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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23
BOOKS.

OA<AVnos
BoOks AND STATIONERY.
Wholesa1e and Retail.
.SsssssAer Serses Ls Clatre ROsr,
DAVENPORT. IOWA
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
GOLD PENs, PAPER,
! VISITING CARDS. PRINTING PAPHk
Gold and Silver Tvsah Picks, Fin. ana Fancy
vrsas,A Arer6sssa.nf, NOM
eI. Cords and Tasseis
IoS-th-l with all articles usually kept In Bookstore
which they viii sell as
CHEAP AS TnK CHEAPEST
at either
WHOLESALE o. RETAlLl
Cash paid for ciesn Cotton and Linen Rags
jsp22davu 6kO w. ELLIS 90.
wall Paper.
I AN nov receiving from The Manufacturers, o..
i I3.O00 rolls u wall Pssrr aud Borders, which
vii sell st euali sivanes. at wholesale retail.
y. II. WARREN,
(nayoatO Rock Island
Stationery.
TVAE snest stock VI StAtion-r, offered in thi.
i market, j. no~ striving at
II
(MAy5dtO kock lslalsd.
RLANK BOOKS Of every de-eriptpn can nov h'
ID had al wARRKN's,
(mxsddtD Rock Island.
Onn ROLLS OF Curtain Pascr for safe cheap b,
OOO N. WARREN,
(niaySt Rock Island.
10000 ROLLS WALL PAPER
kACksyKD Az
Va. Z LeCIMis.e KOsr.
Also
Pr, .os Of fict,n-s, Paper M,cir Rox-s. PesI |
Card Cases. Animals foi 1851.
Reiicrss &r.. kc.,
For the Holidays.
We have made large additions :, our
STOCK OF GOLD PEW;
LUBIN's PERFUAERY, ,PORlGONNAIS, aid Ian
ey Goods GEM ally, which, tog.thcr with the NEW
hooks Il til .c-son, We will sell cheap ~ ih'
eh, spest. ie4i4wttl CLIO. W. KII.S co.
Enl kEANS WRAPPING PAPkR s.s
eBJO discs. Tor sale by
PORDsR 4 bkO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23

l27 Acres Pine Timber Land for sale

svNnr su.i-rrh-r will sell vaiushle tract of heavy
] Tnhev Land ~ $40 aces in wisconsin sitnated
near ST. GroS FaI-. on w-o'f River, and running
back on \ small Lake being on the section linz
,ide Of It, II MT tsroreb IL II II the most beau.
'ifu inestion T. thu West; village u springtne
up in the 'nme 'iat" vicinity and the land viii DO
VII to isy ont In village lots. Saw MIL II being
cted this b-antiful stream within fev rods Of
this land; the above land h very cheap q - per
acre Also 107 acres PlEe Timber Land Of the nrst
quality. on the banks Of the Chippeway, where ~
TO market fhs above propsrty will Be sold st bar
gain; said land 10 free and clear from all iaeumbr
Aoct Terms Easy. Yor further paticulars enquire
cf the subscSiber, No. LsCaire Row.
aecl0dtf l. l.. BOLCONB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23

DeSM zines River Land fov sale
L..3.VSI DEPARTMENTS
10. Alolnss Rtvsr Navioatien and X 10.
OrTuuwA Iowa, April n 1856.
Il NE under -isnssf hereby gives notics that this
] Onace IL now open tor the ssic - these valuable
sit They will BE- sold on long crcst. AID IN lots 10
Nh means ard VII hes Of pur, hss-rs.
Anyfurther Information desired in relation to thosf
ftwill tc furnished OH apydicai.on at this odrcs
/ mail or otherwise. GEO. X PERKINS,
tnAyi6dtfi LAM Commissioner.
LAND-DE . ARSnEY.
DEs MoINvs NAVIGATION Co I
AN the sixteenth day ~ June. next, the once b.
~ the SAVE Of the lands of this company will Iur
removed from this place to Fort pes Aoin-s.
These lands will b. sold long credits. and ir
tots To suit the means and sishcs of rrrcaxsers'
GHO PRRKINS
Land Cvmui,ssiofie
Ottumvs ova IS Ay2T ds~s
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07
TheOhio EItcfIon.

