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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

CUPREME COURF.-J0siah N00nsn and feter
- McNab against A. Wellington Hart To A. YELLING.
TON HART the defendant You hereby summoned aud
REQUIRED complaint IN this action which file
in The Clert Of tho City and County Of York.
the City He'll Of said city, the sixth tav OF October one
thousand hundred and Gy and 20 serve copy o.
your the said complaint on the subscribers s ther
oe,e. No. 81 Wall street in the City Of Nev'Yerk Tan:9
twenty DAYS after hereof exclusive OF the day OF
such service and II you fall 10 the said complaint With
In the time Aforesaid the sntifs in this action wiz ate olg
mont asaus. you the OF two thousand and tsntytTo
dollars and eight cents with interest a, seven per cent
per anpum on three hundred and twenty-five dollars and sixty
one cents the fist day April one thousand eight hun
died and tyseven; snd two hundred and eighty dollars
seventy five cents ron the fret day Of May one Thousand
cah hundred and fly and woundTet aud seventy
six dollars thirty cents from the frs. dsy Of Jgoe one
eight hundred and f7yeven and on two hundred and
yeny and foytwo cents the hst day OF
uy one thousand eight hundred and hy seven and on one
hundred and dollars and forty two cents from the
Art dsy of August thousand esh. and y sever
and on HUNDRED aud eight dollars sud forty eight cents from
the first day q September thousand eiah hundred and
frycyen; aud on hundred and twenty dollars and
:een cents the day Of October one thou md eight
hundred and hyseven and two hundred collars nom n
day OF January thousand eight hundred and y
y and on hundred and dollars aud seventy We
cents OF per psr ON he fourth day Of april
one thousand eight hundred sld f beside the cote OF
this Authenticated October {. 1872.
~ WEST GLOVER; Plaintiffs Aeorreys
ncf7 ls, 6y " ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

DOMAIN EYE BALSAM.-Ths celebrated rem
HI t1y weak and nh,med constantly used with
,i.sl success by distinguished Ocphst during long prues
and b. confidently relei ron s the Wy
hes wh-fs TIE sTelid
fr1ed II as aos Ike magic IN relieving al hritaOn, sud
,snslly Effects complete seer few spIes Pre-
pared and cold BY A. B. d. SANDS, pruees y" i'f
:ox.s, Now. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

~ I. SUfhEMt Hl.-bordce ID. Chai-
~ lin, William Ii. Mellen Daniel Conchine, Nathaniel
Miller Henry Stone against DAVID Thomas and Edward
Dolson Summons fer demand not
ITO the DEFENDANTS above named: You ae hereby
which will be fled in the office Of the Cerk Of ths City and
County of New York the City Hall the City Of New YORK
and copy yonr to the said complaint on the
subscrbers their ofice No II Broadway ii the City CT
New York days sitter the service If this
mons on YOU exclusive Of the day Of such service aud
the said complaint within the tine Aforesaid the
plaintiffs in bis action viii take Judgment against you for the
sum Of $50 90 ard interest thereon o the third day Of
Oc,ober 1851 be,ide the costs Of this action Dated New
York, October s, 1857.
BARNEY, HUMPHREY & BUTLER
Plaintiff Attorneys.
The complaint shove entitled action filed in the
of the CLERK Of the City and County New York sors
ssid the sixth dey OF October. 1857
BARNEY, HUMPHREY Butler
oct7 iaw6wW Plaintiff Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
nlc0ital.

