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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19
NOTICE To EI.ILnFEs ANn coNrRAc1

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Causly tsAc,s a., in iud ~ sirrf's, according
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and rls.s Or ne stsce efes hrirA wsfS cATp.utrr
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tiE,,r torRr NJ the last term "a The
court, the following notion was u,adc by u
h Ncpooald Isl That all ATTORNEYS
rraciclar % ,h's court. and who did not r'sidc
~ tbs state az the time OF their ad'n>slou, ~
who 10 not now n~i,lc in this State be s,rlck
en- irom the roll The argumeut WAS by con-
~ul continued ga the Piercr County Circuit,
and ou ,hr opening Of tho May term Of this,
c"url on Nou,lay h,s' the argument was ~
sumcd AMI ,h1 diFer,ut rmhers OF the Far
having eNpT'SSNi their views on the sableCt,'he
court oF'iercd that" The nam,s OF al at,or
ncys practising ia the ~th Judicial Circuit Eek
cp'ns Douglas couoty) not row r'sidcn's N
the STATE 81 ,couS.u " who WEI not ry>i'
dc1's a; 'at 'imr % their admission, r. erased
lrom the roa ~ attorneys ol this Circuit
Thus eur l-vul, ct the Territory v ~ be kept
upon heir Sss sls 81 The laks -b~-.~p
Nsf. s.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

Brsi,NGro> --Thc Burlipgtoa Gt-ygcofthc
Bird, gives thu rrturn Of the vote i1 that ~,ty
for loan 10 tie Il. y NJ. X. Railroad.
The elections hcsi yesterday Tor lbc pHrra,s
ct deciding whether the ci,y shoad i,au So,
O00 in bnuis To- thc Rur.ipgtnn and MlSogri
River Railroad ard sl-o her cthrtlug a ban q,
$4,000 ior city improvement. r,~'sl'ci as III
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Political News.

Pte following table weents uie ios''is Vi tle
seventeen ballots hal 10 The Cincinnati Con
ventiop, for the Donuatioh u q Prtsdent.
Fourteen ballot isg, took place Oh Ihursday,
tbs 3th, and % Ttsiay three l,aIlotinzs
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IsOWE'S IMPROVED
PATENT TRUSS BRIDGES

1--WE UNDERSIGNED ARE PROPRfETORs
Of the shove Patient Ter the Territory Of Mnse sois
suA are prepared 20 contract for the erection ~
Ran WAY or HIGHWAY BRIDGEa
% any length If span from btty " three bgpdrr feet
A. The above frdges have been a1optelon NEST Il the
Railroads IN the United States deem q
their strength, durability and chsapns.s, unnecessary
Al communications upon The snhiect, viii Tersg"
prompt stte Diiou. Addfess
STONE, BOOMER 4 B0YINCToN,
mar Bw1 davenport, iowa,
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Ia. k.ST--pr. kaae Aa, &c a,J to l.lf
command OF Lady trAuAl las tea expedition
10 ind II fsOSs'hse tts remain, "a be-, A.lsuaal
trl the rrisS ol De, ,ail~ IL, dos So ir.,nl
liability II 81 h,> prev r0, ruEaStmsn'. ~
hss haejs ~ a. - - -.as IL ....ng :. Al
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u. y MyRRuI- SECRETARY

krI~corAl tat BAR Al rE,EiEp. tWsN --
The members y, tbs EpscoPa, Churh IN rtai.
RE ia Chlen hayr takeu srlN ,o~anl tas "a,
gani,ation " n PARISH At'be rimg e R,sh-
on kempcrs visit thcrv on his as, !you,rcy 10
Minnesota ,hr~ lots werc secured IA the upPcr
town tor lhursh ard parsonage aud house
- ~orsh'p Mil ~ srs'tei - earl, - possible
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,NEgRIToRY or MINNESOTA

