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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07
Brooklyn Cisy News.

TIE BRooKLyN CouRH.-Ths April term Of the City
Court commsnces to-day, when the civil calendar will Be
taken up and the first fifteen twenty causes called.
Judge Norris Of the Court Of General Sessions has de-
cded to proceed with tho trial of partes indicted
until full panel of petit Jurors shall be obtained, in
order to obvate the necessity Of summoniug talesmen
who generally drawn from tho crowd Of iders who
attend the spgs OF the court who do not al bear
the most reputable characters This determination
the part Of Judge M to have received the cordial
term the preme Court Of the second judi ,a dis
trst will be held at Foughkeepsie, commencing
row. (Tuesday before Justices Brown strong ard Emot
DROWNED IN SwnI BARRn.-A boy, thirteen years Of
age whose parents reside the Of Even and Co
lunbiA streets, drowned Friday evening" by fall
ing into barrel of sw while engaged in dipping out
bucket full He fell In head frst and before aid could
be rendered He extinct His name Peter Hanly
Coroner Redding held inquest, and verdict Of acc
dental drowning was rendered by tse jury.
FATAL RESULT OF ACUDKsr.-A man named William
Denly in Myrtle avenue, few days since,
By rsilrcad car He conveyed to the City Hospi-
,al, whore he died Saturday Coroner Rsddng held
inquest and verdict In accordance was rendered.
CyrY MoRrALTY. total number Of deaths In Brook
yn last week amounted to Ct, Of which 80 males,
end % females Or these, q adults and 46 minors.
The principal diseases scarlet fever, consumption,
Inflammation Of the luLgs and Group.
THR LADs' FAR.-The ladies' fair in aid Of the Roman
Cathonc Orphan Asylum held for = week past at Mon.
fsgus Ball. tas Realised in the neghborhood Of 81 900
towards the object.
BURSTING OF A CAnnENI IAMP-ou Saturday night
csmphene lamp exploded in . barbers shop, No. 876
Eist avenue It destroyed the contents Of the window
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Williamsburg City News.

DsowSzo IN C1srzRs.-On Saturday evening" Coroner
HAnsord held inquest the body Of Harriet Stacy,
seIvant girl in the employ Of Mrs. Elizabeth W. Hall,
siding ct No. 1l6 South Fourth street. (E d. who was
found drowned in the cisern. 1t appears from the evi
that Mrs. Hall out for the afternoon leaving
the girl slose 10 taks Of infant On returniog
about six o'clock the child fund in the basement
alcne and the body Of the girl after d covered
in the csern. In taking out the body IL necessary
the pump verdict Of Accidental dro wning"
rendered. 1t Is thought by that the girl
mitted suicide.
SoMDsp IN VAT or HO1l LAGER BuR.-on Saturday
afternoon, two Germans, named Anthony Delger and
Charles sao employed In Walters lager bier brewery,
In Asstroie sreet, In the Sixteenth ward danger
ousy scaded by Aing into large mash tub containing
hot lager bier. The souHiing and OF them
trpped his heels against the tub. and falling back
wards drew the other With him into the vat They
got cut dryNdfuy soaded and sent Ia hs City hospital
whore they are lying In precarious condition.
HE1ey RosBxx THE dwelling of Mr.. Ed lizards, No. 2s
Nor<h Ninth street. in the Four,ssnth wad WAS bur
eriousy entered Friday night, and robbed Of $780,
mostly In gold.
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Tho Brooklyn Navy Yard.
OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS VISITING TIN sTHAM m.
GATE NIAGARA-THE REGULATION ABOUT THE m
CEIvIN0 SHIP NORTH CAROLINA-wAR VESSELS AZ
TIE YARD, ETC.
Of unusual activity Is now presented ct tAs
Brooklyn Navy Yard. The steam frisate Niagara h
high dry in the laval dry DOCK and large forcs ef
copperirg her bottom Mechanics and laborsss
have resumed work upon the newroundry bulAngs aaA
they viii doubtless be finished Ard In use during to
ensuing summer TIE Russ pavement around the ~
dock is also nearly crmplsted
The fine weather Of the rast two days seems to havs
infused life iato affairs at the yard. vsitsrs oa
the country have been quite numerous, but they are
doomed to disappointment and that tho inspsocn
Of the receiving chip North Csrons. Many months sgs
order Issued prohibiting persons visiting the SIP
except on THURSDAY OF every week This fsi st&1
n force and the consequence Is that many Lad An1
gentlemen from the country oarnot VISIT the shsD
main In town for several days II fs hoped that this
gulatop which was originally designed to exclude
dies, but whicb has, In fact shut out ali respectabo
people, will to altered this summer. There Will, -
doubt te multitude OF strangers visiting the yard fe
the next three months to view the fgae NiagAn
and ibis account all the objects OF interest at ~
psoe should be thrown open for their accommodates.
