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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-05-12

EsTADLIsnED 1857. - For promptness
and highest market prices, send your
Game, Wool, Pclts, Ears, Eggs, Butter
and oil country produce to the old and
well-known Produce Commission House
Of BENZ f. Ballard, 81 Greenwich street,
New York. =. @. Box 6Saaa. CSC
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-05-12

MAGNOLIA WATER. - Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. 63Oy
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-05-12
iii Thf Titufs.

Forty barrels choice syrups at less than
Chicago prices, for cash.
d. II. HAMLIN & Co.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-05-12

Largest Stock. Largest VARIETY Largest Reduc
tions Largest Madel Largest Facilitiesl
To these standing attractions il now added the
special attraction of the most mag nifcent stock Of
ng and Summer Clothing, Ready Made or to Or.
der. Gents Furnishing Goods.
Hats. Caps, Trunks and Valises, &C., Very Very
Cheap For Cash. @
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-05-12

The Railway Company were insured in
the Putnam, of Hartford-and there was
about $4,000 insurance in McGregor.
Agencies on warehouses--and / do not
learn that there was any other ms.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-05-12
RENEWING iNFLUENCE OF SPRING

RENEWING INFLUENCE OF SPRING
Such IL Springs power of renovation,
Such m sic in her touch is found,
That it ap pears a new creation,
Which now is circling us around.
No tr ee puts on its last years suit,
To meet the gazing public's view,
And sarths green robe, beyond dispute,
Will be entirely fresh and new.
The smallest plant need not mend up,
Nor scour last seasons old array,
And insects that our honey sup,
Have clothing novel as It's gay.
But ali, a worn ont suit Of clothes,
To man belonging, feels in rain,
The ray of spring, that cheering CLOVIS:
1t never, never, blooms again!
1t proves that saying old, true one.
Which is to worn out things applied,
1t must he amended with one,
And there's no remedy beside.
So tina ( your own looks may be 70 uLd
According with this lively seen
ii tste where good clothes do abound,
You know tits at Abrm kohn's mean!
The attractions Of Western Emporium
or why tho great mass Of people will
buy at ADRM. KOHN'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
Shifting INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF SKV-Y -
CLEARED.
s.sp,hp.-Merr Castle Adams, Havana Herman t1snoa
ctT ssganBah Sedgwick Gterisle, hysGe u pnES
bo Portland; Satanya ArIander, Norfolk Cly PsIt aIo kea
a.1' II NJ BranhAn rt0u Charleston
s,Msrrsca Msres Peusrth Roads for orders; sAe hese
- Zane de ysri-s lvt LOn Macaboi Ariel brr"s~f uIS
80 wa 81 Thomas; ID. NcboS Wyman, hauIA River, VA anna
Sebi~tnau, CTun'tsdL ann -.
observation-disclosures Wool Coruwss \. s; Louisa Miller LAngs
Ton ,anlenss; VFsna Joli ston 81 Pierre Mart 8, o.,,
Scn-Jue Behreu Bas NJ Lfmburner Lanse roft 1enn
.ou kncharess Covert savannah; GTaIne Henry 81 IhohAA
ARRIVED.
Sbin Gerp,ui, Rie auurg via Harre April II, ndse and
pass l.. II. - ma. i.s
in ,o brs T. H. 4 TaG Hltchags for SeT.loEk MAY hh1n
Seymour NeNhoh. o NtW-fuEE May q seAr VIM DIe' "'~
sailed for New lOrk Az il ~
shin sesi.ote Please tacutta Ol DAYS. mdse.
Raj Add, McAdsH PaItfdge, Caibanen Q days, sugar
Bsrk idaho Chapman, Aspnwal Il days, mdse
Bark Ple Ace ss, Mo- JaDeirO March via sAnpoh n'eo
Apil 20. coffee. =. -, ,at.u... h.,l
Brig Robin Ahrr Barbdoes 10 days moasses Leu 10 pom "
Bar,sdo.. rssdg To r Sandy Hook for Orders. -
Moore, AfrvO, r. X, IA days sugar Ala ""~
Sehr d. Hastings 1ioI. virginia.
Schr l. b. Cow erths siss Newbury Alexandra
schr d. l.. Tsflor. ca Maryland.
Sehg. Hattie Loa, Jenkns, Maryland
FOREIGN PORTS. w.,
o,xyS,rowS APRIL 2aThe steamship England from Se",of-
arrived al this port losterday.
SPOKEN. -.
Shin CITY Of New York from Newiork for San rno'" "'
Lilo y, leh $3.50.
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Hctit,s Of Bankruuttp.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for DISTRICT Of HRwJBRSEHTn the matter OF
HOWARD A. STOKES: BsBkrupt-lh BANKkUPTCH-Io WHOM
1T MAY CONCERN The uDdned hereby notice ofs tppont
Of HOWARD A. STOKES Of LopE Branch In the
Township Monmouth STATE Of fewJeI
within said District who has been sdJudgd bankrupt upon bis
petition by the De Court Of said Observation-Disclosures Mon
mouth County. EewJeisey, -. -
A23 LAVISH henry a. CLAYTON Assignee
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Proposals.

DLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.-The attention
I'D Of Contractors invited the work Of completing the BLUE
RIDGE RAILROAD South Carolina from Anderson South Carolina
to knoxville Teuneses distance Of hundred and ht"o miles
TO build
The Executive Committee Board Of Directors prepared TO
enter negotiations with responsible persons who nJ desire 70
ubserake the work.
made First Mortgage O cent CurreOey Bond'
by the Of the state 81 South Ca
puueu payment Of both principal aud interest TIE mortgage
the Company which cost three ana
quarter millions dollars gold aud embraces any miles Of road com
psete and in running order.
Detailed estimates pro6les aud specifications viii be ready Tor
inspection 1863 Men~h approximate quantities and oher
information concerning the work be obtaucd BY application 10 ,oL
JAMES p Chef Engineer Of the COMPANY or 70 NE uhae
1900 a, Columbia south Carolina r. X. SCOTT,
49, C,,rfno Of Erecu i've Coz
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Stiambosts anS SaiIrunes.

CTEAMER ARMENIA will commence running,
y In plsee OF Steamer Mary PoEe on SATURDAY. Nav 1917 Tor
CoZZRkSs WHIST POlNf CORNWALL. NLWBuRGH, HBW'
uANBIRGf MILTON POCOHKRBPsIk. and RONDOII. leaving
pier DsbrossestL EVERY AFfbkhOON I'N llo rowe"
Sil occupy The route as soon as rehlted.
MORNING LINE TO PERKSKlLL.-The
wi Steamboat ANTELOPE leaves morsg without exception
rom tbs foot Of O'Clock landing AZ Thirty iou1 81 Al
"a Yonk,r Hastings DobBs Ferry TarrJto~n aud NysL ~ fh
sfug sing Havsrstras, GRASSY Point and ferplaneka
The steamer EORMALK will ooeuPy the roae forA lev aAs
TTROY. LINE for ALBANY and TROY.-Low
cheap travelling the fastest evening" sams %
tsss ra cheaper shsa other ns Inc
az ConsECTCIT will Pier No a. n r., loot OF sPhaGst
YVFRy oeoek connecting Win
C.atr,I and AlbasJ aHd susqushABBA for TIE We. ana
,nA n Tor Returning leave Troy At ana ASAI ~
rk m or oa tne arrival evening through uefsn sod
.bd b,gfsRs checked 10 all points SUNDAYS fsrs ~
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS

this port ae requested 20
deliver packges addressed NewYork Press only to
persons exhibiting authority Of W. saonon General
Journal Commerce, Itnc TRIBUNE
World SRs Express ECesg Post, CoHedi dre Issr s'aSh
Zng Journal and Nee Yorker DeHaoSTdt sno9n 0
be delivered oniT . ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30

by 5. DlNGEE, Auctioneer.
ID FURNITURE, CARPETS, PRBSCHPLATE hlKkohs &e'i
AT AUCTION.
DTYGRE will sell on THURSDAY Mar 1852 at ii m the en-
tire FURNITURE house No 256 West THIRTY ourthsi consisting Of
bancm. po suites and Brussels carpets black wal
mt furniture feather beds pillows &c Ao all
the clenf with All "a
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EATioSAL akvEsS BANK or WHEELBs,{
WHEELING, March u 1888 :
ITO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR

Il RENCI. wash.nrtoB d. c.:
b 10 evfe OF Section AZ OF he Act OF
Copg entitled Act provide National Currency secured by
pgs Of tisd Bends provide for The circulation and
thereof approved Ju1s 1864 that mssng q The Si0et
Aodss ofthe NATIONAL SAW GS BANK OF WHEELING located
Wheeling frTbs duly Dogted and held
and tbe Are es Of Of Gad TIE ohs Of
ash Association Wheeling sior SAID the b dag JanuAr 1852
voted BY sh-holse sGid Association owning hth
setrts Of soek tSt s1d Association into Liquidation iSd be
sEAI BASK testimony whereof have By insirusOH
OF tie Board AsoeaoB, hsrso subebsa
AaHs ad sIed The Of said Association Whssnl Aforesaid the
osy and year Above urten d. r. HILDRKIH, CGtheE
kOTlCE-Tbs NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING,
sfis under the Of CoHnsss entitled Al Act 70 povds Ma
ba Isrsncf scored Uns Sistss B0bds and pro
es e' s reaOs and redemption Thereof approved Juss 1888
eaiel Al wheeling the Of West Virginia soiag 10 m
aDa All pie luds creditors Of sd As.Ssson are
hs Association for psJmsbt B. r. HILDRKTH. Cashier
DATED March y ise9
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CoUTV SIDE RAILROAD OF L. l.

SOUTH slDh hAlLhOAD VI A
.,a .nst December is shs hla, viii run a. foRe"'
~ fro. Rss.rsls Fern, Maj and AssemaOdan'a ss sef
vii. ana way saasaA IN,
I'D ,,,,,,t MAJ, and all sassns Sag nile. except
wsi-sed ,,....
ann u.. Assonusdatieu 70 Jamaica
TRAINS FOR NETWORK;
Lew. I,pp Go a. m, Nail and AssomnsdAnsa
Law, sAyrils 7p no., Brprss
Lar. s.y,Ine II 80 D. m, Mail aud Asssnnodshoa
Train, heu Jamaica 7ip. t.E, $50 n. and 800 p m
P,.sssu r Bay PORT Bas Point Ps'A0T and bsn's'h WI
,.,.,,N,n and 3;p.n RoBr. WHITE. ssrsris'snasat
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rnrRsnaI,s wRArHEe RgPoRr-s "a
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURES ALMANAC So.
5oJt oun sets......... b:S5 Moon nsss '...ii'S
sun "''''' siGH wtTEK -.
io42 COWS il:39 Hell Gate.....'. l:Z'
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6rpartntrsbiu nutitts.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTlCE.-The firm of
" g. n SHEEHAN HALSTED was DISSOLVED by the death
Of Comedies the Ze April infant The ooparihetp
will he Hqdaied tad settled by e surviving paria-heS
Yort April %, 1863. DAVID q HALoIED.
TIHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il between W. A. SUTTON, DAVID d. KLsION; and JOHN
WOOD s DAY dissolved b. d. Eston retiring
The business viii be continued Al the same place Nos
and 2 m by the remaining partners under
tie old name Excelsior Manufacturing COMPANY DO viii settle all
outstanding aecounA " a hnd dVgN,
Eeu-York. April 70, 1900 JOHN WOOD
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paSSFNGFRS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG-In nship Germana, Apu &-Chpt Pen
noes wife daughter John Keller Wdue Mrs o. Rose
daughter and servant p SeEubze. b. Sehute Sun
Charles Sahnmacher Cor Aodag Max IAten, X ansen r.
Low
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VERY IMPORTANT SALE.
Holm IL nKApER Ancfloneer

VERY IMPORTANT SALE.
JOHN H. DRAPER Auetioneer
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS
JOHN H. DRAPER Co.. Square EewYorf will sell al
Public Auction large Gallery adjoining the parIOn Of the Fh
ave. Art Galleries No. % Fnhsve, NY,
On FRIDAY EVENING, April o. at 8 O'clock precisely,
utbou, any whatever the highest bidder the following
well Ebown Original Painting, by JEROME THOMPSON:
1.-THE OLD oAKBE BUCKET"
home SWEET HOME r.
"THE CAPTIVE CHILD
PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE"
tn. above Picture. are ise exhibition at the rsrOrs 9th
Knh.re Art Galleries where they will remain until the SALE
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
We beg leave nJ those desiring these well Known Paintings
that the, san attend the ss perfect confidence Hd WITH our guar
ante, that no Init Whatever placed upon the works but that The
sale will b, % sia;sd above positively without reserve
JOHN H. DRAPER Go.
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SaIss bp 4uttion.
ero. A Lrivrrr Assrsn.sr ,x,ro,r
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlNIUn

ero A Lrlyrrr, Assrss.sr ,~,,roN
BOOK Trade sALE Rooms CONS sGT hIsTo1Rs
Co carALosunD AND SOLD
, Soss sos y BOOKS S Standard
Ppen Of ter.t9re petty travels biography bs0O' &C. 49,
'''Ai's " Ps TV SHIs' LIBRARY II At AUCTION
1 ssnpa very ss ,ao so:sd sSefi %
and America s@oOs IS- y %sDy T. B s1s Fetch
sF. works j 1o sTs best ioo Bofro~ complete sol 10
Ss Fe.Sia her1 poI FssaR as re imp
morocco Hamilton Club series vols half morocco Merns Pophe
s. no. B1 HEAD ssrGS' Psn0&. .S hall c sss..
folio calf ROmnes History is yO. half calf Shaw; Work, on
wihers works &c. &c Catalogues ready B'Ot' on exhibition
SATURDAY May s-sALB OF A PRIVATE LIBRARY csa,
TUESDAY May H. and following evenings. sALB PRIVATE
LIBRARY: caialosues re.dy. ----
,,n,,-aA;Mn sETIsi .asnS6''I $500, or
RY BANGS, MERWIN q Co.. Broadway cor.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. April -, at O'clock W.T..
P E;.I Mf%s T,,: e. y Also lot Of good School
DY HENRY ID. MINER, Auctioneer, Sales
VERT s 70 GTs c6E And TSLUaBIE
cor As @ sSa mos. s G S
asS MS SI sSERR 5 sci TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS May and at their Art Galleries No
can French English Ts%. And Dusseldorf schools snoI.elas
among others, expressions following highly distinguished
ElERsT4PT, wALDEMuLLER, L I,S PEL -
WM HART, Robe WiLLBAS,
Fellows. sCHfIEssISGER. x4LLERIo.
%IsT4Tf, SSFFsslSSSSIckHovES, S SzsxTzTSSkopry
S 8 II HALL, 4 TSsttHHEhf4kr. h9sGLf.
PARTON. DKBL, , PLAA s SAM
sRW TsA'' n R0SsER DE DRBUx
NICHOLSON, sEiGEAC G4As4po,
HEHLIG, CARL nuBSER, yRRL LAiivr ...
HAYS, Jul HUBEER. I0Hs44iNnr' r
5 BHEIASP k EfRs2E'SHR k kE@AssEd.
BAKAIOWiCz I4MBisRT bosch.
. M. shov. ~. 40, m eYbibt,op day evening"
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GOO, 600 GOLD.
@ PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
St. Louis and St. Joseph Railroad OF
Missouri.

Ps and interest payable gOlL Coupons payable NAY A0e
Noyeah-r g. 81 The - -.,,,,r co,tp,vy NETWORK
Tot ssnr o slnOO, less 1900 per ME on ~ n
Inn h. CT of ST. Joseph Lexington. winch Dos noie tnAn
fs uut Of mortgages the principal o. sne
~ r. making bonds tie cheapest sno one OF e ies'
usat, H The market -, ,u..o,,i Pad, nov
~ ,- are couuec,- road forming grand rnnk thugn
Inc om II Omaha %. miles nearer Ne"loh hAn VIA "Nl
r m price aud accrued interest currency when us' 'O0A
A.
interest the United states 92 and paybe th
65s; present pnees they are = 70 ~ PEI
ut heler Governments and We believe then 10 DC e9uAp
p ,sg All month viii make ortTeT cent On the Ay coupon
Tie ou-nes along the Popneus aue richest agrcn
.tcts m the state local c will be proatae And
H. through aRl freight must be ss large As that Of any western
road. =. l..
There excellent coal fields on THE line which viii also be
profitable sour u revenue to the rUad
satisfaction recommend tins seeuy 70 n'etVo Apu
trustee, of rsiale 10 frs lass Investment
For further part alars sTpy -
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers,
40. Il NASSAU-ST., NEW-YORK.
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6iathtrs.
Drimting.
0rlodptSts.

VEL OCIPEDES. - First class French-mOdel
Msces made quality wrought iron and steel With
eoupoou boxes; warranted Price 800 G. MRlLL SONS,
No 56 Cran ~ w. Manufacturers Of Drop and Forging Hammer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA.