",
Alta session. & tie Probate Court hoiAsn n ne Pro
bate pbcs in Red Wing, ~ Thar~lay, III. 5th Jay =,
june, u, l'So- irs-ent, a = smith, Juigs ~ Pro
hsietn To matter ef the Estate of Charles CAIN 20
ceased.
IN reading sol tlns the petition ~ Wi,iini Al
atns dalt s"0ds3 PRAYING ior 'herei
that an administrator NAV he appointed the respup.
ordered thit 3hnTsdsy, the tenth Jas o. July 1856 hs
gusi fer IN" hf,rng Of ~" sAif petition ant fia
'te heir a. law Il he AID deceased ant all 81 sr 10
ter ~'s~ 80 tho SAID Estate required Agles ~
session ~ said coutt hen 10 be hal rn at the roat.
ufee Re- Wius AID sh,x cause II nv her. b. wi,
TIE prayer Of the -a,a pe'i,ncr shaui b. granted
AHt - 's tar'her ordered that tie .sd pet,uner
uou'e 30 The rrsnns interested si Estate Il th~
peat,nz Il SAID petition anl The hearing thereof an
'assnS copy q th- pJdsr 10 he psbsheJ IN he ps
NtER sSr iisNpEAf, printed Al saint Psn
fot 'hrr~ -"e~rs I've week pvvs to the sfo
e hearing o SMITH
I~l I,.tr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

The Cleveland PinadesIs' sl~ak> Of inc
pr,sent 10 Hon. lewis Cas-. ir,m Mr. Rurl
formerly Of Michigan and late sheriff of ~
Dorado county, California 1, is cane d
very heavy and choice wc"l assembling ro~,,
wood, from tho South Sea islands, and Is sur
rounded by elegant and expensive CahfcrniS
gold head, mos, deliberately wrought, and
crowned with large and finely polished piece
OF gold quartz Within the head. which is
'ngcnoasly con,rivcd to opcn like "A Scotch
mans snuii hos, ac deposited. in several com
par'mcn'S, sl~cmcns Of gold dus, from the dry
digglngs The whoIc affair isa mos, u,agnil.
cent and costly gif,
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"Arxa A STORM cosss CAIN The
Tunes and Mu.nssot'a. have ceased publishing
for abort time only" account. OF "Iss,As
sutrsgs"
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We assume that the destiny Of ~. Paul has
passed beyond matter Of doubt aud CONGO
ture. into fixed fact, 30 far as future occur
rences can DO spoken Of ~ certAins'es IL
bound 10 become large city. The Immensely
rapid accumulation Of capital, and increase Of
reople. demonstrate H. There Is no doubt Of
this In the mind Of any sane resident, OF any
intelligent visitor. II has become matter Of
faith and will soon become matter ofhistofy
Our business men are acting upoa this belief
Capitalists realize il, and 1t governs tI,sir opr
atoms The city, as a corporate body. bcgin'
to believe Il, and act upon II. This !belic
should possess the authorities with the force 81
an undoubted truth. and their actions shouldno'
have reference to the limited wants OF tho pres
ent, but TO the ncccssitic. Of thu future and
the future close at hsnd. We hope this spirit
and faith win animate and control The author
ties In determining upon the proposed cvce
and Other improvements which they have now
under consideration. IN u country and city
developing itself like ours where established
business IL expanding, and new business crea
ting, with magic force ana celebrity, there y
more TO bc feared from little notions than large
ones. Our Councilmcn may found their actions
upon their hopes. u they are faint hearted, ans
tho End win show that they did NOD calculate
largely enough.
We want lovce mile long, and We hav'n
got thirty rods. Bnsinew has quadruped thl
year over last, and last year we had not quar-
Ter enough spac. The pInn proposed u uee
the c,rnsc. by issuing bonds, Is pcr'ectl.
safe and Just one The bonds can ne dfupo~e'
81 Mt par, without trouble Dubuque and ke
okuk sold their bonds at par, with heavy debt
already accumulated. ~ Paul n frw iron
deb, and has money in the treasury Thu bond
will he payable when thousands per cent shal
have been added TO our wealth by the very i'm
provemcuis 10 make which the debt II created
ll,l the burden win he felt by no one. let ~
have n Ieyoe commensurate with what We are
aud what we are 90 he. This Is the un'vcrsa
voice, and the people aro looking tn sec tn
authorities give that voice the force Of reality
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