The sts gats Mississippi has been stripped Of hsr
upper wclks, and some of her side panking and nov
presents tbs appearance Of wreck Her hugs boitsss
have been lifted from the hull into thu the dr
lick, and men quitting them into pieces
There eleven vesaes at the yard at tho preseat o
namely: new steam frigats Niagara higste So Mn
steam fYate Mississippi, receiving ship North CAro
stesm brig Arctic sioop ofwar Falmouth, steamer Vlxsn.
old freAte Br~ndywine, school ship Release cited up -
naval apprentces the slave schooner Falmouth ee Bal
more iecsnty brought into this port prize; survu
ing schooners Madison and Galntn, and stratord Shoa
l0ht boat
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American B,bIe Society

The stated meeting Of the managers WAS held at the
Bible House, Ator place, THURSDAY, at hapast four
ocock-Hon A. Bruyn Hasbrouck in the CHAIR assisted
BY VIM. B. Crosby and BENZ. L. Swan, Esqs
-Four societies recognized OF which one IL in
Indiana, one In Wisconsin and two In Connecticut.
Communications received from agents, sh wv ing
the state Of the work at home from Hon. rhos shank
land Kansas in regard to Bible distribution in that Ter
li,cry; from Rev. c. Byipgon, missionary among the
Choc'sw lndians IN reference to the Scriptures among
that people, from Rev. T. I. CasanB Secretary OF the
counts Of Bible distributor in France from Rev. Ludwig
Jscoby Of Bremen, giving very gratifying accounts Of
Bible distribution In Germany; from Rev Mr.. WINNER
Hungarian clergyman at Bremen, In reference to
distribution OF bbes among the prisoners in jail a that
place and showing the good effects which in
followed; from Rev. Ramon Montsavsge and Rev. D. II.
Wheeler showing the openings for Bible distribution In
New Grenada.
Scme preparatory measures adopted regard to
general and Systematic exploration and supply Of the
entire country with the Bible.
Grants made TO Bible society In New Brunswick
j., for mission Sunday School, to feeble auxiiiares
In Kentucky Texas, Illinois, ana Missouri pulps bibles
for several mission churches, at home and abroad
the American and Foreign Chris ian Uni,n for distn
ton in Germany two volumes In raed letters for the
blind and several smaller giants In different languages.
Appropriations in money made Of 81, ,00O to the
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
for Germany and "a 600 to print ed ton Of 20 600 OF
the Reval New Testament In Russia
Being the last stated meeting Of the year. il was graft
ng TO find the Affairs OF the society In encouraging
and prosperous condition.
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EscAPr or CONVICT FROM rR STAIg PR1soS-0n SAtur-
day evening, notorious convict, named Jack simpson,
succeeded in NAL his escape from the Safe Prison as
Sing srg, where he had been confined conviction Of
burglary No trace has been Of the fugitive since
his departure from the marble palace The police in the
various wards Of this city have BEEN notified Of simpson
last movement and the look out for him. As the
escaped prisoner Ia well known to the police il IL very
probable that his recapture VIII 10 speedily effected.
CAss DIsMssHD.-Jossph G. Ashley, against whom IN
sccusation made At the Mayors Office, BY Patrick
Purcell charging Mr.. A. with Illegally selling his po-
petty, under writ Of execution issued out Of the s.
Court and directed ia the Shsrf Kings
&c. After full investigation Of the Asu In tbs eass
Mr.. Ashley ws honorasiy discharged by Js1scs Os
borne,
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grants family crovdiry 10 Nicaragua makes
ssfy that they sh Md have free I'll pArts
country in pursuit ot proper places 70 settle Under ts
present policy parties Of two three pass tbrouy
one by one the elements discord arc being Aaysd aud
the wizard force of neg genius is mpreis!Eg au the
affairs of the republic with calm and serene express.
zion.
