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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-04-16

HARD, QUEENS, AND GLASS
WARE.-A good assortment, opening ano
for sale at j. L. STREET.
Nav, 27th, 1850.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-04-16

~ ~ " WD9
All the time, at the highest Market Rates.
shingles, tpart cash paid Fall wheat beans axseed
,one butter rye Jeans eggs rags, feathers Beeswax
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21


STATE OF Iowa, FLOYD COUNTY.
Edward Vaughn In District Court
VS. in and for said
Samuel P Pearson. Floyd County
TO SAMUEL p. PEARSON:
Pursuant to an order of the Judge of said
District Court made at the June term thereof,
A. D. 1856. you are hereby notified that on
the 25th day of February, A. d. 1856. anotice
was placed in the hands of the Sheriff of said
Floyd County, notifying you that there was
then on file in the office of the clerk of the said
District Court petition of Edward Vaughn,
claiming of you the sum of $245, ,04, with ten
per cent interest on S1S5 ,0i of said sum claimed
from September 22d, A. d. 1854. and six per
cent interest on $50, 90, remainder of said sum,
from July 30th, A. d. 1853 as money due from
you to the said Edward Vaughn, on due bill
executed by you to William n. Hazard. dated
July 30th A. D. 1853 for $1,000, and three
promissory notes. executed by you to the said
Edward Vaughn. each for SCI ,6S, dated 22d Of
September, A. ID. 1854, and payable one in
four, one in eight, and one in twelve months
from date. with ten per cent. interest per an
mum. from date. That said petition is sworn
to and asks that writ of attachment may be
issued against your property, &C, which notice
Court, A. d. 1856, by the said Sheriff, "Not
Found And that the following described
property, has been duly attached by the said
Sheriff, as your property, to wit !; The south
east quarter of section thirty-six 1867 in town.
ship ninety-six (96l north, range nineteen )l9)
west of the fifth principal meridian, and being
one hundred and sixty l60) acres more or less,
situate in the County Of Cerro Gordo, in the
State Of Iowa.
And you are further notified that unless you
appear and answer to said petition on or before
the morning Of the second day of the next term
of the said District Court, to be holden in said
Floyd county, commencing on tho third Mon
day after the third Monday in May, A. d. 1857
judgement will be rendered against you for
the whole amount, claimed in said petition
with interest as therein stated and costs Of suit
J.v. W. MONTAGUE o'trk sries q coart sns Of a''-
Floyd Co., Iowa
G. G. REINIGER. Attorney for Plff.
Dated St. Charles, April % a. d. 1857
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21

CoxErs Maury informs the
National Intelligcnccr that another
telescope comet, discovered by DIR.
Bruins, at Berlin, March 18th, is now
visible in the northwestern part Of
the Heavens. 1t is supposed to be
identical with the third comet Of 1916,
discovered by Brorson-an elliptic or
bit for which has been computed by
DR.. Won Galen, by which it returns to
its pcrihelion June 25th Of the present
year. The first comet is increasing
its distance from the earth; the second
is approaching, and will be visible du.
ring the whole of May.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21
4oetru.
Up and Doing.
By MRS. l.. II. sIGounSEY.

ave can't afford TO wait. ."--Blsaor CLARE.
Lo! from the wild. the city starts,
And on the prairie's breast
Spring dome. and tower and spire like dream
OF Araby the blest;
And they who fall behind the age,
Or move With snail-like feet, ..u.r
Are in these days of progress deemed
Defunct, or obsolete.
The world grows busy. and expects
Her sons to do the same:
She makes the boiling water work,
And yokes the winged flame;
She bids the mighticst elements
Her varied will obey.
And calls the lightning from the skies,
Her whispered words to say.
eThe idle man is like the dead
Who can no burial find;
III fires il in the race. with those
Who halt and look behind
Even she. who backward gaz' of old,
Was petrifed, we read,
And how can we afford to wait
Amid this railroad speeds
The tarcs are growing in the field,
Though we supinely sleep,
ana he VINO SOWS no secu DetlncS
May hope in vain to reap.
The prince of Evil never lags,
Nor loitors o 'er his prey,
And they must needs be wide awake
Who think TO bar his way.
The pagan people fade and fall
In ignorance and night,
Without cheering ray from heaven
The dreary grave to light,
The ready mission-ship but asks
Our bounty for its freight
Hark to the cry of dying souls
They can't afford to wait.
If there's duty unfulfilled,
A blessed word unspoken-
Haste! ere the hour glass Of our days
Is wasted, spent. or broken;
Nor let procrastination lend
Its burden to our fate
We can't afford to wait, my friend
We can't afford to wait.
c"1he idle are a peculiar kind of dead, witt
annot be buried. ARABIAN PRovERB.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21

