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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-17


OFFICIAL VOTE.-In another column
we give the official vote of Cedar county,
as polled Oh the Sth inst. and canvassed
on last Monday by the Board of Super
visors. The majority for Gov. Merrill
IL SOC and the total vote, 2S70; while
last fall the majority for Ed. Wright, in
this county, was / ,14S, and the total vote
1904 Thus it will be seen that there
were 124 less votes polled this year than
last. The Republicans did not turn out,
on the Sth inst, but the Democrats poll
ed their full vote; hence the apparent
Democratic gain. Next year will show
the Democrats where they stand.
THE DAVENPORT GAZETTE.-Among
the daily papers Of our State we know
of none that is better adapted to the
wants of the citizens of our county, as IL
brings us later news than any othei
daily, is wide-awake and enterprising,
and in politics is all that any true Re
publican can ask. Those subscribing
for the Weekly Gazette "a large nine col
umn paper, any time previous to Janu'
ary, 1868, will receive it up to that time
free of charge, as will be seen by tho
prospectus published in another column
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-17

SEE J. w. Bulls advertisement OF
"For Sale or Exchange"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-17

SINGING SCHOOL at Deans HAL on
Saturday evening. Every body IS lhvl'
ted to attend.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-17
3 A N K 7 n G. III GU S F.
II. H. RELEID-
WILTON, Iowa, July 9Th, lS6

WILTON, Iowa, July 9Th, 1867.
7 WOULD respectfully call the attention of
| the citizens of tedar and adjoining les
that have opened banking House ri this
place. known as the BtNkINti HOUSE OF J.
l.. REED, WILTON, IOWA, to do Il general
Banking business.
Drafts sold in sums to suit on Chica-
so, New York and London.
Cold, silver, Government ANA other Bonds,
and Foreign Bills of Exchange. bought and
sold at current rates. 10 Bonds converted in
To- I.@0s for parties SO wishing.
Returning my sincere thanks to the citizens
Of tcdur and adjoining counties, for their lib
cVai patronage for the past ten years, and hop
iH4 by a strict attention to business To merit Il
continuance Of The Same.
Yours respectfully,
uo4n3 j. l.. REED
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-17
Town Property and Land for Sale.

IUWH = IOPN1Vy "1~ *0'RNR tx N''hS'
A business and dwelling house COM
hined, in Upton, forsale orrNchange for
land. Also, several dwelling houses in
Upton. Also, sw. or. Sec. ;, T, 81, r. ,,
wa choice quarter of land, on easy
terms. Enquire of
rs WIN. ELICIT, NJ tN' tIcfk once.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-17

HORSE, Buggy and Harness, for sale
cheap. Apply to G. p. Ingman.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-17

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-17

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-17

A STIMULATING ToNlt-LlFE BIT
TERs.-Good health is a blessing. The
way to enjoy such is to take wine glass
full of Stric1land's Life lbittcrs two or
three times day. They create good
appetite; they strengthen the stomach !;
they cure habitual Constipation, Ner-
vousness. and Headache; they make
the old feel young. If You wish long
life and good health, use Stricllland's
Life Bitters. For sale in bottles by
Druggists, and by the drink at all sa-
looms and groceries. W
"HUsHAN DIS, LOVE YOUR WIVES" and give
them Plantation Bitters when Hey are suffer.
ing from Nervousness, General "bility, Faint
ness, Spasms, or any of the th,usand and one
! diseases to which the weaker h,'x is liable
Having yourselves experienced the benefit 81
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| "the Blucs"-giVe tone To- the damaged ucrN Gus
| system-gently stimulate Euguid scrrvtionS -
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| all ages It is :, gcntl" >;.nuant and refresh
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS TO THE
CUMBERLAND RIVER. 3fi.stE-