NARBi.E. MARBI II ! = JUST RECEIVED
AVl AT iifk MINNESOTA aARni.E WORKS, cntnsr
81 Jackson aud seventh streets, st. Paul n ~hoics
lot 81 Aoerirsn and itslan Monuments. Tomb stone,
Marble chimney Pieces, Furniture slabs, ae.
These wishing to esect suitable aud lasting tfibu
to the of their friends will do well 60 cali
examine before purchasing c,ssn here.
sept. u. sah daNu J. 3 TuSTESiS 4 60
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Il
N,tsFv akise. sa4 70 tsa - Assa sstsfs- ~ 70
f-est .t.ssr =, { = ts~A pfsa. N'NNAAHiis, aH-
nsfs
WHnar .i~uifr 49, s3FHs - i'-FfsE fA~hts. On
..v..y ~. ssn "a 90 tatrsstag hsNsv. -. ssnsr.
.svi sza rrs smgt sssesg h9sassss
I~.sosN = So 90
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4 l.. LAgPESTtT-E WHpLE<ALF aKn-
IA Cta ANp GoNhis-goN asRlsANT ,s,..-
. r.- .as J,.s.u sr.-t - Pa :
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IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CORN h cor

l PLANTATION AILL.--Free y 1ncrd Abe .utser
Der hs purchased exclusive rglt 80 t.riiar iar ~
a. The Wet, II the above eelebrtisi miii- and ~
ard ~ furnish them Vt all times esther whuless a.
frtft guar st'rl, IN the most positive B,sSnet.
u isHaw TAO thsn a wear since he 'Littie Giant
va hitoiu'e 10 tie lubitc during h,eb time q &.
h""i constAntlt growing N the nhlic favor
The imPTn3 eio"nis recently ei.ctsd snl patenl.l,
make 70 III mot Ierirct r,srhiHs offered r. sea
rrt flru use u il furni he'd complete ready Et =
tnehtng ieani, sns' weighs ~ foS, Ne. 1, - No
2, $40 30. j. 100 No 500 pounds. Tw,nt, ,aip
at"S are -aHeeni ~ ct up, without mechanical
All AMI when once adjusted u With "a tc'y BE-
isIzf'7l to hoy Fuli ret .ns p.a, :. q b nit
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T,M Rluurs ~ MARRIED WoarN ~ ENu.
L.Sr,-lori Hrougham was recently cutter,
tanned at the Mansion llousc ioudon, IN con.
sequence Of the active part taken by him in an
Effort 10 secure AT amcndmen, To- the common
law Of England. SO FAR as il Affects the pro,~r
~ Of married women. The reforms sourh, ior
are thus stated
| That the rule 81 the common law which
gives on marriage. all the personal property OF
wuinan and oil her subsequently acquired
property 10 her husband. is unjust 10 principle
aud injurious In operation.
, That the principles Of the Courts ofEqui
~. which recognize separate property 10 mar
rioi woman, and give her all the rights Of prop
cr,y are much more Just
3 That. in tho opiuion of the Housr. the
principles OF Equity ough, 10 be adopted a.
the basis 81 general law Of proputy with re-
gard to married women,
There Is some CONSERVATION" saws tb,
New York Ewnag Posi-. among the s,iek,er,
for the mental rights of the husband a, TIN.
innovation upon the principles Of the common
law bu, public feeling Is strongly in favor OF
the movement. and II will doubtless BE- carried
safely through. Practically. the rights Of mar
ri~l women are already recognized, to somc ca
tent, by marriage settlements il Is to cstab
lish the principle more fully and to diminish
the cost OF enjoying il, that ther resolutions
have hcn introduced The cumhrous MACH.
merry Of settlements AMI trusts is too expensive
TO be epjovcd by many, while the benefits they
derive from il arr deemcd too impor,sn, 10 he
denied to the whole community.
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I Gibson bEAikk IN STAPLE AND FANCY bhh
- toods, Ready Made loihing; hats and ,ui..
BD and Shoes Indian Goods Of all kinds Pos der 'aj
aud shot Groceries ana Provisions whrs iaih0rs 10
bseco and Segars.
All kiml. Il produce taken "a eschsns. iof Coo',
Tie highest maftrt price IN cash goods pad fur fpr
and Irilr;.s.
swan River. ". T.. Nos, IL wh
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V
Nos,L Locust >, batv~.n second nd Ihua
uovidSply ~ inn- No
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d a. - 80 . Y A'ae ~ -
Lvse. foi1, aud Desc rffon---Emtg grafton
from England A vile Dese ring Dses
Husband ana rsh Ing her Chtidsess-.-
The Return OF the Children, ana her
Shaule
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Tho proposed Guards against sire.