The Legislature of Maine adjourned
on the 18th, after session of one
hundred days. Appropriations were
refused to all literary institutions, and
the law requiring the publication Of
intentions Of marriage was restored
as of old time.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21

If you would have a good garden
you must now be up and at it. No
one can be truly said to live without
a good garden. None but those who
have enjoyed it. canappreciate the sat.
isfaction-the luxury-of sitting down
to table spread with the fruits Of
ones own planting and culture. A
bunch of radishes-a few heads of let
tuce-taken from the garden of sum-
mer's morning for breakfast, or mess
of green peas, or sweet corn, are quite
different affairs from the same articles
bought in large quantities from mar
ket, in dying condition, to be put away
in the cellar for use.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21
Blanks,

4 LII the various Blanks in general use, such
n as Deeds. Mortgages, Attachment Bonds,
Title Bonds, Common Bonds, SubpGnas, Writs,
Executions, Notes, Bank Checks, Tax Receipts,
Leases, Clerks Certificates, Articles of Agree
ment, Marriage Certificates, Naturalization
Papers, Bill and Letter Headings, Receipts, &c
SC. &c, constantly on hand and for sale, OF
printed at short notice, by
HILDRETH s. CARVER.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21
A. b. F. HILDRErH D. n. W. CARVER, EDITORS
St. Charles, Iowa. May 81, 1857.


The emigration to the West-this
side the Mississippi-has set in
stronger this Spring than ever. Much
the larger portion Of the emigrants are
from the New England States and
New York, while Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Illinois furnish good number.
We notice that the EASTERN papers are
becoming fearful that the old States
will be depopulated and are endeavor-
ing to persuade men that they cannot
better their condition by coming
West The New Bedford Mass. Mercu-
ry complains of the emigration Of me-
chanics to the new settlements from
that placc-onc of the most busy and
flourishing cities in New England.
1t employs its power of persuasion to
keep them where they are, and to
make them believe that they will not
materially improve their condition by
going Westward.
The New York Evening Post chimes
in and says that the Mercury is prob
ably right-but it is not the certain
ty of better fortune tn at allures these
men-it is only the chance that they
may do better People emigrate as
they buy ticket in a lottery, in the
hope of getting the great prize. If
they remain at home; they are sure of
comfortable living, and probably a
little more; if they emigrate they trust
to their industry to obtain living at
any rate; and if they arc so fortunate
as some whom they have heard of,
they will become rich. The instinct
of adventure we are strongly inclined
to think is stronger in our people than
in any other race of mon Oh the face
of the earth. The nations of Eu.
rope have been sifted for the most ac-
tive and adventurous of their popula-
tion--for the men who take their
chance most cheerfully and readily in
new country; and of these men the
emigrations to our country are in
great part composed Their de-
scendants inherit in a great degree
the disposition Of their ancestors.
We are swayed and impelled by a
certain transmitted rcstlessness,
aginst which it is vain to argue. We
are emigrants, settlers, colonists, by
an almost necessary vocation as the
aborigines are hunters by an inbred
propensity, the fruit Of habit Of life
followed by generation after genera
| tion.
Were these editors to follow the en-
igrants after they have been in their
homes two or three years, they would
find good reasons to change their
opinions. The same labor, industry
and energy in the West, will be twice
as productive as it can be in the rich.
est valleys of the East; and there
are none who possess these attributes
but who better their condition greatly
by pulling up their stakes and sticking
them down upon our prairies.
|
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21
JAS. JACKSON,
Architect and RniZder

The undersigned is prepared to execute In a
neat and tasty manner, Ground Plans, Eleva-
tions Perspective Views and all other kinds of
Architectural Drawings.
Original designs for Dwellings and Public
Buildings furnished ut reasonable rates.
Buildings contracted for or put up by the day.
Lessons given in Architectural draughting.
f9snOtfice, corner cfJackson and Blunt St. s,
st. Charles, Iowa. l0tfl JAS. JACKSON.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21

The peaches and pears in the vicin-
ityM Louisville are said to be entire
K<nstroyed by the recent cold wea'
the3 Apples have also suffered "a
GO! BE extent.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21

"Have you said your prayers,
Johny?" asked an anxious mother.
No. mother,-Bi says me prayers,
and | says the amens, cause it comes
shorter y
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21
JOSHUA JACKSON.