The Evansville and Cairo packets are
authorized to give through Bills of Lading
10 the Following points, at the rates mem
TONED below: To Dycusburg, 55c; Eddy
Vile, 75c;I Canton, 75c; ROckcastle, z5c;
Linton, 75c. Bills of Lading should be
signed with privilege of reshippfng from
guaranteed till further notice. All over
charges and reciamations will be promptly
and Enthusiastically adjusted. Have goods
marked i" Care of SCYSTER, ELLIS Co.,
sept9-dtf Sm1thland, Ky.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

BORtS Le0VImH IO.D8ys
FORK CAIRO. = TheseIceIlent passenger
steamer Linton will leave for Cairo and
way ports at Ar. N. Her. onicers win be
found clever and accommodating u ~
FoB HENDERsoN.-The Newsboy. the reg
ular Henderson packet, win make two
trips to-day. she1eaves ct 81 and ia A.
M; and returning, leaves Henderson at "a
~ 90. II IL IssEtsF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03
STEAMBOATS,.
SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND
AND TENNESSEE RIVERS.

AND TEN NESSEE RIVEfSo.
anthorized TO give through Bills of Lading
to the Following points, at the rates mem
toned below: To Dycusburg, 55c.; Eddy
ton. 75c; Eastport, and points below on
the Tennessee River, 55c.; points above
the Shoals, on Tennessee River, soc. Sign
biilt of lading, {" Privilege of reshipping at
Paducah.'' We guarantee the above rates,
until further Office. ANY overcharges that
may occur will be promptly corrected by
the weights are placed in every bill OF
hiding. Ise6 TIT FOWLER. LEE q CO.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
DIRECTORIES IN OLDEN TIMES.

The first New-York City Directory was published
in the Spring Of 1856, by David FHn'-tiut being the
eleventh year Of American independence. There were
only s2l names that yearlcss tnau Tire Browns alone
number AT this day IN 1877 Frank issued auOther Direct
CRY, containing 1852 names. H. l72 Hodge Allen "
Campbell issued publication WIN $3.50 L'r ara con
tinucd the business until 7G Ihc h'itH't ol popua-
tioD, thus Indicated was thch molr fiHu' WIN q
slight retIOWossOn from 1885 To 1920, succ.rdti 10y
ceatcr increase 10 1898, whcn the name. numbered 81 80
AZ that time Mr. Longworth had pun shed me DIRECTORY
for about thirty yeafsa greater u on wa. ,ln liS
place has been adopted among lhc ah'.A Ll'
thus relieving II from the patty tag o thc Notd Paef
IL has degencatcd however, III our day ana haNeIly-
place" II will probably remain.
The directory for 1896 and % contains also Brooklyn
directory, giving the names OF the inhaiian-. alpha
bctically arranged" l27 occupying three pages.
At that tme Gotham boasted O p hIccugncs and two
Hook and Ladder companies Tho loraions are qua1ly
Announced: Engine stands I'm Liberty It.. the New
Dutch Church." the New Dutch church" being S0w ne
Iohn,st. near Pearl" john Jacob Asor is named as
fur merchant, No. l49 Eroadway' Peter stuyyes3nt
dather OF the eXCOnederatc) was "s0apb"ler' Broad
way" IL would be q curious WofA & 10 lam of t6e
Fronts but the latter wonld doubtless bcrie very
"shoddy piece OF business.
In I797 two enterprisng men rejoicing IN the rare cog
nomcn OF Smuck and Smull, known a. tea water
men" Ordinary mill pump water being somewhat
bracish, they supplied The citizens r0n pump at le
corner of Chatham and Mulberry SS ana the HOUSEWIVES
must needs await the dutnal appearance oi smuck OF
smu before the eaette could be rcpcnished at even
ing These directions were Issued aS pock'I eoDs s'I
il was found essential 10 MI them out with all SORTS OF
extrane0us matter such popular shkcspeaean plays
90 Among the "remarkahlc events " duly chrOnieed,
A. one wherein Mr.. Peacock had Killed COW weighing
COO pounds The Tammauy Society first mentioned
IN 1871 il was also called the Columbian Order, ana inc
American Museum under its patronage.
N is not very credabie 10 Newl OkoIS that there are
hnt two comete sets Of the directory in eN5tcnceone
in tbe Corporation Library at the City Hall the other IN
tbe New-Y YOrk SOciety's collection.
1s59 Mr. H. Wilson compiling the work They lad com
plete sets which were unfortunately destroyed some
Years since m the Ann-st fire. and have been able 20 du
,jcate IN only as far back 1902 Mr. Dagget pubshe
ddrectory from 1912 to 1851 when he died. Mr.. Trow
Commenced the successive year. and has continued II I'M
nterruptedly With the exception OF his first three
,Then Nr Rode attempted such work, he has had no
cnmpetItiou MIR. Wilson has published city business
dIreatory since s4s the only enterprise OF the KIND
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
PASSFNGERS ARRLHEn

