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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12
Williamsburg city News.

CHrRcH BsoKsS oPr.-Yesterdsy morning, bciyesn
ono and two O'Clock the Episcopal church In b sdiord
avenue, near Divsion avenue. was broken open. The
thieves die not succeed in ndiug anything bui hrtsns
pitcher used tor communion purposes which t1sy un-
doGbtedy supposed TO be silver. Ofncey Bese. OF the
iath Wnd, two suspicious characters, and go K
towards them they dropped It and ran away.
sipEwNK AcupNI-ssturdsy evening last, about s
O'CLOCK, OK Postmaster John n. Rupcie. while walking
along Grand street slipped upon Ice and fall or 10
the ,ide yak with considerable force sustained severe
fracture cf one OF his arms
Rs ,rRrn or BURGLARS On Saturday evening the
Greenpont officers succeeded In sresiing Two OF tho
gang Of Williamsburg Juvenile burglsrs. O.e Of them,
named ouinu escspod irorn the cells At the Th drict
station house some two weeks tnce, aud the olber,
named Cortis one Of the gang that broke jail
SMoKx HoUsr RoHBrD During Friday night, a smoke-
house, Of North First and Tenth streets owned
by C. smith, was broken open and robbed OF hams
valued q, s75. Two young men, named Harvey Gilm,n
and James Carroll, arrested on Saturday by the
sixth district police, on suspicion Of having mi,ted
the robbery.
ArrssrT TO E1roRr MoSry -Abou eleven O'Clock on
Friday night last, man, named Johnny Dussn," VI.
arrested ny officers vneer and Grnlbs, on q charge Of
attempting TO sxtort money from woman keeping toy
and fancy aore In Second street. near Grand street. II
appears thst Dugsu entered store and demanded the
payment Of Eve dollars for bill Of toys which be pre-
Garry to appear for examination
WILL PROJECTED. the citizens OF the Fourteenth ward
9, the present time well protected. Tue twelve
policemen Who have been removed 10 make room for
Political fsvorites Won't stay removed but enatnue 10
act 40 ususl The newly appointed police also 20 on
DUTY In citizens dress a. they not provided with
uniforms or stars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

RFAR ADMIRAL Sir HENRY HART, nc.

REAR ADMIRAL cir HENRY HART, RICH.
From the Lon6sn News, lice. l3
We have announce the death Of Rear Admiral Sic
Henry Hart Of the Commiss Green wich Hos
pi,al The gallant officer expired yesterday morning
shorty after O'Clock, n his residence s the hospital
The sarnt deceased In his 10Th year he entered
The navy in March, $780, and the year afer took part In
a very gallant engagement with French "a sun ship
lee Iiros dc Homme which ended the loss Of that
vexssl He wac next transferred with Sir dwsrd psew
10 tbe ps reuse (i) and bad the opportunity Of dstn.
him self during the blockade Of Belle sle Lieut.
Hart suSssqueny accompanied Lord Corn wallis 10 India
where he became flag lieutenant 10 the Culloien (7 20
his former aNiart snder, SIR Ed ward peilsv by
whom he vas appoi acng captain 10 the Ter esicbore
and amer wards 70 several other frieates He we sp
pointed 70 the Revenge (4 In 1874 70 the sapphire (7d)
Ia 1878 in which he engaged watching, with hign
credit 10 himself the British interests at Porto Bso,
time when that place attacked bT foce under Sir
Greeor MGr,Gor, In unison With The Mexican patriots
and was next ntrused with mission 70 the Governor
General Of south America, who had been driven from
Mexico 10 Carthseena A. the Termination Of his sue
cess ful m,esson 70 Nuscst he went 10 Bombay with
shp OF ~ runs Intended present from the Imsuu
n the late King william Nv who added her 10 the
British navy, under the name Of the "Imaun."
The Msrqui. Of oueensberry died In Edinburgh ,ae
1eth Of December.
Died, In Dublin, ". n, Dec IL, Mr. JosHrA STANFORD,
ssed 100 years months and rs days His great ongev
" vss doubtless owing 70 ssmong ysicsl oveanzs ion
kept good by Spartan virtues" He preferred plain
diet temperate In an things and took much out OF
door Three and ten years ago was re-
puted 70 have been the most strong athletic In t,wp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

