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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17
ABBOTT & BUTTON
Real Estate Brokers and Geneal
A MD A GENT.

-ReUI EStdte BROKERS ana GcneHG
LAND AGENT,
100 Second Street, Muscatine, Iowa.
pUY and sell real estate, land, city or town
ID properly on commission. Locate lands with
cash or Warrants. Make Investments for capitalists
Collect notes and drafts, also debts and claims in
any part of the State. We make it special OBJ
stct Of our business to attend to the
PYMENT OF TAXS
every part Of the State, and attend to every
thing connected with general real estate business.
Money Invested at high rate Of interest, on the
best security in tho way of mortgages upon real
estate.
m ents Engration'and settlement eocietief will fud
it to their interest to correspond with rs, and to
pc rsons coming West We will cheerfuly furnish all
information within our power, BY letter or other
wise, without charge.
Mr. Albeit b, 8 for many years been engaged in
such business, and Is thoroughly acquainted with
the country that affords such inducements to all
classes. We shall publish Catalogues Of property
which shall be sent free to any address upon appli-
cation, with description, when requested.
Partiesrsnitting us will please dos oby drafts on
the east.
] no. Thompson, Ban kerr No. 2 Wall st. New York
F. Granger Adams, Z" "a CLARK &c Chicago.
Messrs Bartlett & Smith, BANKERS, Columbus Ohio.
Jno Wooley, Esq, cashier, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Thos. Sparrow, Esq, P. NJ, Columbus, Ohio.
Juo. Greenlesf, Esq, do do
Hon. A. A. Bliss, Elyria do
Gov. Nathanie! Baker, Concord, New Hampshire.
gn On 1 vs. pliss .G ESQ.,, Warren Mas SO
Hor J l, Whiting, Gen I land Ag't, DETROIT Mich.
Messrs Doty 4 Abbott, do do !.
Messrs Russell & Trabue, Gen 7 land Agt's Chicago.
II A Hoover, E.q, Pref Marine bn'k Mil. Wis:
Fl Hazelton, banker, Flint, Mi bigan.
Green, Thomas 4 Co., Bnk's, Burlington, +
Gov James w Grimes, do
Coo k Sargent & Downey, bnks, Iowa Cit
J Langworthy & Bro, Dubnine, Iowa.
W Treadwell, Perry q Norton, Albany
March 19,w
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BOOKS, &C.
Burnett s Bookstore.

MO. 178 Second street, Muscatine, Iowa. r. NJ
" BURNETT would announce to the Trade and
Country Merchants tina no supply for cash til.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Published by W. B. Smith & Co. ,Ivison l. Phiny
and rs. Barnes Co. Including all tho Eclectic
Series of School Books. Sanders, Readers, Davies
Seriesof Mathematics &c. &C., at publishers pri-
ces.
BY buying of him they save freight, insurance
&c., and have their orders fIlcdin much shsrteI
time. lie alsa keeps constantly in store, and will
oh, at small advance on eastern prices all other
sch.ol hooks used in Iowa. Also, large stock of
Cap and Lotto Paper, Fancy Note Paper, Plain and
Fancy Envelopes, Cards. States and Pencils Waters
and Sealing Wax, Gold Ferts, Wrapping Paper Pock-
ct Books, Maps, Inks Steel Pens Bibles and Pray,
Books, Song !'oyks, Blank Books, Pass Books, Tuck
Msnorandums, Wall Paper, Mathematical lnstru-
mcnts, Cheap Publications Note Books, Round aud
Patent Notos, Sheet Music, Transparent Window
Shades Fancy Stationery Valentines .Pock Knives
Novels, from 81 % aud 81 90 per dozen.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Vio!ins, Guitars AccorliaDs, &c. together with
instruction Books of all kinds Sheet Music &C., &c
II buys largely of all the above articles for cash
from tho manufacturers East, and can sell them
cheaper (deducting freie hts, &c. than they be
got elsewhere. He Is determined to build up large
iobbing trade in the Back and Static merry business
has adopted as his motto; Small profits and large
sales"
He has also very lar ges sock ofstandand Miscel~
laneous Law, Medical ard theological Books for
sale at eastern prices.
NEW BOOKS,
rocoved by express as soon az published. Fewspa-
pers, Magazines and Periodicals. received daily
r. NJ. B. is agent for the Buffalo Printers Ink Co.
The Buffalo Type Foundry, c. +. Halls Percussion
and Lever Presses, Map. Sunday School Society,
Moline Mills Warpping papers.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17
IOWA AVENUE,
Muscai1ne,

