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The New York herald., 1869-06-13

Average temperature for corresponding day last
Ayepace iemncrainre for the veet "a
Average temperature for corresponding week
last year...... .661a
VITAL sTATIsTIcs.--The vital statistics report
shows 22O births 1913 persons married 425 deaths
during the week ending yesterday at noon. The
dea.h rate s nine higher tnan the corresponding
week ending June Q.
DEATH FROM SoALDs. An inquest was yesterday
held at No. SO5 East Twenyfourth street by Coroner
Flynn on the body OF VIM. Young an infant seven
months old, whose death was caused by scalds re-
ceived by some boiling milk.
LANDLORD RoBBED.-Mr Merrill, the host Of
the Washington HOTEL No. Broadway, while stand
ing In front OF No. % Wall street yesterday intenty
watching the evoutons OF the "bulls and bearsr
OF that delectable street, relieved OF diamond
pin valued at $500 by an adventurous thief, who
made his escape.
DRoPPBD DEAD.-A man about sixty years of age,
apparently from the country, while in n saloon in
Washington street. near Hubert, yesterday after.
noon, was taken suddenly III, and, falling to the
noor, expired soon afterwards. The body was re-
moved to the rum precinct station house, where an
inquest will be held to-day. IL was Impossible 10
learn the name OF deceased.
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS. Yesterday Patrick Mooney,
OF Eorty-ninth street, between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues while at work In sewer on Fifty NTH
street, had his collar bone dislocated.
Patrick Murray, OF seventy ninth street. near
Tenth avenue was yesterday thrown from his cart
on Broadway and seriously injured.
James hCNulV was injured on Friday by falling
from ladder IN Madison street.
Abraham Meekan laborer on the Belt Railroad,
yesterday fell under one OF the cars and broke leg.
All ire above were taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
AFFBAY IN EAST HousToN STREEr.--At hali-past
eight O'Clock yesterday morning Patrick Byrncs.
saloon keeper corner OF East Houston and Elizabeth
streets, and Joseph hogan, Of No. 67 Sixth street,
became involved IN an altercation ut policy shop
In East Houston street, near the Bowery. Byrnes
Knocked Hogan down and Kicked him about the head,
lniiictlng very severe wounds. The injured man
was taken TO the Fourteenth precInct station house
where he refused TO make a charge against Byrnes,
VINO the police say acted In seli.defcnce.
FATAL RAILROAD CAsuALTy-A boy, apparently
about eight years Of age whose name could not 1e
learned was yesterday afternoon run over near the
corner OF Hudson and Canal streets by a dummy
engine attached 70 seven or eight freight cars be-
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Yesterday party OF gentlemen assembled at
Dlckles riding academy, corner Thirty ninth street
and Filth avenue, TO witness the result OF wager.
The circumstance arose from q friendly encounter
OF words between prominent Official, q great lover
OF horsenesh and +. ODowd, the former rlsking his
reputation a. q Judge OF borsenesh and the wager
that the latter could not leap his horse, Harkaway
over Jumping bar nve feet high. A good deal OF
pleasant excitement existed, and II was with great
interest the party repaired 10 the arena. At i've
O'Clock Mr.. O'Dowd was In the saddle, Harkaway
looking good for ave feet or more; Mr.. o'Dowd
quickly proved ihs mettle Of his steed and won the
wager.
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NEW YORK CITY.
TIE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COua
The Depew Pardon Cnse-Judge Biatchf0rd
Refuses 10 Discharge Depew.


The Depew Pardon Cnse-Judse Blatchford
Refuses 10 Discharge Depew.
Before Judge Blatchford.
In the habeas corpus case pending before Judge
Batchford in which the release OF Moses Depew was
sought, on the ground that he was wrongfuly con-
ffned having been pardoned by President Johnson,
Judge Blatchford has rendered his decision. After
recapuating the facts In the case he held that the
pardon was substantially correctly and legally
worded. The main question In the case was as
to legal delivery OF the pardon; whether
the delivery TO the Marshal was @ de-
livery TO Depew, and the matter thus placed
beyond the control Of President Grant. IL
had been contended that when a pardon received
the signature OF the President and the seal OF the
state department had been afixed IL was COM
plete act and had passed beyond the power OF rev0
cation; but he did not think So pardon was diff
1erent from commission, delivery or acceptance
OF the latter not being necessary 10 complete the
act. pardon is governed by the same principle as
Q deed, 70 complete when both delivery and ac-
ceptance are necessary. The question arises
Oner IN point OF law. The Intention OF
President to grant pardon, although the
pardon is issued, ls simply matter OF intended
favor until the act Is made complete by legal
delivery. IL had been decided that to make legal
delivery the pardon must either be put in the per-
sona possession OF the person for whom IL il ln-
tended or or the oficer who has him IN custody.
The marshal had no control OF Depew, who was IN
delivery to the marshal was not a delivery to the
warden, and In this case the pardon went no further
than INTO the marshal's hands. II is prerogative
0 the presidential offce to stop pardon short OF
delivery. such stOppage ie not revocation, as the
pardon Is not complete. The presidential ONCE
never dies II President Johnson had right TO re-
call 30 had President Grant The prisoner Is not en-
titled 10 his discharge the ground that the pal don
was never legally delivered.
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FIRST DISTRICT CIVIL COURT.
Action for Rent.