II will be rccoilcctol by our readers that al
n lato meeting Of the Common Council, tcsoln'
,ion- were introduced appropriating the sum oI
$4,000 for the purchase Of fire engine and az
paratus the mos, approved construction, for
the protection 81 the propes,y Of our c'tironA
This resolution WINS subsequently adopted and
the purchase authorized TO be made nir,cr the
lircc,ion Of the FIR Department Committee ID
the Council and the chief Engineer Of tbs Fire
Department. We learn that tho gcntlemen en-
,ru4tcd with this duty av taking proper steps
10 secure perfect engine At the earliest mo
uwnt consistent With ipe reard 10 thu inter
cs,a 81 tho city.
Another proposition vas Submitted To the
Council at the same time, for tho construction
Of three reservoirs. located one at the junction
Of Third and Roberts streets one nj tho June
,iou Of Third and Wabashaw strcete anil o,w
at the junction Of 81, Anthony and Exchange
sircc,s I, has hccn determined that thb i'm.
por,aut improvement shall b. nadc. The city
Surveyor recommends that the wsr,ota In
constructed OF The capacity Of i've hundred bar
rcls each tina, they BE- I'D from the large
springs Ia tho I'd ward lp connected together
with pI~.s and furnished with bytlrants. Of at
lraa, one 10 each block We I,,~ame that tho
recommendations of the surveyor will he adopt
cd by the Council
We call attention 10 these tolngs IL the an
,hori,irs not nmrely ~ matters of tho highcs,
local interest to the public hut in justice TO the
mcml~rs OF the Council Ia the hurry Of pri-
waite business i~oph ARE apt TO overlook tho Ia
hors of this class Of public servants, except in.
deed when their noticils and interests ARE real
~ or seemingly ,hwnrted while thu great bulk
ol good deoL wrough, BY those Who receive IN
~ nominal compensation for their labor Is sui
tcrcd to pass unackpowlc,lged. and even by Pco-
pie most benefited Saint l'aul bus been
hlcs, thus Far with mn Intelligent, and energetic
administration OF city affairs yet from the
promise already given by the present Mayor
and council the interests under their charge
will ir promo,~l 10 still greater degree than
under any prior administration.
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81 IYERN sTABLE.-WE HAVE Az EN
RICE 4 BfNanN.
NJ EVCnANTS' HOTEL, cor. 1iIIRD AM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., JACKSON STREET.

/ between Third and IoHrth st,., 81. aui, VI. r
Good hoatliug, by the day, wreh ct Month easy
terms. Good stabling attached. Public patronage
-oirtel. Stages call at this house daiiy for pa.seur
Hs~Sign OF thc square and Compass "a
January !. 1886. WY J. W. MABoN
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FARMING IN IOWA.
Tn y. Y. Tribune.