RAscAInY THE Posi- OFucB-Ws informed thu
species Of rasca,y becoming quite common BY which
the correspondence OF business having boxes q
the Port Office, peculiarly exposed 10 depreciation, aad
ssainst which It IL found very difficult eiectusly 70
guard Tho mschievous game referred 10 10 played.
attempted 70 DO played chiefly by young and boys
Who taking advantage Of the pressure Of business inside
the Office have the holiness call for the contents q
boxes belonging 10 parties with whom they are 10
way connected riding the letters when they fortu
nate % 70 obtain any, and appropriaiDg to themselves
anything Of value which the letters may happen 10
tain Several have taken place Of late among this
class OF offenders and the utmost vigilance being
exercised by the prope' officials 70 guard the public
agansi these serious deprcdaons and TO detect those
who attempt them In future,
But there duty which the box holders 10 them
selves spd those who have the Official custody OF their
correspondence Instead OF employing half dozen dir
erent persons TO call for their letters thus confusing the
deliver clerks to who really authorized 10 call,
they should fine thu duty 10 responsible person,
requiring him In all TO be prepared TO exhibit tho
card provided by the Postmaser for the Pablo security
The csrcess and thoushtIcss In which
deal with their correspondence very surprising
considering s importance In q business point Of
view the great and caution which they expect
ard Justly too iron the Post ONCE Department and It's
ofnctr.
The ordinary rsks Of the mail sufficient, Il would
SEEM without having added thereto those oaisde expo
sures which have alluded. While the Post once
Department keeps vigant watch OF whit 10 going on
insdepf Post Oces clearly the duty OF the public 10
unnecessary contingencies allowed 10 hap
pen after their correspondence 10 virtually delivered 20
them and passed oct OF ollcsi custody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

SINGULAR CpCUHsT ANcE Last Tuesday b)th
wires of the House telegraph line of New York
were broken at the same time, between this city and
Providence, yet the line worked well, and their
business was transmitted without interruption. The
lower wire broke first and one end crossed the upper
wire. Shortly after, the upper wire was broken. and
the end crossed the lower wire, thus making good
circuit though both wires were broken. Such com
bination seldom occurs and is worthy of note as
curiosity in telegrsphing. Bangor (lft) Journa',
,Tr1. p.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

The decrease In the dept for the previous year was
$3.50, COL o2-thus showing . payment Of moro than
. million dollars during the two years The Governor
says
This exhibits the gratifying foot that the process OF 70
duopg the public debt has commenced; and, unlsis
checked by reckless mismanag emcnt and extravagAn
expenditure must continue until the pcopio and The Com
monwealth relieved the debt and taxation with
which they are burdened In addition 70 this reduction
Of the public debt large appropriations and pay ments
made for the completion o the Portage Railroad
and for debts previously contracted that work. for
old and unsettled claims recent adjusted by the com
mssionefs appointed der tue at OF session for
laying the south track OF the Columbia Railroad for
sYgng the a division Of the canal and for other
purposes. These extraordinary demands upoa the
treasury have ceased will cease with the
sity thai created them; and leave still layer p0r
tion Of the 70 be applied in payment or the
public debt.
The revenue Of tho past year exceeded tho ordinary
expenditures by ST. o9s 6s and the estimate Of the
overpus for the current year ooo. The Cover
Of opinion that NJ least million be here
after appropriated annually towards the pay mept Of the
aebt, which, with the augmentation will extngush It In
twenty. three years.
The receipts from the public works for the last year
Main Line $l,2l9,212 80
UeawGe... ..............,.. oso,SIZ ~
Total receipts. 81 Ooo,0 b 90
The sale Of the main line Of the public works is again
urged upon the atten.ion OF the Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12
MATTEL.

PoRYn-STAFF0PD.-ID ,ns oity. ON Tuesday, Jan. Q,
Mr. II. A. PORTIR, OF New York, TO Miss AARY j. STAT
FORD. OF New Haven.
MuR-FAlnR.-OuT hursdey, Ian 9, 1t the re.idcnce
Of the BRIDES father, by tho Rev vanZAndt, d.,
Mr. JAMES MUR, late Of San Francisco CAL, To MARaA-
RET, youngest daughter Of Andrew Farmer OF this
city.
California papers please COSY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