Before Judge Quinn.
John O. Bdtlev uS. Redmond Ho0Gn.-This was an
action brought to s233 2s for eight months
rent OF stables In Clinton street. There verbal
lease for year from the lst OF May, 1868, and the
plaintlr entered into possession and paid two
months rent lie moved out on the 9Th OF July,
claiming that the premises were untenantabe. An
action was brought for rent for the month of July,
and was tried In August last The same defence was
set up In that action as In this. In the former action
Judge Quinn decided In favor OF the plaintiff hold.
ing that the grounds set forth not sufficient TO
warrant tenant In removing and surrendering,
under the statute OF 1850 In the present case the
PLAINTIFFS counsel put In evidence the former Judg
ment covering the same defence, Insisting that the
matters OF fact set up In the defence now were
odtudicdte and that the Judge could not now
examine the matter. He also commended that the
only remedy for the defendant uf he had any was
by appeal. Decision reserved.
Money Loaned.
Thomas G,dtfov cs. Joseph ,. Grdhdm.-This was
an action brought to recover the Of fifty dollars
loaned by the plaintiff to Floyd Graham. who was at
the time clerk and agent for the defendant. The
testimony showed that the lfty dollars were bor-
rowed to pay OF bill Of goods purchased by the de-
fendant's brother for and on account Of the de-
fendant. shortly after the goods were purchased
and the money paid Floyd Graham died. His wife
was examined and testified that her husband was
acting agent for the defendant and that whatever
business was transacted was transacted in defend.
ants name. The defendant testified that ne knew
nothing whatever OF II, good, bad or indifferent and
repudiated the debt. judgment for pla.naI.
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year. In the autumn the theatre win, have al
ready Informed you, have a new manager In Mrs.
John Wood, who will not yield until she has tried
her luck once more with an English audience. Her
artists, Miss Sallie Torrey, Miss Everard Miss Lat
tern, Mr. shore Mr.. CASTOR Murray ana ny Granger.
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SUPREME CDUaT-cRAM3EaS.
Decisions.

BY Judge lngrahaIn.
Adstatde r. Flanders Us. Moses r. Flanders; Cor
neiia s. Richardson Us. John r. Richardson; James
L. Seloart U.s. Lydto A. NJ. s,e,oart.--Reports con-
hrmed and judgments Of divorce granted.
BOlcerV National Bank Us. george White Ell al
Motion granted and defendant held TO bail in S600
John y. Gtbeaur Us Thomas Wdtker.-Moton de-
MED; PLAINTIFFS costs to abide event.
NOTW Shore Ferry Company Us. ChdSe.-Motion
granted, with leave TO plaintiff 10 amend summons
on payment OF costs-ten dollars.
OSgood, RecetUeT, Us. Simpson, 6C.-Motion de-
MED.
By Judge Cardozo.
IN re Thomas TdyIOr, 6C.-Report confirmed and
allowance Of 81, 600 out OF the estate, &c.
isaac et a. Us. Leah HI1t.-Memorandum for
counsel
The Leasing of Piers.
Before Justice CardoZo.
The Rntcker0ockcr Ice COmddnV as. The Empire
TRANSFORMATION Company 1.-The plaintlrs In this
case hired the wharf and pier and North Battery at
the foot Of Hubert street for five years from May,
1854, the term expiring May l. 1869. They claim that
since then the Corporation has accepted rent from
them and allowed them to remain, thus extending
their term for one year. About June l, 1859, the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund granted lease
IOr nine years and eleven months from that date TO
tne defendants. The plaintiffs thereupon com
enced suit, and obtained an Injunction restraining
the defendants from interfering with them. The
case came up on motion to vacate this injunction.
was argued for the defendants that the plain
uns nad not had lease originally from the proper
authorites that no mere agent OF the city collect
rents could bind the city; that the leasing OIL pier
was merely the allowing OF the lessee to collect
wharfage, and did not come Into the same category
as leases oI real estate and finally, that there
nothing dreaded by the plaintiffs II they had right
but q mere trespass for which damages and not an
Injunction, was the proper remedy.
I'm. Inc Court TOOK the papers and reserved Its de-
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Pigeon shooting.