The STOCK comprises
Fiue and heavy Lapland Overcoming
Extra do Eskimo do
Fine heavy German castor beaved do
do blue. black, brown, olive, claret
and mulberry Broadcloths.
Heavy English and French Doeskias,
do German and American do
Seagrave's fine mixtures for Business
Coats,
New styles Harris Cassimeres,
Plain ard Fancy Scsrfs and Cravat
white and fancy Shirts, Merino, Cotton
Muff'ers and Comforters, &c. In fact
FURNISHING HOUSE, ali Of which |
and Fashionable Clothing at the very Lo
Musca'ine, Oc, +. IA, l857-daw
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Muscatine Academy.
N & NJ 8 @ 6 K S f!

Just received at 3 URN ETTS.
it's Leaders and Designs, b,
Nl Elder Hyde.
Bible History of Payer,
Two Years Ago, By Rev. Charles Kingsley,'
Prince of the House of David,
Never Too Late to Mend,
stNoth,ng to Wear Poem, illustrated
Whittiers Poems,
Scott's Infantry Tactics;
Army ResuIatisne,
Song of Hiswatha,
Principles Of Zoology, by Agasais.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17
+. II. BROWN
WHOLESALE GROCER,

WHOLESALE GAQE Els
| S now receiving and has in store large and vel
selected stock Of Groceries which be offers for sale
at very low prices. The stock consists in art Of
rs hhds P Sugar, = very nice article,
g, 20 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
Is bbls Texas Syrup,
80 bags Bio Coffee,
Is bags o g Java Coffee,
10 boxes Ground Coffee,
80 chests Fl and Imperial Teas,
100 packs ges Raisins, new Fruit,
tieYcss prime Rice,
5boxes Saeratus,
10 Pyle Dietetic Ssleratus, SUPER Or to
any In the market,
Is boxes Candy,
10 Bakers Chocolate, Cocoa and Bro ma
10 &C Ghukins,
Is Adamantina Candles,
Is Tallow do
so Tobacco of the most fsvorite brands.
10000 Cigars of the best imported brands
Together with large stock Of Spicesof all KINDS,
Wooden Ware, clothes lines, aud all other articles
su kept by thetrade, to which he would invite
&c ntion Of dealers. BROWN,
ITS Second street.
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TO WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKERS.
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.
r. wHTTBECK & co.

Corner of Rendo ph and Jefferson sts., chicago, III.
TAvE for sale Turned Spokes, Sawed and Bent
II Felloes, Buggy Poles and Shafts, Wagon Poles
and xles, and all kinds of Gearing STUD, Hubs
AZ. Also, all styles of WAGONS, light and heavy;
Yard Carts, for Lumber dealers, Business Buggies,
ows, Cutiva.ors Shovel Plows, &c.
je1S-daw6m
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c. BRUCE. e. G. BRUCE
BRUC 81 SON
LAND AGENTS e. BROKERS',


Dealers In Exchange G LGIsd Warrants.
Wild Lands, Improved Farms, ToTn Property, &c
FORT DUDGE, IOWA.
w E pay particular attention to the eclectic
w Of Land, and their location with cash OF
land warrants. in the Fort Dodge, Sioux City and
Os.re Land Districts, Iowa.
We have agents located at Sioux City and Osag
who devote their whole time ard attention to
transaction of olI business Fort Dodge will
ceiye sur pereCn al attention. We will cole
notss, bills, drafts and acceptarces tsreugbo
Iowa. and remit proceeds promptly in drafts
New York. Renl Estate and Land Warr8
bought and sold on commission. Titles exsni
o nd Taxes paid. We also pay particular atten
to the Ioaping OF Land Warrants for non-re
dsnts, the loanins Of money at best western rat
and to Investments generally; We examine ca
fully all lands Wa locate and will give plot
description. Our com missions for loanirg or 10
tin . Land Warrants in the abov named distri
will be sIerer 100, SO per 100, 81 per $50 and
ner 40 acres, which should aecommpany the W
rants nd also the Lsnd Office fees oo Warrants
one dollar for each 4 0 acres in bills and drafts
New York.
Lend Entered upon Time.
All business entrusted to us will receive
and careful attention: Correspondence solicited.
apr20 -dswly
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Rich Lyon 3 Velvet Vestings, ...r.,.s
do English Silk do 20 ......
Plain and heavy Grenabine Yes ings q,
Fancy DO do do '..'
Cashmere and Satin do
Kick white and drab silk do a.. p.
Gents and Boys shawls, .,,.,.-.
Fine and extra heavy silk Drawers,
90 DO Go do do Under shirts
Merino and Lands Wool do % do
90 do do do Drawers,
, Tres Gloves Of all kinds Susrenders,'
md Shaker knit W, olen Socks, Blankets,
all GOODS usually found in GENTS
am prepared to sell and make into goods
vest Cash Prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02