FROM RIO JANEIRO. ST THOMAS &C. June 2o-Tn steamship
norih AmeHcaGusay Mne Arnold Duchue T. Hart Samuel
Hale and lady John Nauey Jose Bease. Josefa Corna Petro
hoIeli snd lady, David Lomare W W Meer W H. Anderson
u A. James Crsse L. S NJ John H. Evans, VIM j. Dr.
snue j. Wocou sad y Johu Mcleand Jchl Harrison Ads
simpson John T. Christian NJ A. Zhrse and LADY FOm Para-Ias
Csd Lehman Me I'd MsersoH, A. f. de Costa Campbell
James Wallace fou ST. Thonls Percy wife and children v
KcAars9n g. Phillips L. Pom Alfonso Mason. 1ho Hutchinson
Edward Ninas j. H. Esomt, Emanuel Lyons Alexander
Fleming T. p Smith Eruesa Nueyari Anna ROLAND Mr A.
Dubece'u Hernandez L. T. Hts I'd Storm H. r. Palmer Joseph
Champau, and Nj. K Enel
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
THE CAPTURE OF THE CHESAPEAKE.

10 ns Edtf0r OF Tie IT1buNe = ,
SIR: notice in Frank Moores Rebellion Record
In number lately ssued)' report OF the capture oi @
c,oaI,e from the southerners who the crew
d oo the steamer into Nova Scotia, by Capt Nickes
which "a entirely at variance with the reports OF the same
affair as given by the Navy Department Would u not 90
i s The attention OF the country 10 the point mat
The fec presented by Capt Nckels are studopsy sup
ressed m the Governmental accounts OF tho ahar ana
in suggest 10 Government the opHcA OF Vflg hu'lon'
80 h3story or none nj all Yours, truly, L. b. IT,
81 Dsni, HVtS! lyme IL. is@i
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
BANKRUPTCY RRANcH.

REGULATIONS AS TO TITE MODE OF FILING PETITION
Frs BY TIE ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS OF
PETITIONERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge BatchfoTd has ordered that. hereafter, the
attorneys and solicitors OF petitioners IN bankruptcy
must IN filing such petitions, all the blanks Of both
schedules" A" and =" b using the word nom" In
cases where the blank space spaces in any blank car
Schedule A." Is list of petitioners liabilities, and
contains hye blank forms 10 be filed out These fOrms
are entitled as follows First statement Of the creditors
10 be paid III tu or To whom priority secured second.
creditors holding securities third creditors whose CLAIMS
unsecured fourth, liabilities on notes or bills dis
counted which ought 70 be paid by the drawers makers.
or acccptOrs: fifth. accommodation papers
Schedule Il" Is list OF blank forms relating 20 petf.
toner's assets They entitled follows First In-
terest in lands Second, Personal property Third.
Chooses in action Fourth, Property in or
pectancy. Fifth, Particular statement Of property
claimed excepted from the operation Of the Sixth,
True list Of books papers, deeds writings, &C. relating
to petitioners business &c. and which ARE within bis
control.
No Register will issue certificate Of correctness In
form, OF petition unless all the II blank forms, COM
posing schedules A. and B" (which said schedules are
In form No. correctly filed and form part OF the
schedule OF the petition.
PETITIONERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
John Pulver OF Hudson, COluI bia County New York,
and Augustus A. Bliss OF the City OF NewYOrk filed their
petitions in bankruptcy.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
PASSENGERS S1LLrn