The State election in Ohio transpired on
Monday October 9th. By Democratic papers
received by the last arrival, the Democracy
seem confident Of their ability to carry their
State ticket. It would certainly be a grati-
tying result TO the Democratic party of the
Union; but one which may be considered
somewhat doubtful, considering the eighty
thousand majority given for Chase, the Re
publican Governor, two years since. Chase
has been re-nominated by the Republican
party, and the Democratic press are making
a calm, steady and confident onslaught upon
his administration Of affairs, whilst the Re-
publican press are making desperate at
tempts to excuse the short comings of their
State officials, and in explanation of their
conduct.
The Democratic nominee for Governor is
Henry b. Payne, of Cuyahoga, supported by
an excellent and popular State ticket The
Democracy of Ohio have made many gal
liant struggle in years gone by, and they
will not falter now, even with the former
huge Republican majority to overcOme.-
With no national vitality as party-the
losses they have sustained in the Congress
sional elections-and their failure to unite
the forces Of the opposition under their Sec
tional banner, evidences the failure Of the
Republican movement as stable and eff-
cient party, and doubtless had it's effect upon
the recent State election in Ohio. The Re-
publicans can achieve nothing as party in
the next Congress, but must be content to
rest upon the garlands that encircle the
brow of their late Speaker. If such is the
sentiment Of the nation concerning the Re-
publican party, why may we net hope that
the people of Ohio will consign them to a
similar repose upon the gubernatorial lau
rels Of Mr.. Chase "Let ns watch, hope and
pray"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07
From Carson Valley.

A telegraphic despatch in the Sacramento
Union of Monday, dated Placervlle, Oct. A,
says:
John J. Walker, from Arkansas, arrived
Oct. ,, at Genoa. He reports that Abbott
and Kirby, members Of his company, were
killed by Indians near Goose Greek; two
Abbotts ,E6rc wounded !, and they lost twenty
.EsAGpof ,Spck 1.-THE same time they pass
xkls Marmon train just going on the forty
IN le fes&t, getting along well.
EsA large number,ef horses and mules have
been missing since the exit of the Mormons.
Parties have gone in chase on the track of
the Mormons
A trading post at Gold Canon. kept by
Atchison, was burned with its contents, and
but for the timely aid of some Pinto Indians
the Clerk would have been burned up, being
asleep when the Indians discovered the house
in flames, and rescued him.
Uncle Billy Rogers is en- route to Sacra-
mento with petitions to Governor Johnson
for aid.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

COSMOPOLITAN ART JoURNAL.-We have
received per mail, the fifth number of this
most excellent American Quarterly. 1t is
entirely devoted to art and the bellies lettres
and is one of the most highly refined, and
interesting periodicals of the day. 1t is
furnished by the Cosmopolitan Art Associ-
alton at the very low price Of 25 cents per
number or $l,00 year. 1t is furnished
free to all members of the association, men,
bership in which can be obtained for $500
per annum We commend the Journal to all
lovers of literature and the arts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

CoRREcTIoN We last week stated that
the body Of James L Rodgers had been
taken from fume on Spring Creek Since
then we have seen Mr.. Rodgers in our street
in excellent health. The body recovered
was that was of a Mr.. Hamlin, who disap-
appeared from Squaw Greek on the 18TH ult.
Before his disappearance he had exhibited
unmistakable evidence of mental alteration.
He leaves daughter in Sacramento = ShaS-
ia Courier.
AS wepublished the erroneous accosnt re-
ferred to, so do we make the correction in
justice to his friends here and in the Allan
tic States.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

WAGON RoAD.-We are informed, says
the Shasta Courier, that the Shasta and
Weaverville wagon road is fully completed
from the Messrs. Lowden's, on Trinity River,
to Weaverville. Before long we will have
daily line Of stages from this place to Wea-
vervlle. A wagon road has also been made
from Lewiston. on Trinity, to Weaverville,
over the trail Travelled for the last two years
between Shasta and Weaverville there is
now decidedly good route between the two
places.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07
Communicated.