,-.ss,,ir the saoguinGry struggle among whom ~e
',se Gen. Warrington. Arnold, Lafayette aud me
sSo-4upse NJ sjoT Andre. Tue appearance OF tos
S..tsr If BIZ Country al this cary day 7ae cou,l
rr,srbicalv describe ~ she hea seen hin iTe4ae1'i
:, ne house Of Mr. Sieuosox, which va hlnt y.
SsSousrers for the Revolutionary officers durD8 '"'
..,y 10 Philsdepb;a srd vicinity.
juoy had thorough contempt ior a. . !el IA
.olor and very poor opinion Of the nonesy ~ r
10 10 general. This probably arose IRON tae Ia
,Sst one wear after her purchsse by NJ bf'wn enc
aCaJne The wife Of an Eogi-hman named Jonn hap ,
.Lono M y. took into HI employ under ne hoH-ior'
raiten b,t hen veil kno~n Redemption usage:
Eey had thee children, all Of whom ere de.d 'eVeFal
yesIs. ,,..-.-s-. ,u.y. ,,,der o--e.. .ba. sbe
.. bito being hired in t'e ianly a whose house ~
O. in1rjsoned She dtscgi bed him e. being the
b,ndsouest man che Jaw, and spoke Of his bear
mo And appearsDCe with clearDess that would amo7'
ga one 20 suppOse that sEe wa describing "a eYeh'
hat occurred but yesterday. al
Indy wa good looking woman when young, anu
s,oy.d the bet pp..'hle beah until r." days pre-
yious 70 her ceaih She probably the aSt Oh tne
slsvc ard The Oldest woman 10 the S
Tlrougbou. her life she bore the charsr Ter Of eiiu.
rsut spd now that $40 has left the scene ol her los
and trCubles we trust
She bas gone whore the good Ii-gcrs 60
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to lie by the Ere. ana g. usei 70 b4p tbe ss-vant.
cary t.tr wood and coel
IT. this way be often 20, hs meals aad occasclal?
some motey. though &; t.1es he usri - ~ for a
couple oi day virhsui getting bit Of food 10 at.
Durirg all this time he had heard Of u hOme-no
place that he could Cal home T-ouga wiling, a.
tive boy. be was st.I waLierer in the Cay %
Churches with Do one to whom ne could hos uP
trt respect or lo,e-Do Ole to care for him Inl'
little fellow had never learned 20 read write, anc.
20 NAV b. imagined knew very ittc 5oTt he Fsnae-
uents Of life YET BE- vas simple hearted a1d -aoere.
ard was read, 20 o. good turn for apy Que q trol-
be Like oil BOYS Il hi. ca-- he f- 10 VIII bst as'o-
cste-, who took lin in their company while they er-
gagged 10 ihieyiSg impIcatng hin IN crime In his
ovp words "Soue .euers hooking caps and he
was brought up to te al III: L; al were let 60 bat
another boz and liu.ef. Little Frank found his
Esy to the City Prison, unber ended, 70 await The day
Of trial H Old not Ike th;s place BIT bette than
the Aims House. The days were long and d. ns and
tie nights were made terrible by the fears Of ghosts
and u thoughts shout IT, murderers Who had Occu-
pied the same cells. In the daytime the boys could
froc together and keep quite merry but a. night the
cell was gcony. ard no moonlight ever came stream
ing into it. This little boy released from the non