ZOE BREMEN June so-In steamship BremenGen and family
r. bett and family Mr ard N John Dill Krete Henri Gosrh
T. G. Muller G. j. Mcues II. Landuter j. Ehreh g. Kayser
Blue eud and family MIR snd Mr.. Stone Mr. and gr. Blank
a Antonio j. leauii Mr. aud Mrs Conn Buar Ynceuto Bat
tloIa, A. G0etLe, Miss Goele. Henneh Hampe 4 AllaeL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
professional Noticcs.

{ (uIARLES NETTLETON, No. III Broadway.
- IlRSI FLOOR COMAlSsIoNER every STATE snd Terrori
FOR SALE, CHEAP-A set of SURGICAL IN
'eenh St, first floor, up stain. &
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises Sun Seis...5.3i Moon Rses.lO.21
Sandy Hook Cows Island Hell
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pori- Unrocn's Nclice.

STtTr oP NEv.iltt.
PoRr wAHuHys oluD.. &c. 30 Ni..... .t
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of the Ae ri',,d Agrl j. ,rli AZ %
Dsorrl- tle Mardrus Olrc u tlc Port 90 ura . l
rere,teI iu or having charge Of Gle i.. NJ
81 su nation survey, that the f.,ui v .r .ft
Non h. fis Port Wfrirus that ihc fu
be completed within days succeeding Lo. lol- iai
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

ctflttMb Obl X l-bfNtltAi
WELLEs, j. j.
| 66-Burke sgt Broadway al
Seventb-ave. X r. Go.
6T-Peck et al sgt. Decker It al.
6s--Schuyler agt. Smith et al
ll-Hatch ACT. Brewster
l3-Prouty sgt. Potter
5o-TbalmesscBger et a. at
Conklin.
7l-Meacham sct. PelL
75-Bownan at. Travis
SUPREME COUkT-CmCUIr. PA
255S-Wilder Safe Co. sgt. Quirk.
2ll5 Livingston et al sgL Van Nes'
e. al
327o-Tundy agt. Young,
388l-DOherty agL Feny.
l561-Anderson sgt. LanZinger Il al
3qJ7-llsmlin ct al sgt. Loaenstein
l5'3-Cook ct al. agt. Hernck et al,
10 s7-Dunlap agt swift
3lll-DemaIrst sgt. Barclay.
2575-Alsxander It a. agt De 81.
Ours.
3445-Finch agt. Hughes. IN.
.8gJ-Townsead at Peck.
Jo6J-Piuney az. Hard.
l519-WElsh agi Cooper.
PART lI.-MgLLEI
G63-Bentley SGT. Cray.
33I4-lu gersoll agt. Gnfiu.