Editor Of The Record:
DEAR SIR-Neyer having been blessed
with as much "book larnin' as | could wish
| am compelled to acknowledge my inability
to understand the meaning of the following
sentence, which | find in "Censor's" last
letter:
'But when local prejudces are disciplined
to opposition with capital, and tact ready 10
achieve counter purpose, the convenience
of State will be jeopardized by local alac-
rity, and the cohesive power Of associative
action broken"
If convenient for you to do so, please fur
nish me with an Interpretation Of this mys-
terious paragraph, and oblige yours, &c
NoN-sENsE.oR.
We wonder at the ignorance displayed by
our correspondent, but as the task is COM
paratively easy one, and will serve to in
struct a very benighted seeker after inform
alton, we append the desired Interpretation
as follows He intends to convey the the
ory that when predictions, influenced by
geographical idosyncracics, lack due sub
ordination to concentrate upon financial pre-
ponderance, and the nice discernment to
consummate contradis,inctive consequence
that the commodiousness pertaining to q
common wealth will be endangered by indi-
genous promptitude of performance, and the
copulated machinery oi.conjunctive external
significance of expression will incontinently
kerhumix.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

The NICARAGUA LINL.--Owing to dis
putes which exist between Capt Garrison
and Commodore Vanderbilt regarding the
ownership of the Nicaragua line of steam.
ships, the public are now, and probably will
continue to be deprived of any other means
of travel to and from California by steam
ship, than that Of the Panama route, until
the long talked of Tehuantepec route is es-
tablished.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

A WASHINGTON correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury thus describes the per-
sonal appearance of Mr.. Buchanan, former
ly and at present.
I remember the appearance Of Mr.. Bu-
chanan in olden times, when Jackson was
President, when he was broad, firm, strong,
and energetic in appearance, and quick in
motion. lie is now quiet in his movement,
gentle in his manner, and seemingly consci-
GUS Of the necessity of constant care of HIM
self, as well as of everything else. His fea-
lures are longer, and his skin has that soft
white appearance, which we only see in ell
derly persons Of temperate life and abstin.
ence from outdoor exposure. The pictures
represent him as having crooked neck, but
this proceeds only from a difference in the
foci of his eyes, which he ought to have had
remedied by the obtcan in early life The
eye of lesser power he advanced toward the
object he looks upon, and Of course depresses
the opposite side of the head. l often pass
him in the evening hours, within or near the
Presidential gardens. His honors rest so
easily upon him, that those who talk with
him, like himself, forget that he is President
and they think only Of the urbane gentle
man.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

Pooh MEXICO is sadly deficient in the
ssinews of war; She is even much worse Off
than Uncle Sam, whose moiety is the butt Of
such powers IS Great Britain, Russia and
France. According to statement before US
the regular army of the Rebublic of Mexico,
consists sf ten battalions Of infantry, six
souadrons of cavalry, and several light di-
visions. This is exclusive of the volunteer
companies and militia Of the several States.
The Mexican navy consists Of but nine or
ten vessels, mounting, in ell probability, to
but thirty-ive or forty guns.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07
Mint Matters.

The United States Grand Jury in closing
their report of Mint Investigations, say =:
The Grand Jury, after mature reflection
have come to the conclusion that it is highly
expedieut and necessary that the U. States
Government should Immediately appoint q
Commissioner TO 60 into full and complete
investigation Of the affairs Of the Branch
Mint in this city, from its commencement to
the present time. This should be done in
Justice to the officers of said Mint, as well
as to discover all delinquencies. and take
steps to prevent their recurrence"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

BALL AT THoMpsoN's FLAT.--On Thurs
day week, the 10th, ball will be given at
the Western House. Thompson's Flat, by
Messrs, Thomas g. Perdue. Judging from
the well known liberal character of these
gentlemen and the preparations they have
made and are making, it will be one of the
most brilliant affairs Of the season.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