grasp Of the law through the agency OF the Ch'd'eH
d,d Socief1 ot Broolyp and hs. been sent 70 g'od
home IN the western part Of this State. Although
vsgrart child he exhibited, while under our care an
sfecoLate and obedieut disposition, and showed much
.ppart u gratitude for what being done for ln.
He ee.med 10 be- amazed that any should be will
il q to watch over him sni provide Jr his welfare
little vsgrsnt gil Of the ace was confined Tor
some slight theft the older conteCerates getting ont on
bail Her father did not cvince the slightest regard for
her, not even sitting her during the two months Of her
imprisonment Her neither died in the Peuitentiary.
happy home mas also been provided for this child,
where She viii receive an education and a religious
training J. = H.
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stroyec- One beiosEei 70 himself one 70 Dr. hrusor,
ore - J. NeWt0a. oae t. VIM Shepherd and two to
Frsr, No'cIcol In tie lsft 80 fanny pigeon-
owue b. Dsa,-i C. S;sg.,r, 10 having ju-t beeo iu-
pored rom Liverpool lo-- shout $40. Tie loss Gus
tsred by Mr. Greetie 5000. insured for $40 IA
the EtUa b. M G7uver $ Nv, iasured tor sloV a
TIE -. Marks by Mr. Prentice, 81 GO. Insured By
NJ. AiA.u-'n. $40, insured for so. On horses
prbab! goo D., insured.
The f-e Wa doubtless tie work Of AZ ncendisry,
a hole having beer Gacoveree II tie stable through
Which tie straw was i-utei.
FIRE ~ AyENyE 4.
About II O'Clock OF Saturday night fire occurred
il tie small grocery and cigar shcp No 22S Averue
A. kep; By Solomon Re'nhs-ct, BIZ; L was soon eIin
eu.shtd. DAMAGE slight. The fire was caused By
the explosion Of "a meter. Insured f,r $500.
FIRE II East IwESTr-FrFrH STREET.
Yesterday morning, shortly after 10 O'Clock FIRE
brcke on; IN tie lme yard o: Candy. Hi-ermaa "
Keeer, foot OF East Tweuty.tfth street causing abou,
81 CcO damage. Sad 70 be insured in the 81. Marks
Irsurrce Company. The fire wss caused by water
leaking through the roof Of shed upon the lime.
FIRE Is wIILI,ssBURcH.
on SATURDAY. morning shorty before : o clock. Off
Ger Varick Of tie Sixteenth Wari while ps.rolns his
beat. Gi.cover,da fire IN the basement of the two
story frame dwelling house NJ. 81 South SIth street
H. succeeded N eI;ngushng this, but another ire
bad been knced the upper par Of the building, AMI
it was soon erve.oped in flames. The fire extended to
the two--ory frame dwelling houses Nos 32j, 322 and
$50 I'll of slch we've destroyed. The two frst build
ir.s were owned by the Rev. Dr.. Hodges, and were
valued :, about 81 600 covered b. insurance. No. 81
was owueo and occupied by Thoma' Gil. whose loss
auourt. TO 81 go insured for $50 10 the Citizens In
suraucc Company Of Wllsm-burgh. No. 800 was
owned by Nj Andrews. RESTING IN Grand street. and
WIS vaIred AZ abOu. $500.
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FIRES.