Net decrease to January 8, 1867 Sill, 946
The Reading Railroad Company brought down last
week Il l4s tons Of COAL making for the 49, 3eS
tons against u.s. oil tons to the Same date last year
anything has been learned in this icheming age y
that figures e Tho unthinking part of tho world
acted and continues to act upon the belief that the con
trsry Is axiom. Acting upon this knowledge, design
ing have STUDIED the science or figures with great
not with view TO discover the best means Of oon
veyng TRUTH but for the purpose Of making them the
most available q means TO cheat and rob. Not day
passes heads that do not realize how fofmd
able the power has become In the hands OF those who
manage toe Affairs OF our Incorporated companies, and
with what elect Is haadled In their support by
who control the Of influencing public opinion, and
who swayed by sympathy and by interest to make
the such position In the careful and thorough
examination have made OF tho last annual report OF
the New York Central Railroad Company, We have ar
rived at conclusions and presented them for public
consideration, which must have startled aud aston
shed the community The figures given were
taken from the report and the balance sboe published
full. From the figures presented but conclusion
could be arrived viz that the company had made bet
per cent for the year ending Sept go lSb6 instead
Of l0K the MANAGEMENT assert II our statements
correct the report false, while miconcephon OF their
summing up does not by any means demonstrate that
they have lod tho truth. Admitting the fAcs TO be ~
the report states-whch do not, by any means-the
company not carr ing per cent dividend, after guard
ing by proper sinking fund against thai NTH which
eating into the whole system Of rarosds t,wt yearly
depreciation We, however fall back upon the figures
presented In the late report and clearly prove that the
business Of the year 1885, terminating thu Goth OF Sep
tember does show earnings to the stockholders Of
than ga per cent, oonceding TO the manasemen:
the truth Of extraordinary declaration toat the road
Is operated .. fraction 81 per cent Of the recpu
The following the result Of the business by the showing
OF the report
Nrw YORK CENTRAL RAnRoAp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

mw pe5ormers, - . whole harmonic better 10 all sp
yearanoes IN playing we'll their several parts
ought 70 be, ike the bsrmeny Of choir oil uniting 70
produce q symphouious elect and . homogeneous en-.
oTety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

go bbs al fun prices, noiodirg country prime a.
10 10 . $40, and moss do sih old repecked West
ern II $40 DO Sl2 30, And sl4 30 SIS for Chicago
new. Primo mess nominal at $40 $40 B,ef
haDs were held at SIT 90 So Bacon active for
future delivery. 900 boxes ong snd short ribbed mid
dies were sold. deliverable In anmore next spring, 81
10Lc 500 do long ribbed, do Ut New Orleans, ~
loo. Cut meats were nrmer. sale Of SOC, 900 osss
shoulders in bulk was made oeisersble In Baltimore
next spring, ut 8hc. Hams vaed the spot from go
70 10 10, and shoulders rrom 40 aTxo asked. Lard
was firm, with sales OF eco So packages q l2lo.
1870 Butter steady At ioo .2c for Ohio, md
zoo ESQ Tor fair 10 prime State Chese sold at loc
1870.
Rn.-SAles Of $50 casks were made at 31.c. a4xo.
The receipts OF rice into thu post for 1855 amounted %
ST. le5 Heroes, and 10 2s0 bags East India sgsns 81,
b7 ierc<s and o37 bags East ads la 1855 Inc stock
the LIST January, 1857 was Ass uerces and 2.7oc
bags against 600 erces sno 2b0 rags on LIST January
1856.
srGARs.--The market was hTru and closed ct an id
vance Of abou, 40, with iaos o. scout 600 100 hnds
Cuba muscovado at price, ,sngD2 rom 9Ao l0c.
TAIIow Sales VI about 20 Coo los were made AZ III sc
a1lSc.
wm'kD-sai,s OF 200 500 bbs were made a 2oc.,
and lots nom store at 2ehc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12
SECOND BOARn.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

sATUkDAY, jan IU-o r. II,
AsHE-Sales OF Is bbls. pots made at TIC.
BkKlDsrVIrs.-F1our- The market nrmsr with fair
activity In salee, part Of which said have
AIKEN on speculation, with . portion for export. Tho
sales embraced 5000 5000 bbs., Al about the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

Bstcbe,dor's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupecs.
The best IN he world, made, sod aad rppbed al We As
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

Private Instruction In PCuBisnsbip. Given
by OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, a. ks roous, 362 BroadwGy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12
1ss szpor.a.,su Of specie nom tA port last week was


Another California remittance n nearly DUE The next
bank statement will mako very good show Of specie.
The domestic drain last week was quite active.
Albert Il. Nicoays regular semi. weekly auction sale
Of stocks and bonds will take place Monday, the l2sh
inst At II u O'Clock, a the Aerohans' Exchange.
The Chicago and Galena Railroad Company have do
clsred dividend out Of the profits Of the last SIX months
Of ID per cent, Of which per cent payable In cash
and 10 cent In stock This makes 20 per cent for the
year.
The Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Company have
declared dividend Of per cent payable In the bonds Of
the company.
The Green Eay, Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad Com.
pany have declared half yearly dividend Of four per
cent payable on the 18th Of January to New York stock
holders at the Companys office, 81 Wall street.
The value OF merchandise imported into this pert
during the week ending Jan. o. 1851, WAS 1913
to'elsn ufy goooh '.................. 1,zzi,ZSo
Io'a ilhPofMuons ID, asoVio
The value Of exports in the time follows
General merchandise. ...........N u, 6Sl ,6S5
specie I7b,SOS $i,SoI,4 So
Excess Of imports over exports. OBJ, bS6
The following is comparative statement Of the value
of exports from the commencement Of the year 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