RAISING THE wALKERRIvAs FLAG IN GRANADA.
FroY "a NieaIagusnse March 81
M%Ssss % %sIss,iss @ I sbs tI Zoe o ! i.il before us.
W 90 ben sss oI, fs
From as symmetrical pole - the ohnevA forests Of
Pisza floats f the frs time the Gag Of Nicaragua
Amid tho ringing Of bells, booming of eanqoD aud the
trpg strains of martial music Its graceful folds
thrown to the breeze the afternoon of SUNDAY last
The interesting ceremony was entrusted to the officer Of
The day Capt. Esoeet Farnnam, Co. ,, Inf.ntry Ba
diers and citizens Of Granada. At given signal The
guards presented arms, the bells rang, the
s vss ts as sas
guns was fred and the guard marched to tnelr
given for Ger. walker and the si, csrsuoui.s
were ended The boys, however, wer6Hot content with
The given so gathering around the flag
sta and producre the creature they speechided and
drank toasts under the new sg until the sun set and IL
Company f. of the infantry battalion, seemed to mo-
nopoize the duties this pleasant occasion. Capt Farm
ham being officer of the day, Lieut. Kie officer of the
guard and private Frank Anderson the first to up
The pole made from the maismss. aud boom ofths
schooner Hperanza, snd was fashioned into shape by
ced hv the "H;c"r ns }ha 80 80 "A <1"A' 80 S
Tbs folo inc memssrs y N. arux .rr.d Tho .nn.
at the rn~ Of tns sauts '0' anh'a 'ne guns
Brass Fece-sergeant Kulley, Corporal Carroll Private
psr.ment en- IT, y Snu 'oSepn Aoso' u 'ne or0iaAh0S De
Iron Plece-Ccrporsl Malcolm, and frivates Charles
ihe unsopbis cated natives were in state of profound
.nc ths dsy Il Vas frat ia non n. nocs ~ shs
carpenter until the hour when the national ensSu
surd stories we're crcuIstd and haievsd rasnscuy i
Hundreds Of the neone Of (,r.nsda hsavad that a. as
for 4 sslows on which half of the native, vuid hs
strung up: While as many believed IL was for WhippoU
nest ~ which the Ghamorisss we, to be ,hrn ss
thar contumsc In mt Giving ovar tSer orn;ons H.
pJv however ali 1hse erurs ex oloded and ths ola
rnynar who sta rted thew 10 roy a. fsnIt a.; oa ,o &c
49,. ~. =. , ~ -, ." ~. q. :. o.e oAo u
shgI MAaiAA1s.cxy iePof6 aooos th0 ofiosns.
Inc ensRn Oh nicaragua consSts OF tnree srlpe8, TWO
sky bue with white stripe In the centre In the midst
OF tne Wnite crcasr cevce OF the seal otate ana
we Ieprosen sc or seven vocsnoes, ~ tcAsn OF tho
volcanic range CT Nicaragua.
dOOD TINE FOR THE GRANADA OFFICERS.
rFrou the Ei Nicsraguspse, March 8
On Tuesday evening" at the invita- zion Of Mr. william
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Tho American and Foreign BibIe Society.

Tho American and Foreign Bible Society.
The stated monthly mesing Of the Board Of Managers
held in the Bible House. lis and III Nassau street.
on Thursday at P. NJ The Rev. Dr. Welsh, TIL vsne-
rabe President Of the Society," In the chair The regular
reports Of the standing committees colportage agency
publication and finance were presented and adopted
From the report OF the Treasurer appeared ths.
treasury sn ovsrdrawn about ono thousand dollars
The Board however, to the election Of Eve
colporteurs ~ unanimous vote: 80 pressiog was the
demand for this kind of labor OF the Eve three were
German and two Irish; and they appointed
labor anorg their own sountrymen In communities Of
naby thousands.
summary Of twenty Eve coportsur reports presented
fer this meepg gave the following for the month
Of visits in Bible readings, from house
house SS8 families found destitute of Scriptures 4i0
persons induced to attend meetings. 334 children intro
ouced into Sabbath schools 246 prayer meetings held
go eermons preached 163 viss to vessels TOR sea
men made; Ga hopeful conversions, aud 35 persons b.p
,izsd The whole number Of conversions for the last
three months, not including those from abors col
porteurs In fegn lands reported to have l9l
very many of which were among Germans and Irish.
select committee reported appropriate resolutions
the death OF George O. Germond Eaq, late Of Brooklyn
and after listening interesting communication
the Rev G. n Chandler Of Fredons, N. r., highly Ap-
proving of the socety's work Of colporage the Bard
ar iourn
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Court or Common Pleas General Term.