sryEEiL rssIxEsrs sII HORSE, AND 10 FANCY
BIRDS DESTROYED.
Shortly after clock Saturday morning fire broke
out in the stable Of wm. Greenfield, in Raymond
street, near WLloughby. The dsmes spr-.d to 50 sd
joining carpenter and box shop sni stable in The occu-
parcy Of John c. Gruvs and owned BY J. Il. Prem
tee; thence TO the house Of Mr.. Greenfield, and to
ths, of John Atkinson, together with several shells
all Of which were demolished The buildings burned
were situated within the block bounded by Raymond
wlloughby Lafayette and Navy streets. The corner
house of Of frame teneents L,ta yes;e stree,
owned by Ezra Young wss damaged to the extent Of
81 900; injured in the s.. Marts, Aston .nd Hamilton
SIX hs.,ss q the s,abis VI NJ. Green6eii we're de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02
VAGRANT LIFE N BROOKLYN.

Little Frank D., only ten years old, WAS found in
the Brooklyn City Prison. HIS father and mother
have been dead sbou: five year,. Thrown upon the
world thus early LIE, he found friend to piOtec,
him from evil. He was taken TO the Aluls-House.
lie did not altogether ike to stay there, because ne
Gays that peoples catching sOght Of sickness
"ther.-the cbolers mobus, and were dying away BY
"heaps, asd he did lot want to die IN the same ship
So smother boy and he made up their minds to escape
possible. They climbed over the fence and weu' OF
without detection The world being now before them.
their next thought was how they should manage to
I've So they succeeded in borrowing 80 old basket
from an old woman, and then started OF on begging
tour. They coon got their basket full When night
came on they did rot know where to 50. They
looked about and at last found an old almost deserted
house, and they lodged that night in the gsues, come
people who lived below kindly leDdn them coverset.
From hs, tine this little boy dept about under stosps
in bSrsls, and in empty ceaAry, wherever be could
find copvsynea; place. Sometimes had woman
offered - take hun mo the house and give him Pace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02
ANOTHER DARING WGHuAY ROBBERY
ONE OF THE PERPETRATORS IN CUSTODY

ONE OF The PERPE lRAlOkS IN ClSloDi'
A most bold and daring oase of highway robbery o.
CURED at the corner Of Third avenue and Thirteeuth
street on Friday evening al Il o'clock. a gentleman
named Glass had been downtown on some important
business. and returning home at the time named
stood for few moments Oh the doorstep before enter
ing the house. While there, two rfians came along
and made violent attack upon him, and threw
him 10 the pavement with great VIOLENCE one OF the
highwaymen grabbed for his victims watch. but the
guariabresking he die not succeed As NJ. Glass
fought des1 eratey and threatened To be quite match
for both bis adver,aes they concluded to give him
settler on the head with heavy weapon, which
violence they about TO nhict when Officer Long
hove in sight ard pounced upon the villains, one OF
whom only he succeeded in arresting. The prisoner
gave his name az John Mcdonald He is II native OF
Ireland. and claims TO be 8 laberor. He was taken
before Justice Brennan aud committed to prison for
hia in default of bail. The prisoners confederate IS
1t Al large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02

week, whec tie lumber was as. The ,acrrssed
mortality MS 10 have been principally 10 dsess-s II
to- trsin ere DeTyee-the number a deaths bang a..
Compared with the rtspordiog week OF 1856 there
Is 81 1cre,se Of 80 IA the number Of destas during
the paA week. The following Is comparative table
o; the number o; deaths during the past two weeks
suoug airis sld children. dsttngg -hiDs the seHes;
Aeu. Woul-u- sovG @1s- TcsAl-
Week en5i=s IAa. st.....S = l2 E3 Fs
Neek czc,ls a. 5i.....D y III ieI al
Auors the prircpa. causes Of desth were the fol-
loving: Consumption .; commissions infsntleD. a.;
Inflammation Of the lungs, - sssTet fever. isi
measles, o. marasmus nf.rtlel, -; dmpsy in the
bead, Is; smallpox II; Group, Il. The following is
classification ef the diseases ard the total number OF
deaths Il each class OF disease Bones joints, SC,
g. brain and nerves. -, ceneratve organs, heart
and blood-'esssls. -. lungs .hnoat, Sc, -; Old
age ! skin &c. and eruPtive fevsrs, . st'llborn
AMI premature births. IL stomach. bove.s and other
digestive orgsn IS uncertain and general ieyers,
A.; urinary organs. 3-tO,a.. AL. The number Of
dss:hs. compared with The corresponding weeks Of
49, sud 1S56. was "a follows Week ending Feb. J,
lSiJ 81; week eedng Feb. ,, 1886 rs; week ending
jar -. ~. 49, week eri!ug Jan. 81. 1857, i9l.
The nativity table gives 3S3 natives OF the Uaited
States, q OF Germany. 50 Of Ireland, sad few Of
otler European ustions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02

: The Republicans Of Iowa held State Convention Al
Iowa Cny on the I'D of January, and nominated the
following ticket fol- State officers:
Edward Manning of Van Buren,, Commissioner Of
Des MONIES River Improvement, nominated by aScl,
nation.
Stewart GoOdeSel Of Polk for Register Of Des Moines
Improvement; first ballot.
Prof. L. H. Bugbee of Linn, on second ballot. for
Superintendent Of Instruction.
For Register of Land-0hioe, W. H. Holmes Of
Jones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02