The following matches are announced:-June
io--Borardus and Kleinman, at Chicago. for $500.
19th--James Crer aud Anthony Pollock, at West
Brookheld, Mass, for $780, 22d-James Daniels and
Robert Iemmings, at Blnghamton, for $500 side.
for $500 a side. I6th-Henry Powell aud sam Cor.
win. at Boston, for 800 side.
Henry Cbilders and James Martin are matched 10
shoot at seventeen single birds twenty one yards
RISE eighty yards boundary. Tor nfty dollars side
Ihe matcn Is TO take place IN Wcstcneser county
the 2ith prox.
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CITY lNTELLlGEaCE.

TIE WRATHER.-The following record will show
the changes in the temperature for the past twenty
four hours, in comparison with the corresponding
day OF last year, indicated by the thermometer a.
Hudnut'e pharmacy, HERALD building, Broadway,
Garner of Ann street,
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COURT Or cOnaos PLEAS.

In consequence of the illness OF Judges Da!y ana
Barrett, the court has adjourned for the term. The
short cause calendar will be called by Judge Brady
on Friday. the 25th instant
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The excavations at Herculaneum, undertaken
by means Of the 80, O00f. granted by King Victor
Enauuel nave led To the discovery OF large room,
winch must have served for kitchen In II was
WOOuen clothes press, entirely CarbOniked; also
fourteen vases, candelabrum and lamp, all In
bronze several vessels In glass and terra Gotta;
small marble statue OF faun and two broken tables,
one IN marble aud the other In slate.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
Proverbs of All Nations.

A stitch in time saves nine. rs
A full purse never lacks fri, nds.
A friend is never known tin needed.
Anger and hate hinder good counsel.
n Iu Is not believed whom he speaks the
truth.
A goose gull IS more dangerous than a
lions claw. Lr. -
Atruthh has no legs buta SANDER has winga
According 20 your purse, govern your
mouth. o. srrr
A man Is not good or bad for one aclion.
a mar that breaks his word. bids others
be false 10 him. Ff .s ll- n
\ good word fer q bad ono, Is worth
much and costs little.
All complain of the want OF memory,
but ZONE OF wan of Judgment.
At the gate which suspicion enters love
4 husband without ability is like a house
without e roof.
4 man il a passion rides a horse that
runs away with him.
A poor mar has not many marks for for
tune to shoot at.
A broad hat does not always cover a wise
head. 5000
A wise mans thoughts walk within him
fools without him.
A friend that you buy with presents vii
be bought from you.
a nice wife and a back door, do Otter
make q rich man poor.
Alms-giving never made any man poor
nor robbery rich, nor prosperity wise.
A little house well filled, q little land wei
tiled, and n little wife well willed.
A man without money is ike a bov
without an arrow.
A man may as well expect to be at cas-
without wealth, as happy without virtue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
Chips.