DR. DESU'S LIFE-PRESERYING LUNG
~ Strip, for the Of CCuSpnp:ion Coughs Colis,
Bronchitis Asthma Genera. Debility Se will be % al
pai,. the country In looupce bJtties fer oay.
sl ~, soripton til directions bow make il viii be %
.he poor for 10 One bottle Of AID doigb.i1l
sup Is scrersy suAcien; for the Ad!sess g. DESU,
NJ d No. l4 Riynstons;, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
NNSYLVANIA RAIL OA D

u
Yhe Railroad connects Pittsburgh With rs'
roads and from St Louis Mo- Alton 0sena aud Chicago
N Frsnkfort Lexington aud Loutyile, Ky; Terre Hs1ts
Madison lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati DsytSn
Springfield Beefontsine ssndesiy, foedo oeyeiand 20
packet boats from and to Nsvoresns st L"oi' L0u>
Vie and CiDoinnst. 49,,
mentioned places In the Wes. $40
wiz find this the shortest most expeditions sd
sop,fortabI route between the East and West. -
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOUkU
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS In ~ HOURA
Fare - low any other Route
Bee handbils IN the hotels Of this city.
FbYoush Tickets further Information may be had a. Ne
sGss Of the PENNSYLVANIA RA1LROAD,
No, 2 AEor House Broadway.
J. L. ELLIOTT Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

NOTICE Of ASSIGNMENT. Notice is hereby
IN eiven tbs. JAMES STERLING Of the City Of rreno1
New Jersey hath this dsy made 10 the satscbes
Of bic estate for the equal bene: Of his cr.dors and that the
said credras exhibit fhsI respective claims unog oath or
Affirmation him three months from this date. -
Trenton, N. j., Sept Is, 1851 JOHN X. SMITH
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Nssu, MFR, = ca ssa La -rsee erashed

down ksssrn Nt. & Co, ssa La vresee erasked
M,erA Lawrence 4 ateas, asa eNs,sf,s-sed Nj.
Lowell AID mspy o.Ae, worthy and exseils,; nar.
sars. The CITY OF level u sAse % pois:. Like
Topsy, 4; was " not made II g'oeeS. 20 sesh
mala.en Of capital and inhabitants VS. nltlrs,
gradual soa wkoeeone Hence 70 saostanhal
prosperity. Ec5cdy S.: down sni sh3, " To 10,
We VIII buil srea. ely here" b.. hey TOOK "ha'
hey wanted Of ia Advantage - they waited tnem
and ire gradual growth which foIowed INSIDE the
p,oe.tors reh BY the necessary and healthy opers-
Con Of natural lava.
an afraid al tits is very stupid. Blu. they are
stupid times, aud one ma. have forty Tapey
cove, 70 be joiy urder .le dthcut.es Which prevail
po-. s-days Even politics cannot excite much In
teres. ia Iuinds which sre tsIassed by the tear OF
min ~. OF ,,ss The banks Of gold SID paper absorb
The .Soueh.swhich wo1d DC gsen N ordinary times
Go the hanks Of Iron. Ore bears very little On the
,uhi.e. now; bu. .se general impression IL that MF
Banss will sueceed--thOugb many are 20 confident
OF The power of Gov Gsrdners star, that they can
no. oct fear bis .uceess. The vote VIII no. b. a
large one, probably aud the result will depend on
which side the whippers-n viii be the most VIDE
awake. The Gardner party have made very bad
inyes.men. OF their funds la.ey an The Boston Tar
eler. l. is affirmed, no: by me Il having been no
party 20 the contract), that the Know Nothings &C
tualiy rsised the sum Of $l2 600 in these times Of
cent per cent for the purchase OF that pious print
Il is ayerred, further that it offered itself to the
Banks men fox the sum Of $50 600; but their virtue
was too strong to yield to very insufficient tempt
alton. II tSe Gardner men had applied to NE,
could have given this capital, for moderate COM
mission, 9 very much more proftsble direction for
their purposes. This is al. 1aether the worst symp
tom for The Gardner cause that have lately seen
surprising il to be true. So speedy parting with
so much money, looks as if the Governors party
bad subsidized into proverbial category which my
respect for disnit:es prevents my Psstcularnng
more nnutely. BfLEs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
AT Y. SUPREME COTRT.-City aud County
IN. 81 Nex.YorL -HOR Af1O LEE SCRANTON ss.ip,t