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT
ST. CHARLES, FLOYD co. ,........ IOWA.
Will also pay particular attention to paying
Taxes on Nonresident Lands In Floyd and ad-
joining Counties. Land Warrants located -
Lands bought and sold on Commission, &c.,
&c. References will be given when required
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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21
Magnolia House.

ST. CHARLES, FLoYD Co. Iowa.
This large and commodious House has re-
Gently been opened and fitted up for the ac-
commodation aofs the travelling public. The
Proprietors solicit the patronage Of their friends
and the travelling public generally and pledge
themselves to spare no pains to provide for and
attend personally to the comfort and wants Of
their guests.
II. c. SMITH, S. c. GODDARD.
st. Charles Jan. %, 1857. 23tf
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21

Business 1irtttorp.

Business Cards Of FIVE lines less will be inserted in
Ills column for s5 90 per For each additional
line over five, dollar will be charged
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21
st. Charles Hotel,

st. CHARLES, FLOYD CO., o.,.............. IOWA
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN, PROPRIETOR
Walkers line of Stages leave this House for
all points, daily.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21

Curtains & Window Shades
which we are sure must please the most fastidi.
GUS, HlLDRETH & CARVER,
Corner of Mill and Kelley Streets.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21
School Books,

nF various kinds, for sale cheap, at the st
u Charles Bookstore. by
HlLDRETH & CARVER.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21
Wanted.

TWO GOOD PAINTERS at the Shop of
j Heath & Atkinson. None but good work
men need apply.
st. Charles, April 80, 1851 s~S3
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21
Toy Books,

A ND Writing Books for schools, for sale at
II the St. Charles Bookstore, by
HILDRETH & CARVER.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-21
Writing Paper,

MOTE Paper, Envelopes, Ink, Pens, Quiils,
~ Blotting Sand. Patent Blotters Sc, for
sale by HILDRETH CARVER.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
MARRIRD.

DEAN-DE POREST-On Tuesday. Sept. "a BY the Rev. A.
ksp Nest Edmund T. Dean 10 Nay A. dsssLtef d rss'
dore H. De Forest esq, all Of this city.
FRANKLIN-MILLS-On Tuesday, Sept. = By the hsy.
Mr. Anitseo. Mr.. John p. Frsnhlin 70 Miss EussnA r.
Mills sl OF this city.
GRAEPF-McKINLEY-On Tuesday, sept q BY The Rev
avenue, brooklyn, Lops Island, James 0rseh ee9; 81
Po''syile Penn TO Miss Jane eldest daughter OF WIN
Mckinley, ESQ.
HALCOMB-BAKER-Int this city, on Thursday S~pa ~ g
No hammond street, by the Rov lssae IL futile ~
George f. Baeomb Of Superior City, Ws 20 Miss Phadoss
tbird daughter OF Henry Baker. esq Of Hudson N T.
Hudson and Elizabeth papers please copy.
HICKs-PELLEfBEAU- Brooklyn on Tuesday, 6ept u
ST. Anns Church, BY the Rev b. e. Cutler A. j. hcSs -
Kate youbgest daughter Of Charles H. Peletresn, s
Brooklyn
Mccoy BAyLIs-In Brooklyn, "Wednesday. Sept q -
the Rev Willis Lord ID d., A. Ramsay MoCoy 10 Jsnno1~s
daughter Of Thomas Bsyis, esq all Of that city.
RATHBONE-DEDERER-On Thursday Sept ,, st uoa
Church Or. enc N " By the Rev H. Rogers Mr. Pctss bs
Rabbone to Miss Eliza o., daughter OF A. Dedeter, es@.
oil of Greene, N. y.
ROBERTSON -OOUDIE-on Tuesday, Sept. a. b1 ths Rev:
DR. Thou pson, William Robertson TO Jane ooude both a
Ayr. Scotland.
sHFPPARD ROWAN = On wsdnesdsy, Sept q: st tar
Church of the Ascension, By the Rey Dr. Hawkes. Wunm
Philip. Sheppard esq 10 Lk,e NJ edea daughter OF tes
late j. J. Bssbman RowsD, ssq, al! ofths city
WAY-PAGE-In Brooklyn THURSDAY Sept - q the seA'
dsnce Of the BRIDES faihsr by the Rev. Wm stndiey.
Aanon Way Of Boston 70 hlss bisry L. Page dAssh'""
Msdison Pszs,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