Burnsu's Kabbs-ter Cures Chspped Hands
and n frelcs and rCughncss o. ne skin SOLD ~
all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

Cristado~o's Wigs aud Hair Dye are Ac-
knowedged superior b. CHEERS Wholesale snd REAL aud
the dye privately applied 70. G Asisr House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

Defiance Sslsmandsr ssfes-wfth Potent
poV6er proof defiance oehs and Depo. l92 Pearl
WV wv ROBERT H. PATRICK
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mr.. Elliott. Rheumatic Embrosstion.-

Hni. InIniitabie Cutter OF Hair and Whis-
kers, No. Barclay srectHar dye slhgngs DO black
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

I'm Consequence Of Dissolution or Partner
shp OF mes HILL COLBY b1 Broadway they Ars sell.
ing Their winter Of aUs imported boOs aud shoes al
IKrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

This Day Join GoIdsm,tIis' Writing and
bookkeepiDg classss, az 81. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

John Woods New Gymnasium Now Open
atNo Fs.i Twenty eighth street, near Ynh Avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

go Cent Ambrotype.- with Case,
beautifully coored; $40 daily at KIxRALlS cheap
picture factory, sl7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

Notwithstanding Where tn Get q X auitless
picture for 10 cents BACON 20s 3oNery viii thai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

Medcsted Corpound for rresving. Restoring heartily
ng The bali araficaung scurf AID daocI, preventing ball
gray hairs crng dEeases VI the hs glands ar
muscles such sait rheum, piaplcs chl 3ais > ard
swing siani relief o. cu, bruises spralut hurns
folds &C. etc sOe in large bottles prise trcny Eve cns
BY Al Nc pfincp1 drufgS,. an pe-roers boughoui he
world. onirp, ~ BroaiNay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

Holmes New Photographic Invention, Tax
ing pictures for 10 cents and one shilling and one Idor;
Loo daily, at $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

shaving and eruLons 2 Jones' coral hair OIL restorative,
dressing cleaning growing The hair D. liquid albaster
ladies' skin, %. Depot 22 Bo~ery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

Plano for Sale.-A Handsome Rose wood Sc
aDo round elegantly furnished for sale
81 500 less than the coat Apply al 81 East Twenty SIKH
erect, before l2o'clock
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This erfu eubrosion for RHEUMATISM, old sprrs ch
blsins dsoeauOns &c, warranted 10 effect pe-fs are
IN al o. muscular aud perysus rieudasm. It scs
Ike charm, rates every hbv aud ren The ntoet
acute pair imredacy. Pains in the SIDE back, breast so
Yield n is potent uencr and Few applications ouv srs
Necessary " eject cure sod a No 81 DvSson sreeL
Price, hily cents and one dolar yer kctle
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Horuis Cured ny nnrxb u Co.--8aa,csI
rure uxss a. ~ hasien Isne New York.

Hollow avs pills are Nstorc's AID tS Uc,ith,
especially adapsa tbs chsurelie climate. They uron
tc aver ard stomach eradsss Al poisonous parclre fn
the flood wen remove dsorganis Anoa 81 h.
system.
irr. Kelley Can he ConsrItcd Daily Ut his
ofce No bole House ufon dhcasesol the lungs. hvcr
and kidDeJs free OF ch urge.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16

LOOK Our !-NARRow EscApE.-Just
as we were going to press ball from
a rifle, passed through a window of
our Office, whistling by the head of
one Of our compositors. He having
stepped away from his usual place at
his stand was all that saved his life
Any one can see the ball hole. Was it
careless or intentional? Two reports
were heard few minutes apart, in
front of the Office. Such conduct mer-
it's more than a newspaper paragraph.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16
ST. CHARLES
Select School.