lNs 81 NEWTON -HORAf70 LEE SCRANTON sssin.t
yRASKLiE " FISH TO the above OWEN LIANT: You
arr hereby summoned and Ieqarsd to Complain. IN
action which viii De- fled the oe - the Clerk OF the
City and County &C New York end copy Of yonI
said DpsD. tho tsTber a. ofioe M
I'D Brosdway the City e New York within twenty isy
sejee hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
aud II yo fail tie ss2 complaint within
ksaio plaintiff 10 this seton win take iucgn
yon The OF Five Hundred aud Eighteen Do.s scd
kIty three Cents with interest from the second dsy CT
1be one thousand eight hundred and Try seven
.,o fo the further Of oae Hundei and Severity
Dollars and sirytwo Cents with r'sest from The fourteenth
day Of September THOUSAND eisht hdnd-s3 fry
styen beside the oons of this sehon dated New York Sep
TENDER II, 1857. VIM. CURTIS,
. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complain. hi, actor hlei il afoa of the
CLERK The City and County Of New York the tsentyee
oud dsy ID September, 1857 WA CURTIS.
,xsIsv6gW Plaintiff,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
STJPREME COURT, City and

NEW-1ORk SUVHEME CUNT, CITY aud
IN County Of New York.-ELBERT HOOGLAND and
FRANK II. WEST sst. HOUGH To The defendant:
You are hereby and required TO the
plant in this ion which will be filed IL the Office Of the
crk City and County Of New York and to serve copy
Office Nc. LOG Broadway in the City Of New York within
twenty after service hereof exclusive Of TIE dsy
Of such service If you fall 70 the sstd comphst
within time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action WIN take
NJ of Two hundred and twenty
two with interest from the srst day
OF Move mber thousand eight hundred and besides
The cost of this sctonDstcd New York September e 1857
WM L. CURTIS, Plaintiff Attorney.
The plain. hed In the Office of the Cerk
of the City County Of New York the twenty ninth dsy
Of September 1857 WIN L CURTIS,
so iovavW Plantifs' Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--FromM ay

Is, 1857, .las II ssss cAanh;.ss ss;;on foiIovs,
W pTegs trains .bd SIS Albany Passenger trls
aIa-, !? and 5: 20 Sing frs. 10; i5hm ADD
Tor foaShksefsis, 7an I'D end p2i f Peefsfil $50
TIE Poushkeopse Peekyt and SIG Srf trains stop at
ihe way stations Passengers tslen at Gambler Canal Chris
topic, soc SssS Trains for New Yort leave Troy i
,nd 10 20 sld $3.50 AID Albany IS s5 and 1910
. D. and 4:40 pm. A. y SMITH. eusrr1ntea Dent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

NEW-JERSEY RALR0AD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH snd WEST, via JERSEY
CITY.-Msn aud E.pre" Lines Leave SewYorl and y
Wy .sstien: Rspsi9stos TA5sah IaSis 8:
Bsltioa Washington, Norfolk, 49, and through bseSsss
shecied TO WAshpgton In 8s m and 2 IN.
w. WOODRCFg, Assistant sup't
No Bsss.se viii b received for train unless delivered
and checked Is minutes IL advance Of tie time OF Leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
VWE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYA
II NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
8tfamboais ano Railroads.

COR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS, OCEAN
IL BOUsE, LONG BRANCH, PORT WAsHIN0TON
NHDDLETOWN FAIR HAVEN and RED BANk-The
new magnificent and swirl ALICE PRICE join
bosden commander, win regularly follows from Robin
psplst N r.:
LEAVE EEw-YoRK. LEAVE RED BANK.
W.v,s Txnress by this boat all OF the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