Cu0
ARREST % cho c. 49, Wednesday ulornIur arrested me
HIN Grssy charged s,a one Of cOruelisn rugs
fob psel aod ss,, AIS ~ Pehal s. auSses OF No -
Maidrn Lane MT 20 bis and exhibited TO one of
cee E:1 elaie A.a asked il be had any
Of those chan identified It similar 20 goods hich
Hush. ,,s.ss b, store some wse,s prevon', Nj
fsS T Whit t to % &. fG he
.S 4 In bureau dawer Mr.. Fain then p,nsa
40 be on the table in the store ard said that Grey
ou. seves 10 them thr goods pointed corresponding
bad = tbose stolen NJ Hnghos then caused f',n 70 ~
s the Station HI lille officers Khder and hu'eH
desss ~ Brootd 10 search GrAdJ's premises .,, I'll,
Sr Kh1sr testified thai he went 20 the h2ose oi oi
A.. 1(od street Brooslyn where the sad crazy o'sSi
10 80 In G,.avs trunk four buxcs OF pisted chaias Will @
S,c ed BY Mr Hughes his property ne J sevnn
two small boxes containing gold for m iary ~
ord vest aims supposed 70 baye been soie committed
Jpsee Wolsh before whom Gridy wai t1kcn 1iesscd
i,em eustoay there beins no evidence against him.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
DIED..