Inc hrSt newspaper printed IN
WIS iSsueo III oosyon, April
4th, lIV1. Only, one complete copy
Of 1t Is preserved. arI %
A Frenehman, having f~our-score
years Of life, would wish 10 spend
the urst thirty as pretty woman,
the next thirty as q great general
and the remainder as Blshop.
MY dear" said a rural wife to her
husband, on his return from town.
what was the sweetest thing you
saw in bonnets In the city?" ''rhe
ladies' face nay love-
Life, says Herbert Spencer, is the
definite combination Of definite, COM
posite. heterogeneous changes, both
simultaneous and successive, In cor
respOndence with external coe~xlstenee
ana SEQUENCE. E
The Postmaster at New-Lexlngton,
Perry county, OHIO, IS described as
a druggist aud Dentist keepsa groee-
~, dry goods boot anu shoe storei Is
a silversmith, ieweiler, painter, cabi-
net maker, and when times get q lit
tie dull, gets n a patent Tor some
invention
There was one tragedy In Salem,
Mass, which Mr.. Longfellow neglect
headstone cnurcnyaruin mat CITY
VellS q Whoic Story IN Two lines, u
lOllOWs
"ElIzabeth Lowering ears tins marble SAD
10 her OAR John1 VINO lied o. Z crAo'
This Is the way a colored gentleman
ANNOUNCED his intended marriage,
combining business with pleasure:
Crr vii oe m
- n..ea
go, q aStH nHI
- So $50
Elne eAgecteu, NOHAe ohe' cone al
Sea1A0 Seh.er-
The frontiers OF Russia and Prussia
as far as Memel, art
at present the prey OF famine, b en-
tire population, but especially the
JeWa- being decrimated by hunger
and typhuS lever.
II IA said that 6sb NAV no Lont 10,
ton days or more withSu vster h,
SIIin~ tbeir montbs WITH crumbs ~
bread saturated with brandy, anS
pouring a little brandy IN their stom
ach, after which, In this torpid state
they may be packed in straw. The.
become alive in a few hours whel
again placed in fresh water.
Near NTIrz.nore. India recentIv
Iaroe eienbanf sesin1 the red HSb.
and the smoke concluded the noIs
locomotive was an enemy to be sum
mariIy demolished. He accordingl,
placed himself on the track and me
the strange creature. head on, wit
trunk and tusKs. The result was
dead elephant and eleven cars Car
sized
60. 1900
SsNen In.i - il 49, s
sou "a.
uenAntno City EO1uOu as = PEI
petoA m~AnoenancS . three poe
women anu Saoa 90 roPeaTSy
boM -noL.n S19o,yoy ye4E. 1nIs
tns n1naI = anu "
OH eAPene
unc, sum-, an
usa
sasS.H ~nGTD
co,scnisa "a @onoeo 80 .t-.L
sau, s,rca O cIa,ovmo
IN NFsfna bad occssion in the cnnr,
- NNa NOAs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
\ GENTS WANT ED TO SELL
A.. VI. ELARE'S
Patent chair Springs.


VASE AND RI
u CONFINED by the use OF
Htake's Patent q air Springs. Price
tnly One Dollar. They make q Spring.
a. Ssillating or Rocking Chair out of =
common Chair, and that most intelera-
hie nuisance, Rockers, are entirely dis
y.nsed with. These springs ut any chair.
sad can ba placed in position or-us by
~ child, 20 simple are they In their con-
siruction. They ere made Of the best
steel, from The wCll-known Eaglcton
Manufacturing Co., 81 john street, NY,
aud possess remarkable elasticity. They
make "a fine finish 10 the chair, and are
Ihe delight OF the household. They are
nOt the least in the way when applied TO
TIE hair. They do not take any extra
rom. and each and every one that has
u4ed them Rre unan nous In their praise,
fur the make the Cnsiest chair ever in~
N1nted. The ladleS. n and all, pro-
nnunca them uneQIaled AS II sewing
chair. They make ,tecidedly the pleas
ATTEST 1amily7chair in the world. They
are indispensable where ComfOrt Is con-
suited. Blake's Dollar Chair Springs
ere Invaluable for Families, Offices, Ho-
tells, Court-Houses, CRTs and Steamboats,.
tPatented. by A. NJ. Blake, April 10Th,
1881 They will Last a life time They
are sure TO come IN general USE, and
people will discard all other rocking
chairs- For economy and comfort, IL Is
the most valuable Invention OF the age.
~ Five Hundred Dollars Reward
will be paid for Information upon con-
viotion Of any person, or persons that
Ehau IN 0ny manner infringe upon
Flakes Patent ChAtr Springs. therefore
al employees In any Ectory or foundry
where such springs are made without
the consent OF Goodwin & Blake, will
give us such information hat will lead
u the conviction OF such parties, and
upon their conviction shall receive Ia
Rboveroward-FIVE HUNDRED Doll
LARS.
GOODWIN & BKAKE.
sS-PartIes Wishing Springs, or Agen-
cgeA for Ohio, Miohi IAN, Indiana, Ills
mods, Wisconsin. Tennessee. West Nir-
ginIs. CanAdn, and Oh territory west OF
ths Mississippi river, must buy from the
undersigned, as-I ave established a
Mandatory Herr.
An BLAKE. %
BOX J46, Canton, o.
Parties wanting = ~sencies for any 9TH
4 or territory will q rssS the proprietor.
GEORGE X. GOODWIN,
mar3tf .aa 81 broadway, n. Y.
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QoAD NOTICE.