GREAT REDUCTION IN TIME.
ONLY oSE pays STAGING BETWEEN EEWiORk AND SAN
svvrs NAYS TRAVEL From THE MISSOURI RIVER TO THE
'" PACIFIC OCEAN.
For tsroutA Hst,ts and foil psrteulars apply 10
no ~ RROAbWAY. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30

only DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COIPASrS MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAYRE. CALLING
AT BREST. ID, -,
from Pier No 50 North River as flioss:
Duebesne
LAFAYETTE ROussau. AIlhDAI MAJ ~
VILE DE- PARIS Sunont yCkDAf, Juse II
RATES OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (ineindI'g Winel:
TO BREST OR HAYRE-Fu. Cabin. sii0 Second CABIN ssa
To PARIS BsaiEg railway nekstl-si45 and $3a
Jhss steamers DC NOT passeagers.
from th Continent OF Esrop
this Line, AVOID both b English rad
crossing Channel saving tine
oBO MACKENZIE. Agent No Is Broadway
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has resolved By resolution Of the shareholders
this Association into
LIQUIDATION ard BB CLOSED; and that The Association soSbG
D. s sfsrs accordingly
TIE fs notes ofhe and all other creditors thereof
hereby Bao present said Eoes ard other claims sgansi e
the Bank OEces No ~ WhTt IN the City
b. Board Of Drseors-Dsted Ee6Yok
April Is. 1873. yNO. }. DONALDSON, PrssysDt
THIS recognized State Iuiuboa and conducting
krsfues 4Hsunf
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AMERICAN PRISONERS IN TURKEY.


SIR: Not long ago a letter appeared in the col
umns your estmable journal under the signature VI
certain Lamar, detailing doleful account OF arbitrary
proceedings acts OF barbary and brutal ferocity said
have been committed by certain Turkish officials toward
an innocent and respectable citizen Of the United statea
while engaged a scientific exploration under certain
British Col. O'Reilly.
letter. which His Exoellency Bacque Bey, the Turxsh
Minister at Washn gton sends from the father OF thn
victim Of Turkish barbarity with request that you
will In Justice also publish the same Tor the just app
citation OF your numerous readers
Permit Inc also to add fact which your correspondent
WAS careful not to mention and your readers VIII doubt
ess be somewhat surprised learn, that this same MI
Lamar alias Garfield, year ago, United STATES coh
sui at the PrRus, in Greece. OscAsfAs'
Consul General
Neto- York. Jan. Q, 1869. ,oe.
MR. MINISTER: About starting 10 Constantinople,
thank you for the letter you had the kindness 10 give Inc
for the Grand ViZier and TO aid me IN relieving ny son
Mr. Garfield alias Charles Lamar from the SAD stuauon
in which lie has voluntarily placed hlnseI. I e1uies
hat he has violated the laws OF the empire ana OF hos
taiifv Nv his guilty conduct in Syria. acknowledg
that il he had knowingly committed the guily aGts
which he Ia Justly accused he would nave no right 70
claim the indulg ence of the Imperial autDorlle LOT
those of his country; but the excuse when Pre-
pose TO offer in his favor and have ample evidence 81 M
* Temporary insanity which relieves the accused IRON
all moral responsibility for his acts before any cour.
Justice however henous those acts may De III
the law ,,o,. .orvor,
~ ,sionedl MITCHELL NJ CANFIELD.
10 hIs r4AUeIioasy Diacaua Ray, &e-. sc, &c.
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THE BIAIsDELI1ECKEL CAsE-STILL ANOrHEB
POSTPONEMENr.

This case, so often postponed, was to have
come on for trial yesterday, but the Stevenson eoOs
ease being still on with prospect OF continuing some
time neither side were prepared TO 20 on Immediately
when that case came TO an abrupt and uneA1utu vi
nnation by the action OF the court so the blaleosF
Eokel case further postponed to be called ON AN
morning. - ,.,-,,,>,s
A NEW INDICTMENT AGAINST THE DhfbSpNNiss', -,
Alyah Blaisdell, Abiah Richardson, Abraham Iosos
SON Henry Jennes, and Alfred A BelkDap, Tue pal.s
charged by Collector Bailey with perjury anu supOn
ton OF perjury has been found charging tlou Win PH
curing one Charles Lamartine to commit perjury
making a false affidavit against Collector laley' d.
ardson and Jenness still IN custody under pte
Indictment but Blasdell, Powelson and BelknaP vi
ara ON bail under the same indictment pending VIZ
were arrested on bench warrants. and gave add.hoS
bail TO answer this new indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-13
THE COURTS.
pUTrrs OF COMMON CARRIERS.