HNHE FIRST TERM of the st. Charles Sc.
l. lect School will commence on the
First Monday IN May,
and continue in session months, (2l weeks, }
with o vacation of weeks in harvest
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Branches, (per SESSION. $500
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, &C., 500
Higher Mathematics and Sciences, 1000
Latin and Greek, (academical course,) 1900
Music, "wednesday evenings,) extra, 800
Room rent apportioned among the patrons.
Deductions for loss of time, except in case of
sickness, optional with the teacher. Terms
one half in advance and the balance at the
middle of the session Good boarding can be
had among the citizens, at reasonable rates.
A pleasant school room has been secured.
~ Our school is designed TO accommodate both
young ladies and gentlemen.
After several years experience in the East,
from the District School to the Academy we
have made our home in the West, and from
past success fatter ourself that the coming
school, with care and effort on our part, and
the hearty cooperation of the friends of edu-
cation, will afford advantages for the youth of
both sexes not heretofore enjoyed in this part
of Iowa, and we respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of the citizens of Floyd and adjacent
counties, for our school.
For further information inquire of G. G.
Reiniger, Duncan Ferguson, A. B. F. Hldreth
and others in St. Charles; d. w. Poindexter,
Mitchell j. w. VanOrman, Usage or address
J. NJ. BRAINARD, Teacher.
St. Charles, Floyd Co., Iowa,
April l5 1857 3ltf
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16
u Office.

George c. Moore In the District Court Of
Hampton NJ. Smith. June term, A. D. 1851.
To Hampton NJ. Smith, Defendant;
You are hereby notified that the above On.
titled action has been commenced against you
in the District Court of Floyd County, Iowa,
in favor Of George c. Moore, Plaintiff, by deliv-
ering all original Notice to the Sheriff of said
County, who has made return of the same:
The Defendant Not Found" And YOU are
further notified that Petition of the said
George c. Moore is now On file in said action
IN the office Of the Clerk of the District Court
Of said County, claiming Of you the sum of one
hundred and twenty five dollars, and interest
thereon at the rate Il ten per cent. Per ar2Urn
from the I'd day OF October, y. D. 1915, f.r
money due him On a PromiSsory Note, execut-
ed by you and dated October "a, 1855. tl- the
said sum OF one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars, and interest at the rate Of ten per cent.
per annum, and that upon the commencement
Of said action. an attachment was applied for
and issued in due form Of law, by virtue whereof
the Sheriff Of said County has attached theS =
of the n L and the w Of the L Of Sec
ton No CO. in Township "a \ Of Range IS w.
Of 9Th Principal Meridian in said County. And
unless you appear end make answer to said
Petition on or before the morning of the ninth
day Of June A. D. 1857, Ju1g.IQeC: VII -
rendered against you thereon.
J. V. W. MONTAGUE,
Clerk of the District Court
S. B. STARR, Plaintiffs Attorney 4:23
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
WILTSE g. FAIRFIELD.
General Land Agents, St. Charles, Floyd
County. Iowa,

General Land Agents, St. Charles, Floyd
County, Iowa.
Lands bought and sold, taxes paid, and
money loaned on commission.
Office on Mill Street, t,oo doors ADORE the
Printing Office.
4 GOOD improved Farm, we'll watered and
n fenced, lying north of St. Charles, on the
Cedar River.
Two good improved Farms within three
miles of st. Charles.
Between three and four hundred acres of
Timber Land on the Cedar River.
Wild Land in Township 3d. range Is, Gin
Floyd county,.
Wild Lands in Hancock, Cerro Gordo and
Mitchell Counties.
Good improved and unimproved Farms on
the Little Cedar River
A good improved farm, one of the best in
Northern Iowa, lying on Lime Creek, and half
of a saw mill.
A good farm containing II acres of good
timber, good stone quarry and spring of wa
ter situated in the the northern part Of Floyd
County on the Cedar River.
Twenty acres of land adjoining the town plot
of St. Charles.
A good Farm of 400 acres, with good run
ming water, good House, 40 acres broke, 60
acres fenced, and % acres of it good heavy
timber There is also an orchard upon it
Situated six miles from st, Charles.
A fine unimproved Farm, part grove and
part prairie, good stream of water running
through it. Situated ten miles from st. Charles
A good improved Farm, having good
frame House upon it, situated on the road lead
ing from st. Charles to Rockford.
Two desirable farms situated on Flood
Creek.
good improved farm, with agood house,
timber and water on it and under cultivation;
lies few miles North East of st. Charles.
Two good Store Buildings and Lots on Mill
street in st. Charles
A good Store and Stock of Goods enjoying
one Of the best trades in Northern Iowa
-Four good Dwelling Houses and Lots in St.
Charles
A good House and lot situated on Mill St.,
in st. Charles, eligible either for business or
residence.
Numerous Lots situated in st. Charles,
Rockford and Mitchell, eligible for business
and dwellings.
Perfect titles will be given to all property
sold. 27tf