J2b2-Keys agt. Stratton.
31Sj-N God sgt. Gibson.
3J63-Steyens ngt. Phelps, &c. Gold
Ming Co.
3720-Pike ct AL at. Neill ct al
l29f-Mlthews ct al. Sgt. McCOy.
3J96-Thomson agt. Vail
3GgG-Thompsou at DOminguez ei
al
3730-Wallsce sgt. Iesry.
3lg4-Riess AIT. Roach.
gg44-Syelmau et al agt Arnold
3952-But.er sgt Wand.
3s56-Cunninzhsm ct al agt. Brook
Geld.
4O02-SaufOrd AT. Robertson e al
40l4-Chemical Nat. Bank at. ny.
Nut. Ben. Coal Co.
lOlg-First Nat. Bank Northampton
agf. Jones lmpd.
SUPREME COUkT-SPECIAL II
aud
248-welles hgt Strong.
25i-Shepsri ct a. Agt. DanfoHh
etal.
zG5-Msnning ct al sgt. Biustsin ct
al
Ia-Newman ct al. sgt. Vance, ind
53-Kenyon sgt Lane.
20l-Willisms sgt. Pendcrgrasi.
25l--Atwo0d agt BenneLod Kun
Pet. Go.
z32-Cspe 1t al. sgt Pe,rssll ct al
257-Skiuuer sgt. Sackett et a.
258-Same AIT. Same.
2s9-Blum. ~. agt Barter 81 al
l7O-Newhall Agt. Decker et AL
Ig4-Treadwel eI al. agt Sackett
et al.
Is5-Hojer agt. MackAy ct al.
2l2-Reilly sgt Reilly adm'K, kc.
SUPREME COURT-CHANBEEs
59-Gilbert agt. b d. Copper Co,
Tenn.
sl-Richsrdson agt. Prank.
83-Richauison agt. Frank.
s4-Stewart agt. Morchouse.
lO6-Corwin at Roberts
llO-Tweed agt Miller.
lll-1'weed sgt. Miller.
l24-SchusteF agt. Met Board OF
Heaits.
f25-Keller agt. Met Board OF
Health
i26-Westheiner agt Met. Board
Of Health.
i27-Wesiheimer agt Met. Board
Of Health.
il8-Westheimer sgt. Net Board
Of Health.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL
s25-GilbeTt agL Wesley.
3039-StubenVall agt Griium-
3l3l-Hobbs at. Bunge.
2GJ1-Muller agt Bernhard.
i123-Ripley sgt. Jerome
3JO3-ShsTwood act. Rue.
3223-Niton sgt. Moody.
2e29-Moses sgt. Banker.
Part H.
3326-walker agt Gilbert
322t-Weeks Agt. MOODY.
294-Crsh ast Blmore.
3296--TObin agt. Ogden
329a-Niles az. Coulter.
3284-King agt The Thiri'a'e. X
X. Go.
333l-ByTou act. Tretnsln
J39l-Sirshan agt The Anchor Line
Of Tr.ns A.lAR9, PscA.,
oaiOG
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
CorRr CALENDAR-TnIs DAY.