Before Hon. Judges Ingraham and Brady.

TIGA8-Asener0l
Before Hon. Judges Ingraham and Brady.
DECISIONS.
AfRfI 5-Dens Mcmahon Thomas Z. Anen.-Order
sppesled. with $40 costs
Reuben Ross Jr. VI. Philo V. Acknowledgement az
4, med, with ccsts
Adoiphe Gasse Henry Keuisen Judgment reversed
with costs
Hester Courtos VS.. L. 4. Harrison Order appealed
frcm reversed. without costs Mr.. Harrison required to
appear and submit to examination two days mo-
tice
Frederick r. Hardy vs.. Frederick seslye.-Judsmsnt
reversed, with costs.
william Tuioss, &c. Joseph Rapely ye-Judgment on
report of referee set aside and opened either
party 70 be allowed to produce further testimony costs
TO abide the event.
Jas. Noble Vs. Thos. Cornel--Judgment anrmsd, with
costs.
Isaso Piser va stsarns Marvin Judgment reversed,
with ccss.
Adolphus =. Buddenburg vs.. Valentine Bemer.-Judg-
ment afAr rmed, with costs.
Chas. Hammer Henry Frost.-Judgment aai rmed,
with costs.
Geo. Grogsn Fraacis McBride.-Ju ,gment affirmed,
with costs.
Ludwig Roach Louis Miller. .-yudgmsnt aaar med,
with costs.
Chss. K Thompson ". Joseph n. wocd.-Jsagmeat
affirmed, with coats.
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LAW AGAINST BILLIARD TABLxs AND TIN PN
AIGyn n Rrrucxy-Ths state LegisIsturs OF Kentusty
hAs passsd law suppressinx billiard and Jenny Had "a
hes and tea pin alleys. rtere Ia excitement In
LoaisyIls about It, among those lassrsreN
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CARPr1rERs on A SzRMn-The Salem (NAesA
Gdses says tnat ths jouxneynen saers Of that o
hAvrg vossd TO raise their prices s as en- pIoyers nsa
having sessd 70 The sAme THO ieesasymsn srs aOw oss
"a sh1N
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Jersey City News.

THE CHARrxR ELECTION The annual charter olectoa Il
JersW City, viii take place on tuesday, Auril 8. rAs
nominations about completed and the candidates In
the more important Offices are a. foliows:-
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The annual election for STATE officers in Oonnsotlcut
will take psos to-day, which viii close spring cam
paign. - no other state elsstions vii unii
Augt The officers about to - chosen in C,nuss leu.
Governor, Leutsnant Governor Secretary OF 3ats
Treasurer, Oomptrolisr and msmbsrs Of the legislature
the latter Of which will devolvs the choice Unied
States Senator, place OF Hon. Isaac Tsucsy whass
term expires the 4th Of March next. Foue distinct
tickets in the Asld fer State Offices ~ foliows:
DEM Knop NotAing
Governor. Samuel Iugham. William r. Minor.
Lieut. Governor. John I. Wait. Albert Day.
Sec. of Slate. e...... .oger Avetu n. D. Sperry.
Treaeurer. Taicott CROSBY Charles o Bolden.
Comptroller. -. Thomss Cowes. Edward Preaiss.
Niger W0rshipprs. WAtg
Governor. ........ Gidaon Weles. John a. Rockwell
Lieut. Governor Hanry Harrison. .Joshus Cal ter.
Gee. Of State.... John Boyd. J. Il. TrumbuI
treasurer .Josoph b Gay. -
ConpirUlle, John {. Adams. Asert N. Baldwin.
AT the election last sprirg there were but three
toss and the result OF the vote for Governor was ~
followa:-
William T. Minor, (1. N. 8,O78
Samuel Inshsm, (dem., q 200
Dutton (Dgger worshipper) ).................. ol8z
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Hobolken City News

THE CHARTTR EllCnoN-Th charter election in Hebe-
bOien viii be held tomorrow CrussdAy), April 9. n
candidates are ~ fouows:-
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J. W. vAp BosIkerek.