ABBoTT-In Forty third street Wednesday sept Jan
years 70 months and iidsy.
BATHOATE-on THURSDAY Sep. 2. At F0rdhan'' lila
The sde:i f.s,.. sna ena. the sy and t
Chss w Bshgse aud ber brother inlaw n q nay"S1S @.
inst q p O'clock her late residence, without further
notice. .
BUDD-On "Wednesday morning. Sept: q, Elss A. ~i's .
cod. family and q b1 sI.ss, ssa:,1 Il lss -. =
I.depce No si E,.t EIsh,oen:h ','os' on Friday s"'
at O'Clock without further notice.
BADEAU-A. Mound City. Pulaski County, ILL., on hoaaey
3; sisi Ii! =: is,. rs''' A. '''''' '''' 70 '' ''I
liam B,y.on. aged s. Jss. monsSs and d.ys.
BUSH wedns'day afternoon Sept s.s 0d:s 1ss SSt
sc1s ssSIs 0ss sss MsSTE % Bus sssd month. snd d.y
CABLIsLEon Thulsts, Sept. o. John w. ''o o. James
va1n,I mi. i .,s}poon at p m from No IN East Thirty
EAOLEs-At M.zp..h, Long Island weasesd.y. So -
Of wst.I on the br'in' Joseph IasS" 's'1
FELIX On wednesday, sep o. q. 10 O'Clock NJ. rTssss
Felix, Osed IL years. native Of beiof "eP- w A'"'
eoTTsBERoER-A. or.s.s n J.. on 1su,I.a:! ., ssv. y
sced Z months ard y days
GAssSER-Rich.rl Weeks the ysanse.. .on q D.va ssx
MsIis 0.s.ner. WEDNESDAY ssP' ~ ssedi peer sA'
HUNrFR-In we.t Thirty seventh street Of ecass,los
Wedlcsdsy, Sept u, Mis- Agnes Hunter - the "'' y"
pARTMAsy-nNo Oi Nn.h syenus, on rsesdsy ~ q
alter ,bort and severe iincss. Herman HsItmsnn' s~
years snd moths. , a.,x n
BARvARD-At Hudson City, y 90 WI wssaoii2 2.rvsrd
Fru,st Ct Cisr infant son Of Wn m. anu % A. A..
BowABD-on Wednesday srpt. - Hs1ra asssa Kss.s
NH wear Of bis sse, late of the sTH' o' h''
Seofrd ., a, shis city On
BTRuANcE-At No IS Beelm.h a,.fiui s;r Is.s. 0sosss
"wednesday Dlofnips Sept - S'e
Herrnspoe, aged S yesE' . Il .., wI,,,... u~,sv
,oNEsA No i Eish'..nss ;',ss rss, month. ssdS
'JHa JNres on weJpesday Sept ~ ~tes d" ''''''
dave Of 10 o'clock a. I'D. -, r.- -. s,,A., -
hARsb.ns hARs,b,s;on Wlism II Marsh, sseo Ss~s@
.%c%SnoeN ~ AZ flu.bins on Wednesday morning, ssps ~
hsEh 10 MeGr sor Of glasgow, Scotland
nno,y-At wsnhsftsnyflle. or TuestsJ sept ~ Juhas
L., n The late George Psrdo~ u this city
,.pErs-In Brohlyn Tues lay evcninsSSsE z eeIss
Ma,st dsughter Of sn h A. and dsre; Al Psfhss ssse
,ssrs mouths and 10 dsys
pYCK-On wedDe.jay morning. Sep, ~. Samuel CAV" fs~
sou Of Mr. Obadiah Peck. ssesl . yea" and month
a,yIVrAt BenriI gton, Vt. Wednesday Sep<. - ~
aerly DR.. Il. sedgwci Swift, formerly Of this es1
spEEHY-Ia Besn street. Brooklyn, on welnssd.y
B,icsrt Aosusia shsehy. ssed q yesrs n"o'o s"1
.te only child Of Richard and Mary 6hscoy s..
srLLIyAN-in Forty pinh ssrese cosner ss"n ana
W,Jresdsy Sept s Florcpce Salissn. go
ene1tbe scn OF Cespeus and Elen Sun, es~t r
VAN PELT-At North e1nce O. - e - sss sssh 1sss 4
acre sac,. Iunes. Mr. Atrsfam Ven f0'
! hssse.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
Advertisement.
RUPTURE PILES AND FIsTULA CURED WITH

OUT TIE KNIFE LGATURE.-Thc Editor Of The Scalpel
established spacious PRIVATE HosPlTAL In one OF The
ost elegant heahu OF the city, and furnished Il
of domestic hfo for the reception of those
patients who require operations prolonged surgical attend
snce Every OF rcducble Rupture and OF Piles, and
Prospsus Of the Rectum, and OF Fsus can be
his occupation the day the application made The
cure Invariably warranted If the be undertaken by
Or. Dixon as careful exsmin ston always pe,enta tho
cessy indcstons Of failure by his improved
method Of operating.
Personnel applications Dr. DyoSs residence No. AZ 9Th
between loh and hsts Office hours for general consuta
ton from to mornings II to daily and to evenings
a. all other be is at the ospi H. and cannot be
Dr D. refers W. c. Bradford Cashier of the Bowery Bank
o. C. McCslum, late of the Erie RIilroad Henry Ford
Brooklyn ard great number Of gentlemen in this city and
everv of the Inol
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
&c
fldvediscment.
"Tur WILD KNIGHT

a.,op Of CSss Story e ho 2ef,r@sd again at Pgsoys
NIosxL wrsh of The Easo" Mr. Fox that Of Hen
S,s Mr. H. Nnh', Agnes o1 tuIewGurs% the
~ OF tie Company appearing This viii bs flIow-
% ~ Psntominne Of the Rgp GSoME WarE WAR.
with M Fox the MessTs Deniers and Miss Pnce &c.
and he whole will conclude with the Drama OF JACK ROBINSON
Isp HIS MONKEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