Core ynnienee Of Tn y. Y. Tribune.
Iowa CITY, Monday, Dec. 81, 1888.
The following facts given to Inc upon the most
reliable authority, and although they may seem 70
Your readers to be bat the result OF chance and GOOD
fortune, can assure you that they are OF every Gay
occurrence with Us. farmer rented some lands oil
foreign Spectator on half shares nesr the FalIoaa
between this city and Davenport. The owner OF lne
land furnished the teams and farming utensils Inc
seed put into the ground between Apn ana
sud Nov. IS. Two hundred and forty acres were eui'
tivaied requiring the services of four men and ooy'
except during the harvest season, when more hanus
were employed. The whole value of labor expended
was $685. The EXTRA labor performed amounted 70
sssl, sufficient to pay all the farmers expenses lie
raised ass bushels OF wheat zoo bushels OF oariey,
zoo bushels Of oats 900 bushels OF corn 80 tuns OF
hay and IS of fax. The value of the whole pro-
duct of the farm, exclusive o. hay, was siss' 20
after deductmg the expenses of the tenant. The th-
ants share, half, together with BIZ earnings fcr
Extra labor, amounted to t3.o2s c.. .. -.
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LAND SPECLLATION ~ IOWA.

CosI,,l on,lsncs Of Tie n. 7. Tribune.
Pom DIs MoIsi,, Monday, Jan. 40, Isss.
Ih.ssa glorious country; IT, soll - nexhaustible
AID ve.l.wu'erd. In places where timber d .carcc
coal abundant. II il being s.,tlsd very rapidly sad
speculation j. tourrhDg A. Il Ia. probably never BE-
torc dom in any State Of the Union II IA sAfe 10 say
that half the State In the hands Of specuIasors
and non residents and farmer d-sirous Of purchasing
land y compelled to pay one or two dollar over the
Government pnce; while some land, not very dcs.rs-
bic either has BEEN sid a high a. - DIT acre. In
some psc's they ba,. barred out land warrant. vhsr~
there money offered, and thus many per-oss having
warrants but 10 money IRE pre' cntr from seeding.
This has been the al Fort Dodge ever s.aee the
land ofbce opaned. IN 'ons PLACES IT," sgeats rfs-s
TO take the strip Al a. Ia Others, where the ssd y
b,d al. the applicants must pay fan IS cents 10 o.
per Gre additional ~ tho number Of sercs al
iot,.A 20 them. Eastern people who think thsy can
out here and buy land 1t e 25Per err sre very
much mi~sken, end would advise those Who dssire
TO pureLS-e lanj al Government prices, sst 70 csns
her, 10 Iowa. bu TO 20 to Minnesota or kassas, end
tio.e who Si-h 10 purchase cheap improved ARMS
bad better stay east Of the Mississippi. The eoarse of
speculation all over the STATE, add evcry aere OF
hsd IL for us or valuable Sr t1slsr u already
bought up and selling at prices vsrysg Ton - up
ward. RIaprSr % iowa.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

NJ KENNEDY fRo1buy has discovered IN q our com
mon pasture weeds remedy that cures EVERY MIND Of u
Hs h. Il in over eleven hundred cse i.Asd
except both thunder hunor lie mas NOW n
over hundred certificates Vi its value all WILLIE
Ty ho.,is are warranted to cure nursing mouh
One three bottles i'll cure the worst AND OF pnnPeoa
'D To or three bottles will clear the system of b.'
Two bottles are warranted tho worst csnker in to
Thes to ave bottles are warranted the worst case Of
one or two bottle, are wsuanted all komor in the
Two bottle, are warranted running Of the ears and
Fy or ak bottles are warranted corrupt and running
plcers. ot,h..t;
Two OF bottles warranted to cure the WORST case Oh
rngworn. ,o.,,. n. ro., ae.,.r,t.
Thee to four So.e. TO cure ..it5hcu%
benefit L swsys experienced from the first bottle and
perfect warranted when the above qqsnfy ,seh
All the wonderful medicines of the day . that conmon weed
.Sps So ,H ps e. and SPt S sd @ If you have
hpmcr has 10 There fs nor sns huns MOI "a
about isHs OF S the s sS la Boston Nov the
fects Of il in every case 1t Ss already gone u % ehiir,n
e Old people q y ss' . .ssn sss,p 1scr.d
oStsns en-, ns, Il b. rlGsi By on. so
~ ,to.e who Are subject 10 sick he,i.he bottle VIII
sS,f ~ ,.sn k.Ss been eO.17. s years .ad
bees r-sased BY H. Where the body sound h worn q1s
& vii c.uss YER, 2snsr feelings yOu mas; not be
alarmed they always disappear IN from four days 70 wesL
ism . the contrary INA
feeling Is sone will feel yourself like new person
heard the sncoias 81 tha ever
m l-teI ed to- - ..-..... =. - =.
Manufactured Sy DONALD KENNEDY, No. - Wairsn-'t
Roxbtyy Mass Pre- Sl ,r,,c
Wbols,sls Agent for NewYork: c. v CLIoxESER Co,
No 81 Bssclsy.st CHARLES II. RING No is2 Br9.aTsy
A Il L d. SANDS, No. I4l Niilisn-ss. MARSH Oht 10
Co No $50 Gres,iwieha; SCHIEFfELIS, EROS ga
No 10 Willi.m-st BOYD PAUL, Chsmhsr.-stj Wills
1 Go No us FrsIklin-st. MckISsOS, ROBBINS Cos NO
rs M.iaen-laae HAVILASD, HARRAL RIsLEt; VA
ren-.t WARD, CLOSE Co, Aadenlsnei MIS- HAS,
thrnrrh nxft TIA ra.1-.
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IN THE MATTER of the SALE of the REAL