~,rv~-SsI. RAILECtD Of JTEW-JEESEF--
rrs-tsrs 1t lEc- Lsc ytS IN To feilvsse, LS-s<
,n, ,ai yyessr. k!,U.d 40 q pa4:e. WI 80 ieEts
sUtsidSa LRhAEGtHLS7, eNraDsrt.ns Nay 3. lsSa-
Nv Y1rh oI Islcn atorne ':e 7isoes T17n fbss
r. iJ,r:h Hver 81 80 An L n. I'D ssh r-n fn sn
.,IiiIs ey sb-ve t7t2as ts6 ~ e.
css tI..s CONNECT .. tfrNs.b ~''h tYsns the
Jereey Ra-os nsch Nywih ron tie BOT Of
D. usslaudtst >: % snd u IN Sni J:2o AID 3Pu
yAsselge.s ~ he esE are Is ksw6rls AID Wet,t:r Es
rad " eaVs a. 7Soa ofly For Lahish Valley RsEo "a
;. !. n. ony. JOHN o sTEAN5, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and
IN after Mordsy June 49, 1887 and until further notice, Pas
Tr,ns viii esve foot Of Dasne a. fouovA v.'
DCNKIRK cypress, Of AM for Dunkirf.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at an, Tor Buffalo.
MAIL, .. m, for Dunkrk aud Buffalo and intermediate
satioDs.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER 81 $50 pm. from foot Of Chan
best Permon. for SuHens add intermediate rstiona
WAY PAssENGER a. pm, for Eewbursh, kidde.0wn,
and intermediate stations.
EMI0RANT at pm, Tor DUnkrk and Buffalo and INTERIM
date stations. - - -
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
EXCEPTEDl
rIonT ExPREss st pmr for Dugiirh. evey DAY.
NIGHT EXPRESS a. 5 pm for Buffalo, every day.
These Express Trains at Emiys With the Elir
Csnsndsiss and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls Of
BIZ gbaton with tho Syracuse and Bnghsmtop Railroad fog
sYrscuse; 1t Cornins With Buffalo, Corning and EewYor
Hsrosd for Rochester, At Greet Bend with Delaware Lscks
wanna and Western Railroad for Scranton; at Hornelvis
the Buffalo and EewYoh City RsIoeS f9r sus.lS q
Buslo and Dunhrk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Clevs
Aud CINCINNATI Toledo Detroit Chicago, 90:
N' HOMER RAN6DELL, Prehdent
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ego, Ncfiifc.

IN PURSUANCE If AZ oFdes Of tho suuosate a
De County Of Rs~7o,s .ou,e hsreey n,sn Z al PET
hsy'ns -lsrs srsiAst EDWARD L. Bird as Of "a.
City % HsyYost 20 a,ed 10 present ,ts WI
tsref 20 ihs -ub,erS~r rr~dep's No 40 Hfosdvy
IL Esw- ose teTe the 3oth u csoteT
Il New. Yo.t tho S3d lay 81 Apri 1857, ~
s.9 iswonW ANN T. Bird Adr1ts rfrrtfl.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of .he Surrogste
Of the County Of New York notice hereby aVen % al Ger
having elaine ssaf NATHAN BANGS ia ate Of TIE
cav Of TO rressnt hers
ID, feof osbe subscrbsI NE office, No % ~sn street.
IN The Cav Of EewYk befoss the fort isy Or Var
up,,-D.ied New York ib. GTsi day 4 set-Baer, 1857
a. ls,stmW PRASClo N bAN3S. AdrnmsirAtof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

- WINTER ARRAN1E&ENr--,sund~y: eseeyed y
Trains Fast Lnsve Brooklyn for 6'eenprnt 81 10 n
leave Brooklyn for y,phlnk az 10 snd IS M leave
Bro,syn for syosset 81 4o leave eroosyn Cor Hemp
stead at ~ sall2s 400 and N leave br0oByn nT Js
fn.inA 9. 10 and L a m. 3l5. 80 Ard ESQ p n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

I AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK 70 PROVI-
H pENcE, bc-On and after April Express Train q The
PROVIDENCE HARTR ORD aud FfSIiRllL RAILROAD
Win leave Hs.rd the arrival :heTe Of the Express Tran
The Eew-Yorf and New Hsver and kewHsve Hartford and
gyrirt6sd RaIrosd which leave New York .: 3 Am
SAMUEL MOTT. supe riRtendeni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK TO ROCHESTER-1he ROCHESTER and
9ENTSEE VALLEY RAILROAD L. now open, and, In con
melton With the Buffalo Corning and New York and New
York Erie Ranrosds forms direct route from Ne~Yoff
10 Rochester. 49,,
the reotne Of this route together With the superior CON-
for the wide renders BY far the most desrs
BILE between the sbove.neIned-cities :.
Tickets be procured at the and Enc Railroad
Ticket Ooe foot Of Duanes, and No lc Broadway also
IN Jersey City.
BAGGAGE checked through.
Yrerbts will be between NewYork and Rochee
ter with dispatch information desired In regard thereto
can by calling the General freight Agent Of ss
NewYork and Ehe Railroad, Erie BudDgs; or G. D. TAP
PAN Express Freight Agent No 19S Broadway
the Buffalo, Corning and New hsirosa %
gondsy, j. A. REDEIELD, Superintendent
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-20
Railroad Loan.

We learn from a reliable source. that
at the late election held on the 25th of
May, Buchanan County voted loan of
$4,000 to aid in the construction of
the Wapsepinieon and st. Peter Valley
Railroad We are informed that the
surveys will be vigorously prosecuted,
and the work put under contract at the
earliest possible day.-DuIsguc Er. and
Uer., yaae 3d.
The above proposed road is to COM
mence at Anamosa, on the line of the
Iowa Air Line Railroad, and from thence
through buchanan County to the north
line Of the State. II the road succc IDS,
and is built, i, will eventually be CONT
nued southwark to Upton, there to con-
meet with the roads leading to Musca.
tine and Davenport, and southwark t.
Keokuk.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-20

DR.. l.. ID. Gal. has been obliged to re-
sign his situation as examiner in the
Patent Office, with a salary of $500,
because he is trustee of the Free Negro
School in the city of Washington. Pat
riotic Administration. Why don't they
pass vote Of reproyal to Mrs. Pierce for
shielding young lady in this same school
from being mobbed by the pinks of pro-
siayeryism. Hauhcye.
1D" =" | shall be home next Saturday
night remarked a yosng lady, as she
followed her beau to the door, who SEEM
ed to BE- somewhat wavering in his at
tachmcnt. 50 shall l." was the reply.
Mr.. D, if you'll get my pants fin
ishcd by Saturday, | shall be forever in
debted to you. If that's your game
they will not be done, surc,' said the
tailor.
When will card playing cease? When
the Angel Gabriel plays his last trump
"Dimcs and dollars, dollars and dimes,
empty pockets is the worst of "crimcs.
Wendell Phillips, speaking Of our ma
tional aptitude for politics, says: :" Put
an Anerican baby six moths old on his
feet, and he will Immediately say, Mr..
Chairman, and call the next cradle to or
der
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-20