PARpoNED.--Duriug the fetes Napoleon,
which took place at Paris in August last, the
Emperor granted pardons. combinations or
reduction of punishment, to l,l42 prisonerc.
WHY cannot we have the fetes johnson IL
December next, in order to give him an op-
portunity to exhibit his mercy, while the
people are praising him--if by that time
there be anybody left in our prisons to
practice on Sac. Bee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07
Desperate AGrny.1

One man was killed and two wounded in
an affray which happened at Restaurant,
in Rabbit Creek on Thursday of last week.
The parties were all Mexicans. One Of the
wounded men is in very dangerous condi-
tion, the other was shot through the hand.
No arrests had been made, but party Of
citizens headed by Jim Beckwourth, went in
pursuit of person suspected of shooting the
one who is dead.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

AUCTION SALE To- DAY .-Messrs CUSHION
& Colehan will sell at public auction to-day
OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, the Oroville Mining
Company's Boarding House, together with q
variety of appurtenances thereunto belong
ing, for full list of which, we refer cur
readers to their advertisement in another
column.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07
0ROyILLE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1857.

BIG BoND.-W. S. Manlove, sheriff elect
Of Sacramento county, has given bond in
the sum of $208,00O. The instrument has
60 signers This is the heaftiest bond we
have heard of lately.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

CHRIS. Lilly SHoT.-By passenger who
arrived here on the Sonora, says the Moan
ing call, we learn that this celebrated in
dividual has been executed. The particulars
as we learn them, are these. Lilly, with
companion, was engaged in running vessel
between San Salvador and the other Central
American States, carrying on contraband
trade They had followed this business with
some success, for considerable length Of
time The authorities Of San Salvador be-
came apprised Of the smuggling business
that was going on, and determined to detect
those engaged in it, 1t was well known from
the part which Lilly took in relation to Mic
aragua matters, that he stood in very bad
odor with the Central American authorities
Consequently his arrest and imprisonment
imborsed his execution. After having under
gone partial examination, he was con-
demned to death, as was also his companion
(whose name we have been unable to learn. J
Shortly after sentence had been pronounced,
they were both taken out and executed -
Thus ends the career of q noted individual,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07
The RAIN

Night before last, it commenced raining
slightly, and all day yesterday the sky was
overcast with clouds, and showers came
down every now and then. We suppose that
this is just an opening rain incident upon
the moons change or the winter solstice, and
that it won't amount to anything serious as
far as the river claims are concerned. The
weather wiseacres say that it isn't going to
DO any damage, and we suppose they know.
If the river should rise suddenly now, there
is no telling how great the injury would be.
We hope it will confne itself to the fumes
for awhile yet, and "give the boys chance
for eyen," if nothing else We have a notion
that this is u sort Of second-handed equi-
noxial gale, and that it will pass off without
raining much more.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

TEANKs.-We again offer thanks to the
Alta Express Co., and to De Witt s. Co., for
innumerable favors in the newspaporial
way during the past few days. We bs&ta
reassure them of our distinguished consitfesr-
alton. g
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

ORovILLE LYcEUM In another column
is a notice to the members of this association,
requesting them to meet at the Court House
this evening, for tho purpose of re-organiz-
ing.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

STEAMBOAT LAUNcH.--Our entsrprising
fellow citizen, Cha's. L. Minturn, will
launch to-day, from the foot of third street,
known as Steamboat Point, his ine new stea-
mer Intended for the trade between this city
and Petaluma She will be one of the finest
craft on our inland waters.--S. T. Heyald,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

Why are husbands like dough- Because
the women kneaded them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n NOTICE.
NOTICE..
Notice.