'o'h' VI ~ sS-seoS S-BeAsc Jssseo
T:tua ffesly was sraigrcd for spe.T.s. 90 he
..s% s5s ;s.. q he s.s q s sss ' ::..ssr
The cs-o OF Thomas Rock vel for runr iaz ;,to a.
'c opslaks tb the sesatos George Law wa era~r,S %
Jc. n Corcrrsp. charged with stealing a rug voaA
~ " WI. ~ Petersen. No SIS Canal street .ss cot -
Wn CO opelsrd, charged ~th stealing silvex coin 10
asSbi S S im F.sdeTes Love Ne 70 sroas ss
ceny q. S 81 GpSai q. e'" '-
aeiy a. E,ncge. charged with steslirg q cbeniss.
No sc Es, pS .',s sse po- eases. from CstAAsns 0ess
M.ig",et Msi.n and Geo. Mills, charged with sssA-
Jotr Dcroyan. srrsigred for ssssut and hatAsy
& 9Th h a' o, 5 , q q s.gs or % !.Ics zcr No ~ cos
'ei ptn Sch~stT Wa. eash ss e 81 s;sp q. pc:c
LOT q boot: worth l. l, f,S" LssITnes ,h1s..L 0.s
I'D ost ss ~, ~a and R. sen. to the P.n!p, e.
Michael Burke wss arsigned for assaalt and boS-
,ry with pistol the a"h Of Sept Ellen Hva No =
ID. head in pistol but fred Der premises or ,As u,rS
t,fos the complain, made Found guilty aud rNsnadsA
Nm. Ganor WAS arraigned for stealing q gold ring.
worth 80 eents taking from the finger ef wm fskA ss
Msry Higgins was charged with stesiing . fort,
worth 50 from Ann DOussery Ne is' Worth street. sod se
George Fisher oolored stole tub Of buttes worth
$40 from Edward Phelps No 2ss scbemmeshotn srs<s
Sarah Mallory and Hannah Mooney were arrsigns4
Tor sssrsysted assault sDd battery upon Catherine H..
reasp No. IFS Better street. striking her With candle st3
end pitcher knoci her down, bacsns eye kc Foxnl
guilty and en- sndcd till Saturday -
John Schmidt was arraigped for stealing case VIII
81 rair Of India rubber ovcrshoes worth @ the Sia -
Se,tcnb,r the Now Brunswck India Rnbber Company
the complaint of Henry o. Norton. No. 100 Liberty ~res
Sent 10 the PeuitsntisIy for unonths.
Richar9 Nthon, changed with assault and battery
GsstoD Spesln. tined go. -.
Mary Murphy, aTaigned for stealing o carpet worth
ss from Drs Nr~p No 81 Roosevelt street. vss seos ~
Pepittntisry for four months.
The case Of Peter Reuhsrt, John Dimon, Thomas
Dunnissm Wsshns,on Gcsry rd Charles MeolioY chssc4
with the src.ny Of eli in silver coin FROM Jacob katx Ne
Clinton street. put TO Saturday.
The case Of August Bulow and Rabetta Bulow,
cbs-ed with removing property mors.scd By the eccued 10
Chsan q. Muller " as ordered TO the General Sessions.
Michael Murphy. charged with assault aud battery
on Mary Burton fined SiA
raj other cases were either dismissed settled %
pcsiponed when the adjourned to o'clock ssurasy
morDrg.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
TAdvertisernent.I

LEA a. PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
has established ses bsh reputation amcng all who love
pqusnt favor edded their dishes Another recommendation
th Sauce h II whoesomeness and being good al article,
base limitations offered 70 the public.
JOHN DUNCAN Soss No. 4Gj Broadway,
Sole Agents for United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
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7. N. JAMES, 1tF2 Sixth avenue, will open this
superior ot Of French Meuos in choice colors
oSE yard also Is RIcH STELLA SHAwLs, at S3 3D.
WORTH 50. Ladies should give an early call
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
IAdyersisement.I

THE AUTUMN HAT.
The attention of Gentlemen s particularly invited 70
Sesutifni ard very attractive Hat for Autsmn.
WARNocg Co.,
No. 5l9 Broadway,
81. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
Tldycrtisenent 7

the Oldest approved article use having been before
The public the last IS The genuine c.n be obtained of
J.. & 8. SAUNDERS, Store only at No 7Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
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grIp QCrAN AND RIVER GARDENS At BARNCM'S

urstuMThe Aauaris at Barnus 10 the great topic of public
The fed n and their nimbleness
ttscts attention. Such fascinating sight never was
presented before.