Mcv,rou Abnmiua tions..Latcr from Utah.
Il wrote you, few days since, short
letter about the arrival of a train from
Salt Lake Valley and that Judge Stiles
Of the u. S. Supreme Court, and Y. ).
Surveyor General Burr, had arrived with
the train en- route to Washington.
Having had several conversations with
these gentlemen, nm enabled 10 give
some interesting facts about Utah.
Brigham Young rules supreme. His
power ia unquestioned and undisputcd.
He collects al the money he chooses,
SEXES all the land he fancies, and takes
all the women that please his eye. He
commands, and his trembling followers
obey. The Mormons being for the most
part an illiterate and uneducated set, they
are wont to regard Brigham rs a superb
or being who has power to accomplish
ANYTHING he desires, and he will fearfully
avenge any Infringement on bis power, or
any questioning Of his authority.
Brigham claims to be worth $25O, 900,
and holds himself out Is pattern and an
example for "his flock" (Severe irony,
this, by the godsD He has at present
but forty-three wives, vuite large num-
Der having been by him cast of of late, in
consequence of slight dissatisfaction
which began to develop itself.
saw pen-and-ink sketch of the Gov.
which was said to be perfect likeness.
| It is a hard and heartless countensnce-
the animal predominating, and nothing
to indicate mental superiority or intelloc-
tual cultivation. He = is continually
preaching violent harangues against our
Government and our institutions. He
says they have the moral righ. to demand
protection and a "letting alone from
our government; but, if they cannot Sc
cure this, they have the physical power
to protect themselves and beat back all
Gentiles who are not among the annoi .
ted of the Lord.
Education is totally neglected, and
there is scarcely school in the Valley.
1t will be remembered that Congress
passed an appropriation recently of
s25, 900 for seminary at Deseret. Brig
ham took the money, chuckled at the
trick, clapped it into his pocket, laughed
at the innocence of our Washington re-
representatives., and that was the last Of
the Deseret seminary.
Gen. Burr said that the Danities, or
Destroying Angels are fearful organ
ization who do not soruple to take life if
they are so commanded by Young. They
are bound together by solemn oaths and
pledges, and acknowledge no authority
higher than the Governor.
There are not hundred "Gentiles"
in Utah, and the Mormons are fast CON-
pelling them to leave. They assert that
they will not allow Gentle to reside in
their midst
do not think that either Judge Styles
or Gen. Burr will return to Utah, unless
backed by troops. The time has about
come when these Mormons should be
taught to respect our laws and courts, and
troops cannot be stationed there too
soon.
Emigration pours slowly into Utah,
and the spring is very backward.
JUNIUS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-20

The doubt that has hung over the re-
suit of the election in Minnesota for the
week past is removed. The triumph of
the Republican party is complete, and
that, too, in the face of the most stu
pendous frauds perpetrated by the Pro-
Slavery party.
The Mtnnesotian, of the Sth instant,
brings the following return: Republicans
elected, 81; Democrats, So; to hear
from, Is; making a Republican majo-
rity, even should all the districts to be
heard from return pro-slavery delegates.
But there is almost certainty that half
a-dozen of them are Republicans.
The St. Paul Pioneer, the Democratic
organ, Of the sth, says: 1--WE are appre-
hensivc that We sshrieked' too soon in
reference to the large Democratic majo-
rity in the coming Constitutional Con-
vention. Southern Minnesota sends an
almost unbroken delegation of Republi-
cans. We fear the Abolitiouists have
carried the Convention"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-20
A Fast City.

The following notice which we cut
from the keokuk Gate City shows what
kind of business the Marshal of that
would-be great City is at present engaged
in. The Council and Marshal undoubt-
eddy have been reading Judge Taney's
decision in the case of bred Scott:
TO-, free Negro:--You are
hereby notified to leave the State of Iowa,
within three days from the date of the
service of this Notice, and unless you do
so, you will be arrested and dealt with in
the manner provided in Statute of this
State, entitled, "An Act to prohibit the
chi MIGRATION of Free Negroes into this
State: Approved Feb. 9Th, ls'l,-
Hawkeye.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-20
Trial Of a Steam Plow.

\ steam plow was tested at Francis
vile, Ind, on the New Albany and Sa-
lem Road, one day last week. The soil
was quite wet, and altogether unfavora-
BILE 70 the trial, but the Lafayette Cour-
Ter understands from gentleman who
was present ou the occasion, that the
practicabillity Of the invention was salts
factorily demonstrated. a number of
plsws were attached, and the soil laid
open to the depth of eight or ten inches.
From the experiment made it was tho't
that two men could pillow twenty acres a
day with the steam pillow -UauLeye.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-20
Another Col'e,e Edifice.

TIL. ground was day before yesterday
broken, we are informed, for the Few ed
ifcc about to b. built upon the Universe
ty Grounds for the present aocommoda-
ton Of the ladies' department. The edi-
fee is to correspond in its architecture
with the one now erected, and to be three
stories high above the basement. twill
contain about thirty rooms, and cost from
ten to twelve thousand dollars. 1t is in
tended to have the foundation 50 far COM
pleted as to lay the upper corner stone of
the same with appropriate ceremonies on
the coming fourth of July. Success to
the enterprise. --BuriiaJton Gasctte,
l2M