FENO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE 40 AND
r. $50 Quartz Mining Company There viii be
meeting OF the stockholders OF the said Company,
held at the Office OF the Company on Yankee ilili,
Butte County, California on Ire second saturday in
October, for the purpose Of olcctiug officers for the
ensuing year. By order uf The Board OF Directors
JOSEPH ROGERS, Secretary.
& WHITMAN, President.
Yankee Hill Sent 20 ls57 sc6ld.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07
PROBATE NOTICE,

NTOTtCE Il HEREBY GIVEN 70 ull persons hav-
~ ing claims against the Estate OF }. NJ Lane.
decd late OF Butte County. to present the same with
proper vouchers to the nders guedwlhin ten months
from lhis date or the same " ill be forever barred
a. II. DISABELL, Special Admir-
Oroville Oct. 9th, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

THE INCOMING LEGIsLATURE.--The Ala
media County Gazette computes the political
complexion of the next Legislature as fol-
lows
Senate-Democrats o6; Repu blicans, s !;
Americans 8; Independent, l.
Assembly Democrats, 54; Republicans,
9; Americans, 8 ; Independent, 4.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07

B1EN, THE MINT RoBBER.-This individ-
ual has bten sentenced to six years in the
penitentiary, and TO pay fine of 5000
Serves him right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
DENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.-T GREAT


l. CENTRAL ROUTE. connec,lns tia Atlantic e's'es VIII
Western North Souths stern state " coz
RsTsy direct This Road also connects Ut fitsoap
with daily line Of Steamers - all pcs IN tue western 'rn
Cev.lsnd Ssrdvsky with steer~fs % A. ports ~
the Nofthwestc Lakes Making tie most dTst
and reliable ~ which FREIGHT cia % forwarded
aud nom tae Crest Wes-
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and pItrsboh5h
FIRST CLASS Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps )7,certs
Book Dry Goods q, boxes bales ard ,runSsl, 10 M
Drugs lin boxes aud b'ies), Feathers, Furs &C..
Tcsinr lin b. -, Dray, In caksl fisr 60 crrt
war; Leather I'm rolls or b1xes Wool aad gsep iO ..
Pots EsstwaId aC......................'.......t
THIsD CiAss-Anyi' Steel Chsnn Ch CeS.,' j9csntsY
Hemp Bacon and Pork stated toce or n s@rss, 10 no.
Tobacco Manufactured except Cigars or cut Ac.
FoUkTB CLAss-Cofee Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork IN casks bcses Fsst~ad. LAID ard 20 cen,sS
Ysys On Nail. Soia hsh German Clay Ia, Ia Q.
Pitch, Eosin &c........ .................'..''s..J
FLoUR-sl Il bh. until further notice
GGNS-5a cents y leo IL until further Dc'ire.
CoTToS-s2Y bale not exceeding so ~eg. rrdi fuf,sss
notice
In Shipping Goods , any point east Of Ph'aap, % pa!
ticnar 70 marx the p-cAsss te PerW7yln. hsirosd Al
Goods he Agents OF this Road st Philadelphia OF
PIT. .bursl will b. ior,F sreod without detentioL
PsEGHT AGEyTs-fiarIis Woru.y 4 Co haD-his Tero !
Ind Dumesnil Bell Co., and Carter Jevett Losusdt
Ky; r Medium, Madison lad Sphsman Brosn ana
Irwin Co.. Cincinnati; w Graham Co.. IsIs syllr
Ohio; LccI Co.. No 81 Kilby a. Bosom; Lesch Co: No
2Astor por.e New.YoIk. and No. William a., New.YoTS
J. Sn.eder, Phi,sdelpaia Nsssaw Rooms, SAh.. rs
Geo. c. French -us. Pittsburgh.
H. II HOUSTON, General Freight Agoat Phlsds!eeis.
II. J. rOMBAERT Superintendent, Atoons, Pa
Nay l. is1.
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Gcai, ST..

GOAL COAL The undersigned seAing
his bcs. Grey Ash Cos double screene prepea "' eae
70 him from the .nfne. the sr' tnn veisat
lbs for SIS 50 per delivered TO an. fsn OF bfSoyn n
store no SO Sends st. wbefs they eaa go ~. OF tho
names Of gentlemen who hsye burned Is M ,s ' .nee
tur v,ar, and are ssslei ts they es@ P tuh
T.y 4 ALEX CAMPBELL No. IS S.sd.ss. Brookiya
T,ANILY COAL.-Our LACkAWANNA COAL
i Yuis the foot Of Hub~rtst NOrta hver corner Of I'm
a and 4h.,y eorrer OF GOuverncurs sI ffou'H I.e't
Pva, AID IN No n Atlantic sTc now supplying
fan ne, With their Justly cectr,,ed L,eiwasaa Ca, Q, ~
or5e,s ef there or II our Oaic- no. "iias eoraer
Exchange Place nri%WHaE & HUDSON CANAL co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