DOAD NOTICE.
~
Notice is hereby given that a petition
win be presented to the Commissioners of
Stark County, at their next session, to be
held on the first Monday of June, A d
1859, praying for the establishment of a
county road along the following described
route in said county, to wit: Beginning
at q point in the road leading from Canton
to Harrisburg, in the north east quarter of
section number thirty four in Plain towE-
ship where said road crosses the line be-
tween lands owned by Benjamin spangLer
and Jacob Baum; thence west on the line
between lapds owned by said Spangler and
Baum aud Peter Loutzenheiser to the north
west corner of said Spangler's land; thence
north on thel line between lands owned by
said Loutzenheiser and Lewis Essig, to in
tersect the road running west on the line
between lands owned by said Essig and J
r Williams.
apll4W4. A PETITIONER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

they were painfully ALTERING. fgsvc been radically
@ureti in such great nnnlisers IN gIn,nrt etery se$
ton OF s.o country that tic Tc,ljc -ra-rcly need -
be informed OF its virtues or r,o-. -t-'
Scrofulons poison is nGc u the most desr--cti =
enemies OF our race. Oncl;, this unseen ami urftit
tenant OF the organism uGtierrriles the con-titution,
without exciting n suspicion orits presence. Acair.
il seems 10 breed infection throngieUt tine body. -.
then, on GONE favorable occasion, rapidly de, eirs
into one or other OF IT, hidsous forms, either On tha
surface or among the vttHls. In the iatter, sIher
cles may be suddenly deposited in. The luags Il:
heart, or uInors formed III tEe liver, or it shovTA
ITS presence by erurtions on the skin, or foul uicet-
ations on some part OF the body. Hence the oecs:
sional use OF y bottle of this S~aItsGEG4tHa il sd
visable, even when no active syInftoEIF OF disetFo
plants generally find immediate relief, Ani. a;
length, cure, by the use Of This @41fS.fE-%RTL-
Ia: st. AvfLO'y's FYTe, Eose Or ErVSirelaSs
letter, SOFT EhfuBi, ScGid Head, hingiroJIE,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, aud cher e1lti6ns ~
more concealed forms, as DHsBs rSic, Lssaf-eB,
Heart Disc0se. Fiis, E1'tcyc5, AcIhT0frias
and the various UIcCTOTS affections al The EIUssu-
lar and nc-vnus systeIns.
Syphilis or PeiIeTeGIa and HegersriGI Dise0ses
are cured by il, though a long tilss Is required a.:
subduing these obstinate lnaladics 10y any medicine.
But long continued use Of this medicine will euro
the complaint. Lests .I1hG q o. ssEff.x, TfrriEe
UEceraftOBts, and EcAaGIr p;E~sSra, are cOIa-
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured hy it,
purifying and invigorating effect. Minute Jigvg-
hoRs for each case are found in ouT Almanac. guy
caused nv Observation-Disclosures 81 cStrSneous ~Inatlsrs
IN the HOOD, yield quickly to Il, IS also LireS
Complaints, Toipidity. CongessiOH or@EftPaE4-
as they oitendo, from the ranking poisons IN tie
blood. This SIRS1PARILL1 Is a great re-
storer for the strength and vigor of the systena.
Those who ara L0sIGtIid and LfStIesS, DesPOH-
dent. SIeeptess, and troubled with E-rr-ssrS 4p-
pTehe5lsiOHS or Fears, or any Of the shoet.ons
s~ymptomatc OF He6EHrss. will fud immediate
relief and convincing evidence Of its restorative
power upon trial.
PREPARED IT
Dr. J. C. AYEH q CO., Lowell. Mnss.
Practical and AnGIyHeaI CAraisls.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

GsS. srErH. a. HrRLBrr has been ap-
pointed Minister 10 B0gola- If whisky
shall be cheap thefA The ~appointment IS al
right. Do not put Sieph. into an un-
healthy climate, where whisky high
priced. -FaRKPSRT QLL.) BuLLETD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
S#H@i' '

WE DO NOT WISH TO IN
w form you, reader that DR.. Won
derful, or any other man, has discover
ed a remedy hn. cures Consumption
whenn the Lungs are half consumed, in
short, will cure all diseases wether OF
mind, body or estate, make men 1--we for
ever, and leave death to play for want of
work, and Is designed TO make our sun
luInary shere u bliSsful paradise, to
which Heaven itself shall be but a SIDE
snow. You have heard enough 81 that
kind of humbuggerry. and we do not
wonder thOt you have by this time be-
come diSgasted with it. But when we
tell you that DIR. Sage's Catarrh RemeS
dy will positively care the worst cases
of Catarrh, w only assert that which
thousands can testify to. Try 1t and
you will he convinced. We will pay
500 Reward for a case OF Catarrh that
we cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST
EVERYWHERE,
Price only so cents. Sent by Mail pos
paid, for Sixty cents: Four Packages for
$500 or l Dozen for $500. Send a two
cent stamp for On. ISage's pamphlet on
Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
R. V.PIERCE, NJ D.,
mar3m3 Buffalo, N. Y.