TKRN LEONARD, CLsRKS, aaf
hume ated Causes.
( 2O-0tier agt. The BreToocs Pe
troleum Co,
3o-lIope agt. Lswrance et al
If-Dambnan ct al agt Hatas4
etsL
1s-IsudoG ct a. ag, CarpenteA
79-Wetmore ct al agt TrusiSs
etsL
80-Linc0la sgt Liscoln.
RI I-PECKHAM, J. Short Csss<a
lTJ7-Csrpenter agt Binningor
20l5-kOch et al agt. Rgger et a.
.205T-Doherty Agt Crummey.
.3k1i-Whitson ct Al. sgt. Robinsss
'3f57-ElstOn sgt stanley.
3825-McDon'ld "a sgt kie.
.39l7-World Co. agt Porpe.
S,65-Mer. h. \. Bank y. Z. st
DOnnelIy.
'3g85-Doherty agt. Carson.
t0i3-ferran et al sgt Hosford q
al.
3iO9-Ster.ing sgt HAmmill.
.3l3j-Sesnan n al sgt lOckvos4
4Ol5-CGrponter agt Whiibeck
jCW -Lallemand agt Flearg.
J. Short Causes.
J40O-WiIlisms agt Anderson.
s6l-AndersOn, Gd'm, sgt Ho1A
l8OU-Ell.s et a. ext Holman.
.271f-MsrkAam sgt. Markhsm-
J233-Kiohcnhann agt Am. x. As
&C., IL. Co.
.3J16-GrOcers National Bank ah
Harris
.343G-Fibel agt. Baxter.
3530-GfaJ agt Walker.
.6lo-MOen sgt. Greuelle
.3533-Schenck NJ. Co. agt Ford
J562-Augast agt- Lumley II al
33lO-Dayis sgt hcEiieny.
J846-Sherdsn agt VandsB6eg.
3860-Nilter agt. simon.
iOJ4-Brsdley sgt Bell
395O-DAgis SGT Lockwood et al
O32-k,kpsirick agt Cohes.
3gio-lf iston at Woods
3sJ6-Farrar ct al lgt. Dotsr
RS.-hSIEILs. J. Issues Of Lag
Fact.
2I7-Amory agt. Cuyler.
23I-Newby AT. Chicago sndNM
X. r. Go.
243-Msrks agt. Levt.
62-Hanilton et a.. sgt ChHtoa ~
al
2G6--The Wayerly Nat Bank sgA
Halsey e. a.
25T-Miller agt Halssy.
268-Burchari. kecF, at rae r@
cise Bank ct al
26q-StOht at. Bean.
L.O-Egan agt. Carson 81 AZ
2l6-Iill at. Hubbard et a.
l4L-Stouvenel Il al. agL But,se
2l4-Henry AT. Greome et al
24g-HerEog ei al. sgt Baer
l6l-Kingsland. jr. sgt kingslaAs
Ell
-INGRAHAN. J. ReserTei casss.
I2g-wesiheimer sgt Met BOsrf
Of Health.
l30-Issacs agt Met Board -
Health.
i3i-Goldsmith lgt Met BosrI ss
Health.
ia5-In re Arbitration besEesa
Scharfer Il al.
ll3-Aitkeu sgt. lamont
lgT-GlsddiRg agi. Merritt
20l-Dallam sgt CSrnweli
202-Reid agt. COrnwell
2l3--Wasbington l.. los 20. -
Lawrence.
2l9-Underhill agt Faliou.
23l-IIohneistsr sgt HoiAsisssc
253--G0rwin agt GOODWIN
Z38--agt -
rxRM-PART L-MUCUSs, J.
lgl7- sprsgue agt. Rsphal
W9q-Topplu agt Holc0mo
3U23-Spriug agt Day ,,
agt Churchill
M sears agt Mataal Life Las
Co Of n Y
agt Shi1es
sgt Hanshwoat
ifsss1GSodnss igt. The Park rs
las GO.
lJ52-Russc aSt Culien
llSs-Aiam ss, KaiekeEbocker lee
Co.
ll5- Burgess sgt Stl'cs
l69-COllins agt Mohn.
lj63-Neg Y0gk fesgol Coal C&
az Sslwab
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
firemorks.
FIREWORKS