Isaac Nnkay:

Second ward ......G. W. hampton, Isaac NnkN.
Third ward ..... John Beard, James b. Wilson.
The principal question at issue IN Hobsksn at this so
tion win be that Of pr ,ourng supply Of Passa watsr
fiom the Jersey City Wate~wcrks, anA wohirds q Asy
votes must be cast to authorize It. An anlsnduent r
the charter Of Hoboken procASed darng thA past
winter and hvorsbls propositsM made By Ia Jepev
Water Comm issioners aoceTtsd by pablo rovsx
Of citizens on Friday evening LIST
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Cd ocuises with the Indsns Of the deparmeo. Of Ma
3gslpa. They had quit work, and threatened to
tsgalps. zen. Walker Withdrew the AerisAn gar.
rsored the pest with natives At ths suggestion Of per-
this gavs greater FOR the native soldiers
oc omitted ali kinds OF depredatons on the peops they
we're sent to protect Pc ons forwarded to have
the native troope replaced Aner,sns but the Com
sncsr In Chief had mAturea MS plan Of action and bs
fore the messenger Of the Iadisns had left oy Of GrA
ada courier was on ae road to MasagAps with orders
to the commander Of the troops that department to
withdraw altogether from the district.
Tn occurred some 81. weess since and BY the policy
they hsve been relieved from the arbua.iness OF tho
American and the rascay OF tho native soisrs they
To- subject Insult tho mill AMI peace
the result pous father Of the church who had been
ssp into the to talk with the Indians
presen, adopted The Iadaps have returned 70 theie
work the fields are sgsin In cultivation, and content
mssit is on The face Of every one,
The most eminent legislators have sought in vain for
esns TO pscy and reclaim the Indians from their Wild
ana predatory character but they hsvs found Ia
books the method to be ad,pei. No gveo roles will
DO for the emergency tf Indian dsc ntent but all
easfors must furnish their peculiar ,rts The
ctaractsr OF the troes must bs unoersood the real
ground OF complaint the hidden gated; the
nature Of their desires rightly understo,d and then
State can hope TO perfc,a iasting compact Such
the commander will preserve the peace Of that
nent pnbrcken The Indians have been left to them
and in tbs enjoyment Of uo,nssrrupted trsuq qaiiity,
shey will rest centsn ted WITH The government.
The polcy Of conciiston hssnot beea adopted through
any uneasiness at the cnscquencc revolt by ths In
dams; but matter of justice to simple and Mborng
people The department Of MstagslpA numbers but .
3peble population, unarmei and unacc TO war
and therefore a dea OF force from that direction must
be excluded The government only seeks to extend the
sied Of it's protection all IT'S ots sh ,ugh
Che business Of the nation has been Of most engrosng
Snte1es occupying the attention OF the cabinet
exousyely vet sufficient been al owed inves.
fisste the affairs OF the Iniisns at Eatgaps and
q policy suitsd to the occasion. -
n vas Important in another Light, that ps~,e should
BE- preserved In that department. Some Of the hsst lana
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they bold hss ths right NTH without wsvesins.
whes 81 lsaeth sspxtsd opt ior full sdniszioa.
The ssvice l. conducted hisdiolded 70 an isola,
tsd spot, sod tbers 40 osth. mseh ~ eoociss
than thst Of ~ -NariAsns." Il sdnisist~sd 70
him. He s~saz, aaoos ots9 thinV, TO -sx-
scuis, aahaaisstissiy. ~ coanands dat Aensy
receive IRON the eoanittss, 10 osdef 70 sseonr
plish the paElset suasdntios Of ~ wsekise
ciaaa." i b sasdlm 10 odd hat ~ ma
iessibls impssostioss sss spsatsd b. IL new
aenbsr againt Aimsslf IN csse be shouid break
hi oath.
