnn, the boys
Grandfather iu Whose care hc unw ", tcsth"l ii the
child WIS living With him at CON,achc. He dcnitd the
ALLEGATIONS of Mrs. sherman tit he md made improper
proposals az cptcd 20 take improper lhtrtltH WIN
her and testified thar the place where thr lhcTFirW
spoken of by hcr was held stand open 10 tue street
with little Office frct, with windows open IN front;
and that hi, clerk wa. iu.t outside and could nave he'd
talking In AN ordinary tone According 10 MS account
the conversation turned almost entirely on the where
abDus and future movement, of her husband lie also
speaks OF occasion when he slept N thc house M
which they boarding together ana he slept IN the
same bed with his SON. sc sleeping n dn adjoining ROOM
the door between being open. Al cr request c called
her hen lac got up. his being also aw"kc, Dat made
no attenpt 10 get into her bed. ON auher occasion,
when STAYING with them IN Thrtysecondst., he found
the child s!ecpng a cola room Ia February, alone, WIN
all the covering kicked OF He took II up ana t1ok u To
his own bed, aud next morning told them snch young
rt, were not nc take Of The child. Shr ne says,
subsequently, gave his wife the child, ana aiterwar,
when they, Mr. and Mrs sherman. were again living To-
gcihcr, refused to take the child from them
The examination adjourned to wednesday NJ
IL IL.
Mr. Dunphy for petitioner; Mr. Shaw for respondent