FIREWORKS FIREWORKS! ElkEN Ohho'
L EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS; ,,,u. =,
The undered respectfully cal ihs stlsnG9 & 81 q INV 10 our
@ 81 Ie.ufl stock Of exhibition work for public OF pf'A us
s which We prepared furnish In any quantity ana '''
ci,,ees win hnd greatly TO te advantage by TstnE ,
- n, their displays the Laboratory In Jersey C9 OF a. oui
plia EevYork AZ No 50 Cedarst and No u Johntt a, -
IN ort-r, bv mail otherwise for sale or sihbuoh "oiA viz "
promptly attended '0' ana ''N'' j. g. 4 T. EDGB,
Pyroeehnists, Jersey CITY, N j.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TERM 90 Before Justice


Q
VERDICT FOR A RAILROAD.
John Ismba agt The Erie Railroad COMPANY
s5o @ FOR damages received through he running Of the
cars of tho track the jury have rendered sealed YER
Mr. Wetmore for plaintiff; Mr. Eaton for defendant
CURIOUS ACCIDENT
Rudolph Firth sgt. Thomas Foster
The defendant gave a can of spoiled powder to TIVE
carmen TO take to the and throw it in The powder
f f oI pG d the ne te & SnG With Gf Il a1s wefe DS seos
injured from the resulting explosion The Court dreced
the jury consider whom the charge Of negligence
really lay. They were TO take into consideration the
negligence Of the defendant himself In giving the p0wdef
to the Camen to take TO the river In such an unguarded
state. the carelessness OF the cartmen themselves "
carrying such dangerous article through the streets q
occurred through the negligence of the defendant then
they should inquire whether the neg gence OF the PLAIN
the parent taking into account his station In life, 10 per-
init his child thus the streets The jury still OuA
SPECIAL TERM.-Before Justice BARBOUR
THE BISHOP DIVORCE SUIT-PRACTlCE IN DIVORCE
CAsEs,TRLAL By JURY
This suit comes mp on a motion on the part OF the
plaintiff TO have issues settled Tor tral Dy Jury Inc
previous suits brought and all dsconnued that thit
suit was at Issue IN Maieh IaSt anf Gov GoT zen @
merely seeking delay that they had noticed the case fof
trial at Special Term ana thfh % Met Iae the @ Ws b Se
waiver Of the plaintiffs right to trial by Jury ana tbat
if this motion granted the would be throws
over October erm the defendant In the meanwhs
paving amoDy to the plaintiff
The piantlu, IN reply, clhlltu tndl Ins no "dNot
OF her rights which could only be made by formal con-
sent The alimony not sufficient consideration fos
DELAY t being hess than the defendant had offered ana
being the barest support for the plaintiff and her child
Tho Court held that tie application was made too ate
universal feeling of the bench against such triEis IN
adultery cases. and TO maintain such right they Dust
follow strict practice By noticing the case for trial az
Special Term and setting it down for liked day. they
had waived the right; but independent OF that, there
had been such delay in this case amounted " Q
waiver. Order denied.
Mr.. CLASSY for notion Mr. Dyott for plaintiff
DECISIONS.
Solon f. GoOdrdge ct al. ast The Park Fire klsur.
ance CO.-MOtion granted
Michael Duffy agt John Casey.-Attachment die
charged.
John l.. Wheeler. infant, &c, agt John H. Lounds a
al.-MOtOn granted.
Joseph Bagey agt James Carson ct aI.-Motton
granted.
Mary A. Glover agt Edward I. Christianson.-M
granted ..
Bum S. Craft agt. James III. ElmOre-M0ti0n TO dls
charge attachment granted, on payment OF S25 costs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
SUPREME EC0URT-CmCUu-Befor Mr.. Justice Miles
RUN-OVER ACCIDENT IN BROADWAY.
Ann Ranoha anfA Sci chnrrin


Mary Ann Brooks agt Adelphus SchSeun
On the 18th of April 1865. the plaintiff while stand,
ing the erOsswak 40 Thiry-secOnd-st and Broadway
waiting for a ear. knocked down and run bS
the defendants carriage IL about dusk and "a tbs
plaintiff claims be driving quito fast This s tho
only matter Of fact I'm dispute between them The plain
tiff was badly injured, one or two OF her ribs were
broken and it five or six weeks before she was able
to get about. doctor sent by the defendant 20 her.
who attended her during her illness The defense h
darkness Of the he did not her until too cl0s
Of the plaintiff who OF middle age TO stand on the cr0ss
walk Of so crowded and busy thoroughfare. scaled
verdict ordered
CHAMBERs-Before Mr. Justice BARNARD
THE RIGHT OF CORPORATIONS IN THE STREETS oB
NEw-YORK.
The Mayor Gc ag The NesYok and Westcbeser Railroad Co
Roosevelt agt the same
10 will be remembered that I'm 1860 the Legislature tooh
away from the city authorities the power 10 grant 20 ra
road companies the of the streets The defendant in
these claims however that the act only applied to
railroads entirely within the city, and that they being In
cOrpOrated to railroad outside Of the cty, they
might with the permission OF the corporation, through
the city their terminus far down town. They com.
menced laying their tracks the city but were stopped
by Injunction. They moved TO dissolve the injunction
and this motion is denied Mr. Justice Barnard giving
the following opinions cannot that the defendants the
Railroad Company have any right 10 lay their track In
OF the streets Of without act OF tho Lege
laure They expressly forbidden by law from proceed
ing unless they have the authority as all the 0bor
railroads have The motion to dissolve the injunction
denied, with $40 costs.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NEW YORK;. ....JrsE 20
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