SvSrESsIos. BRIDGE ANSoYANcrS.-TRe Rochester
CE'0r tells the following incident, on COED authority,
Of the pleasures of this popular place of transit;
\, An American gentleman crossed the Bridge with
us yaise in hard, and met by the Custom. House
senileman, who demanded . show of effects. The
usve!w displayed the contents Of his yalise, which
gator come ssuce. for which be paid dearly He went
me Western Hotel and took lodgings. Thths he
sr followed BY the sharp Crstom.House man, who
i IN mat he was not quite right. The traveller
y. geo plsie, for the purpose Of washing them He
bS acey laid TIE teeth down before they were seized
As sevsn1 efieeg, who alleged tia; tho ,ss,h were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02
The Fehnary tenn of tie Count Of General Sessions
Cg.Rcr OF FALSE PRrTrssrs-Chsrles " Bean

CHARGE or FALSE PRFTFSsrS.-C harle- y bean
VA. arrested on Saturday afternoon by Sergeant smith e OF
IN. Lower Police Court charged with deiraudns DIT ROBERT
CHRISTIE No 1876 Third avenue ont Of The lease hktues ana
hv meas Of f.,e and fraudulent preenses The AFFIDAVIT OF
Nr Christie states that MAY 1855, Bean proposed 10 puI
= a i'm the property question offering oI the same 10
hsr n the stock OF 1he Webster Fire Insurance Company
a III. c,v which represented 10 be worth flOO aud
r to induce pausnt 10 accept Of his ohe besa
.teA that the Company in hlhy prosperous condton
nm. At. cAs .pita paid it, $1,000 aud that ~ So"
49, psr o. these rprrseua'ou- Mr OhFiste parted "th
hi. property and took 200 hsrrs OF the stocs OF the webster
FY Company which he states he soon found to be
oble.. the Company were bankrupt snd IN tse never
b,5 v e.i.t@uce He now charges that the repesrn atoms
nd, 20 hn by Bean totally iss aud made for the
purros- defraudng him On the arrest OF Bean
ne taken before Justice Osborne aud committed 10 tho
Torubs h default OF 10 O0o bail, 70 answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02
4 CORRECTION

To NJ Sti'o~ ~ Iff y J. lTforss
SIR: 4 fieud has Just called my attention 10 al
article publi,hei in your paper OF the 2d ultimo.
ard headed "Swiu6lng in New lork-ls There No
Law As TIE sr'ic!e opeLs vito an equsycoal auu-
zion 90 the Ierses House o. ~hoh sun the proprietor
ard which is likely 70 have " Just influence, not
only upon my business but upon my person'l reQua-
r, bes through Tire medium u your 'ntnn % correct
.pu.-ioGs The Art' 50 iAE a. taeY
rrae = re The writer Nj Jas GeAoa alleges that Ia was
arasti heu company wiki BIS sister who was ~ nrI ~
e California hy esr ctsbe k.ng man. and solicited
.'op Jersey House lie prjref o. BE- rsner for the
Ho.. THIS saujtrous tab.;0u and The Ast sentenc"
r,A-, a. urtquivo,A Ae Nj GleasoG. accompanied BY
.m.- Got cannot 70 NV house
d. 70 A,.lt A. the time alluded , aid partes OF ore.kfAs
bar liou4L thr uHasuce u ANY person in my employment
tor Gcaim having soa either sselt or soicior lot
ne Hose. Nr G-on. ~houi any CONSULTATION WITH
me- vhA-rye purchased California ticket AID stte M pur
mr. Of h.yug been impo.rd upon nave
nothing do With the e,orh'snt p'crs charged Tor Csis
the rciercy of he present Pohce Of New"
No-k 20 which he audes, and am unwilling that any
persou ha utter agsiost them shaA NIX my
such wy likely 20 njue me and my business
The terstior certainly. IN this instance would NOV con
yic n--narnely IS which al charged Nh Gleason
or his breakfasts. and the return OF that 20 MIN WI
assist IN assusgu grief vii restore u 20 him cheeTtuy
ave dent OF New York but few months and can
awe Won The Peter Cooper and MI Hewe OF tina
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