A case tried before Judge Cardozo IN the
Supreme Court Circuit, between Charles Goodwin and
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company turned On Tho
duties Of common carriers to deliver goods. de
suit was for adamages for twOthirds OF $50 bundles
OF iron, three were admitted 10 have eea
LOST sent by defendants from Wheeling 10 tns
city The iron arrived here the ith OF September ss
and the loss said 10 amount to $685. including w
three lost bundles caused in their getting wes
on the wharf here after they unloaded nom 'ns
steamer. Notice given on the morning
the 9TH TO the eonsignees but the iron was not reos
till the 9th and meanwhile heavy rain storm came o.
wettng the iron and rustmg IL quite extensively Inc
defendants gave testimony that they made some enos
TO protect the iron by covering IL with tapauis as
The plaintiffs gave evidence 90 show that from .ns
crowded state the wharf they unable TO get az
iron until the 9th. after the damage was Done ana ln
sci claimed that the giving OF notice was delivery est
ing on plaintiffs at least the duty OF protecting inc
iron by All means their power and not having done %
their suit must fail The Court declined 10 hold. ana
charged the jury accordingly Under Ills charge tn'
Jury found verdict for plaintiffs for 1852
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THE STEVENSON COTTON CAsE-vERDICr foS
DEPENDANT.

AT the conclusion of the evidence LOT -
Government in this case, Judge Blatchfort sad l "a
Government had no case under the statues a ahss
property other than cotton had been atlache orSde
the issue OF the trial. whereas the statutes W. Goods
In cases of this kind for proceeding IN rft"
seized and the cotton In this case was not ne cor
nor had proceedings been taken against H. Hsu snmeut
ernmeut as successors TO the Confederate she do
come INTO possession of the cotton Iii IL
PENDANT would have committed tori ~ CON-, con- AZ asy
and the Government could recover, ndepe s.Ierau
statute; but there was proof that The OBJ there
Government ever owned the cotton Inc IGgovsinmtHi
fore directed n verdict for defendant ~ ma we're
counsel excepted to the direction OF the CONT Ear nsv
allowed a stay Of proceedings, TO make ''~''
trial or appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-13
CIVIL.
In tho United States District Court, ysssisfl

In the United States District Court hating
day before Judge Blatchford, returns o N the fok
been made and claimants appearing I JOE by defaut
lowing named property, it was conueh',s, case
20 bills and II terces Of spirits shipper .n found
Penn; Dbl VI spirits. copptrstlli anu Ind real ests"
the dstillery, No. 62y West Fifty .nrsts'' M"
and premises connected Herewith. ,.,,oht
The Madison-aye. Baptist Cnl li'n Bapta
suit IN the Superior Court against Ing OIL
Churcha suit, originally, 10 deciue W, and conyy
consolidation OF the former with the the enev
anee OF its property to the latter was I'm twice pro
Term OF the Superior Court IL having an the Geners
Viously I'm the Special Term, ana onco d as decsop
Term After argument the Court rese1,,e ,aster-
The Supreme Court, Generii siehn Ta
day heard the case OF Fassnacht OF a. the pas
defendant I'm this suit brought an aot'o eos
tifs for certain sums Of money due ou o. fhe trial tM
New Orleans In the Courts OF Louisiana onnterclsit
,,n,irs tnrned the tables Oh him ~ they follOwee
and recovered Judgment for over 500 suit thea
him 70 this state and there y, his answer, nis
nnissna judgement sMr stein setup ~ Hment secona.
that he did not know the amount OF o l between w
that the Judgment procured ny IA clied Is.
pIantds and one OF the witnesses ne answers, on w
piain,,gIs moved 10 strike out MS he Was boupa
pa,nd that the first was sham, 10 and the other
stouhu .h resnlt OF the Judgment anu ,,ers he az
We're irrelevant frivolous ms sl1ee hcS might nav,
,d to ST mn were matters W hch u d not be se
tempteu ~ 90 morton for trial. but cou am The trial
@ hore and were in fact matters pas oigays gv
up mere, III ,I argued that iraud was Ccnrt ~ gf
.rv FOR the exercise Of the poNv'sV w
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