i ESTATE Of HERMAN KATTENHORE, dec essed, Tor the
psymen; of his debts EXECUTORS SALE.-in pursuance
Of the Of the Comfy of New York dated
October r. 1850 and ststu" John A. Alters
John Enok executors Of the last al sDd testament OF
Herman ksttenhoYn deceased will sell public auction ~
the Merchants Exchange the City of New FORK the 9th
February next u O'Clock the following described
divided one part all those lots pieces parcels
Of land situate lying and being in the Twelfth Ward Of the
Newly known and distinguished certain map
entitled Map of tie Hsraem Commons made by Charles
Clinton City Surveyor dated December 1874 and on ole
Register the City and County Of New YORK,
numbered m and ~ two te nine and e ten and
also designated Of sAd commons compiled BY J.
Bridges City Surveyor January 1896 which last mentioned
map Is in the Of Isaac Adance esquire ss lots mum.
bered 10 ~ two ie9 hundred and eighty nine 2O
hundred and (s) nine O ten l9l two hundred and
nine 20sl hundred and eight and l two hundred and
which said lots and lying between the "a and
and 18th and 80th 18th and sosts and which
collectively described follows viz Commencing AZ the
esery the 2dsv and 5shs running thence
westerly the norLey side of 79hs TO the division line
between the NewYok Harlem Commons thence running
thence running essery .oDg the ouhey side Of eohst 70
the north astery Of said lot nnmber VI nine on SAID
above maps thence running southery along the east
side of said lot number 9) nine 10 the center line OF the
block 10Th and seth thence running esstery along
said line shout twenty 1--WE feet TO the north cor
lot number 49, tbTee said thence running southery
angles with said eenter line, about twentyhv feet 10
mbps running enstery along the nohey aide Of said
lot number ~ the westerly side Of the sday thence
running ouhehy along the westerly side OF the As 20 the
PLACE Of BEGINNING Terms sssh. JOHN A. ALTERS,
New-ior Jan. o 1886, JOHN +. FINCk,
Jal0 lswbwTh Executors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

- York-Eliah T. Brown and william Sherwood ssainst
Joseph w LOw.-Sunlnons for money demsnd on eohIse
TO The Defendant JOSEPH w. LOW: You are hereby
summoned required 10 TIE complaint IN tns seuo
Of which COPY herewith served you and TO serve
cow of your aswer the said complaint the subscriber al
lii Office number nineteen Wismst In the City Of New
York whiweuty after the service hereof exclusive Of
he and il fail 10 the said COM
hnt within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiffs In this action Will
ate against for the OF one hundred and four
dollars aud with interest from the fifth day
Of October thousand eight hundred and hiyhve beside
the costs OF this acton.-Dated Nov. 80, 1875
w. COMSTOCK, IT,, Plsintss' Attorney.
Pie conrAin the aboyeentitled action filed In the
Office Of the Clerk City and County OF New York the
chh day OF January, 1856 Jan@i lawO"Ih'