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NoTICE-PURsUANT TO SECTION

NJ OF &c E---PURSUANT TO SECTION
~ three Of the entitled IAN prescribing rules
and regulations Tor the execution Of srisne undes
the set Of Congress- entitled r ths rslief Of
citizen, Of towas apcp lands Of the ntsd States, uls
certain eire1mstsnces" Paved March 81, 1853
PvELtc NorIcs Is hereby gven, that he Soth do,
OF June, A. p: 1850, the subscriber entered at ths
and ooe at winen. n. T., The lands esnprisas mo
site OF he Town Of SOUTH In The County Vi bue
Earth, NJ IT, In trust Tor the and bsue0t o.
the occupants thereof according 10 their respective
tereats ~hich anas described In the duplicate
cept OF the Recever Tor the money received b. him w
pay ment therefor, foIlowshe south qussr Of
rsths vest quarter and lots Nos. and eight. OIL
section No neen and north east quarter OF nor h.wes
quarter, and north east quarter Of north qsarset
and west hs OF north quarter OF section No tweaty
two and tho moth west quarter Of tho north
ter Of section No, twenty thrre In township No. los
Of Range No y W, ming two hundred and eighty
slx acres and ninety huBdrsdths. .e-
Esch sid every person association, company Of
ersons claiming TO b. an occupant occupanes o. 10
have poses, or TO be entitled 10 the right al
paney possession Of sneh land. sny iot bsk per
Gel or share thereof required BY the tssrh sseslsa
OF the said act, 10 le within sixty days ahes the Grvt
publication Of this notice 10 the once Of the subsesbsr
~ Belle Elaine, scott Coonty, NJ r., Q stsismsat o.
writing, containing descpton Of The par
t,cazr pieees parts there In WHICH be, ss they
elsim 10 have any interest," and of the specific rleAs
Interest," estate WHICH be, she they respsesivsy
claim TO b. eni'lcd 10 receive, be forever bsred
thereof A. q. CHArG1ELO,
Judge. &c
l.f-~
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;RRfTORY OF nINNEsOTA.-

sswtr asuls-s u4saAA nsan.
Is a. os1nAnat, hAas<A st.ts
yss ass bsseay ssaDeasi 70 sasser th~ leaEi = AZ
Il csarsS assa pisiseG serA ass lees tis1 vii ~.
ssrs his Cesst saS 70 s>rve eop, 81 yas- ,a.ve
the ssessrthsr o. hsakAta, 4. T., wshn tAiF'y az.
asr ks sssvscs 81 ths ssnmoes stssasNe 81 Ire as,
sfsnsvssA - we tsl Y sasv~g Ne ssa esapsasf
hspsA, esonasAst. tss DAzntiS ylll ApRi, % Ne
Car 81 Ne eilsf ..1sat - Asrvss,
L. oerNsUN. Aevfsr rslsaa
pssa Of hss<Ae' 10 hsr, iNf asylts.s
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Anr.cE-~ -e..2sss'Ia,ssS- 50, sSGs3S%a G3'
IN the set st,iilsd An prsserbng The rules md
regulations fr The execution OF the arising
The set OF Congress entted An set for he relief o
e ens Of towns upoa lands OF the United States under
eetsn circumstance, passed March Sd, 1895.
iUBLlC NonCk Is hsreby given. that on che "a day
Of June, D. 1855 The saberbsr catered ~ the land
ore a wineaa n t. the lands conrstusiss The de u
the town Of NEW LIN, IN the eonnty Of NJ va u. T..
la trust Tor the several and neG of the oceupsnts
thereof, ueeoding 10 their peetivs Intervals which
atds desc ibid he duplicate receipt Of the Re
eeser for the moasy received BY hiu psysss there
for llows "rhs half Of the south quarter,
and soath east quarter OF southeat Guar en- add Lot
No Three, and tho southwest quarter Of SECTION No
Twenty In Township Nc ITO n Of ksngs No. 30 W,
tanning three hund cd and fourteen and forty hun
dredthr.
Each and every person, sssociatioH pany OF
persons claiming to be occupant oceupanta. to
have or ess, 10 DO sotisd The right Of
psney possession Of such snds any iot bcck, par
eel share thereof u required BY the foasA ssestoa NJ
said aet, 10 Die within sxty days after the arst psbcA
ton u this notice, In the ote VI the Subscriber 81
Belle Plane, scott county, statemess 10 writing
eontalrinx sccurns dsscsptioa Of the particular
pieces parts thereof IN which, hs she, ihsy CLAIM
% have any interest and Of the specific sht iptsrs
or estate which he, she they respectively clain
b. esiied 70 reseiys, be forever barred thereof
A. q. CHArflEID Judge. &c
Dated June s0th. Iss6. iuiySwew