CUPRE3iE COURT-City and County Of New
- Yori.-AUCUsTUS MORO aud CHARLES l. NEl.
hKYER sssinst LEHMAN lsRAELS and JACQUES VAN
TIOITEM sumrac for = norcy trnI.ns contradiction
not .rl TO the above dieadsais: You hereby
.rr ed AZ required tao complaint ~ this .ou
,eh vi Be fled II the Office of the rk Of tho Cr sui
Comfy York e. tie City Hal IN the it civ and 10
c-,, the said complaint tbs SUB
sc,isers 81 their Office No. ~ Ws-sL IN the City
Nsy.YoTk within tucnty days ser ths re Of tas
ers OF sou uziTe Of tie day Of .rch services aud yo
ali 20 ,wts the sSl ecrsp4Is within the time aforesaid
he p this seton vii take Judgment ssast ysa fes
liz .ul a. Five Hundred and Forty two Dollars sd Fif,
rt. viii iptfr,s fr the Lt dsy Of August 1851 besides
"a, rot of .tis sc,' on -D.te1 Aug IL, 1877
~ kAUFNANS l. FOSTER Plttliif. Attorney
Tbe ecur.int IN this fld ia mo Office oi the
.ll a tie Cry Coua.y OF Nowiok. the i5 Day
Ar-u.t 1857 - Dated AU.. - ltc7
N's''' KAUFMAN FOSTER,
.-,I '.viAwFr Pie.Dtifs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

BASI DTg4RTMEyr, ALBANY, Aug. H. 1887
yVyHE BANK OF SING SING has this day filed
in tbs Office 6 notice Of the appointment OF the PARK
BANK. the Cit, of Ne" los a, agent for the edsmpsn
~ m circuit ing notes t,tlsr with revocation q, the sp
poinirncnt OF the SHOE AND LEATHER BASH &" such
ns,Lt agreeable the Act entitled An Act u sreud the
yefs acts rss;irs Incorporated Banks Banking Assoca
q. rs and Undivided BsBkers re- seed April II, 1851.
JAMES w. COOK, Sur,rir.e.s,as.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS Or INDIANA FIVE
~ PER CENT BONDS ISSUED FOR BANKING Pt8-
POSTS-The Commissioners Of thsSnkps fGns Of inaas
will ppy r!nety the dols acd the Interest accrued
or any of the above bonds Of the State OF lIdsns
(which fall due in csst yeers not exceeding II az SiyD TO-
which NAV be -;ccucd ~ the Office a Mtssrs WINSLOW,
LANIER Co.. No. ~ Oh st. New York, previous to thu
Ii cav Of Octcbe 49, ioo of the Commissioners Sipkn,
"-' 4. DuMoST. ProeieaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

CUPRFslE COCRF-Ccun'y Of Kings SARAH
= PEhpCE AGAINST JANIS 81 PEAHCE Summons. ay
Stlef--CCem no. ser. ITO JAMES NJ PEARCs, Detcld.
- Yos are b, eby -ul onoi and cd 70 the
cin,r It's action which VIII + Gcd H. ;te orlee 81 The C-s
in ses &c icyYc Of yoc s..vei :? ~: Nj c.4lr;
n he IN eilsrs a. tf.. oce No Is Wal stree "a "a:
csy OF New York vihin twenty days ser ths SEW &c u
~ ,rons co w.. exclusive Of the dag Of sieh service;
and II ron fail to the ssd complaint wIth the nae
r,.s he pl.r.if this sctior VII apply TO the CorIt
81 ~, Ief tss'.d ~ tho complaint Ca,d July ~ ls'
p1tLL sTOCKEG, Plaintiffs ~ 9E1eS
,velI,uCwFri No. L. nsg 81