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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
NEW wIpE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK 90 ROCHEsTE R-The ROCHESTER ana
SEhtSEE VALLEY RAILROAD - oe~ open, and IN con
nsrtcD with the Buffalo Coming and New York. sDt New
YoIk aid IN. Raroad forms diIec. T0ute ron New fos
- RCtheftrr
tor Afforded by ,ke wide renders By far The most Sess
BIZ b. ihs above Ban@d cities. d, a. /,
T<kts b. procupd al The New 5rs end hsi'e -
TYokf Ofce ko If Ds2as-st. ard NJ 10 Broadway A'o
IsIsey Cts
Ragfare checked through. . - ,,..
Freirh;. vii BE- tszB.prted between NV ors and neo
~ v H. d.psch AHy Information desired IA r-eAfo
can h. ob,s.d y calling thu General Fr-isht Az-n1
W.. nd ~. RsiIrsad Fri. BaildIe. OF C. TAfrAS
E1nrs. Freight Agent No 1876 Broadway A.. -
~ " A REDFIELD. Superintendent
AND ROITE-NEW-YORK TO PROVl-
j DENCE sc-Ou sDd after A pm J, EAPinsS LHAIS
=, - p.o,,1.rce Hartford Fishkln Reif0sd viii leave
49,. ~ bs sr1ys there Express rrLin Of the New
1 " JIrveu and New Haven, Hartford and sprne
81 III e ssg xbieb .esve New York at 3
-''N SAMUEL MOTT. Superintendent
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD--For PHlLA-
~ DELPHIA aud The SOUTH and WEST. yis JERSEY
ClIf-hal and EAPrss Lles: Lave $e~ YORK and u
and . a.. fare IS u m, - u, Stopping al al
wsy stons II and 4 - 70 ksnsinEton Through Tickets
sd toT Cincinnati ard SIS 30 aud The West aud of
BALTIMORE Washington Norfolk &c, and shrogSh baggage
ehrcksa 70 Washington IA @ a m sud p
W WOODRUFF Assistant Supt
Ne bsERsee VII r. received for sny train Tss delivered
Akd CHECKED IS utcs L. GtgsrCe q lie tine q rg g
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NETWORK and NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD

n SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing NAY D
l57 Passenger Stations in NewIork Broadway and
canal stT..t corner 26tb-st and 4tb-av
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK-For New Haven and IS
m. esJ 1873" 3;S' (.1 and4 n For BrdE-po,, aud
S,rstiord Fairfield Southport and Westpo lz-3o,
$50 $50 m For Norsals, T. = n $3.50 $50 4lex)i
$3.50 IS, t:l5 IN. For Osrien and Greenwich, T. :;
1880 $50, 49," 5l5 6:l5 For Stanford, 7, tex
9 m l2:3e $3.50 4(ex); $50 5l5 s15, p m. For Pot
Chester and intermediate Stations g. $3.50 $780, i;5o
5:I5 6:l5 D. IT.
CONN ECTlNG TRAINS-For Boston, 8 m, lex. 4. m
(eI For Hartford and Springfield n. lex 1857, m ;
4p NJ (sx For Connecticut River Railroad TO Montreal
n. tex } and ?. m. TEX 70 Northampton FOR Canal
Railroad, g m lex and 1880 p. m, TO SoTthsmp
For New London Railroad, a. NJ. 4 p M For
Houfstonic Railroad 8a m, For Na1sstuck Rail
~ JAMES H. HOYT, sup't.
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CTpRFNF COJ'RT-Comty of Monroe. -

CUPREME COURT-County Of Monroe
- EZRA S LLEWELLYN against JOHN BAKER, GLEN
INCE s BAKER. and CHARLES TUCKER Trustees Of ne
.stai. Ceence : Baker summons for relief To JOHN
BAKFR Ceu.r4- Baker and Charles Tucker Trustees Of
the s,tst. Of Cenenoe s. Baker defendant You hereby
,uun0u,d a the complaint Of EZRA ;. LLEW Eli
LYN plaintiff vhch the 2d day Il April 1857 filed in
Monroe County Clerks Office, and 70 copy Of your an
,n,r On the subsrTibsr ~ Office in Rochestrr Monroe
COUNTY T. within days after the >ersic II tins sum
mons exclusive the day Of service, and yon is to answer
said plant hereby required The plaintiff viii apply 70 tr
Court for the relief demanded in tue compsinDAted AprI
Is 1851 JOHN n JEFthES, Piaintins Attorney.
rnyl laWhvFr'
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TUESDAY MuRvIvG. June !, lSJ..
The debates yesterday We're not remarkable. he
Rev. M SHa,T, II Cleveland Pr-sbytery, made "a
able Exam nation Of some points "a Mr. Dickinson
&c Institutional argument. II Wa perfect ansH sr -
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Daier Cure.

nR. +. J. LOWENTHALS WATER-CURE,
~ Bergen Rights Hudson County NewJcfsey 10 minutes
from etbs the Hoboken or Jersey City Ferries
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE Blnc-
N1 hamton, n " eight hours Tide by the y and Enc
L. X For Circulars address the ply ciAn j. IL NORTH, NJ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

II TON for BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE-lnland route
the shortest direc-carryng tine Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, ano
C. VANDERBILT Capt. w. II. Frazer, in connection with
t sonngtun and Providence and Boston and Providence
Railroads. leaving NewYork daily Sundays excepted ron
Pier No North River wharf above Battery place, at
O'Clock m and stonngton $3.50 M, the arrival o.
he mail train which leaves Boston at $3.50 p. m
tn, c. VANDERBILT from New York, Monday, Wednes
dsy and Friday From Stoningon Tuesday Thursday and
SS T PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday Thurs
dsy and Saturday FROM Stonngton, Monday "Wednesday
and Friday. MI, 4. ~,
dence and Boston in the Express Mail Train reaching .ac
plse Ia advance those other routes and IN ample tn
e. All The early morning lines connecting North and East
that prefer board the steamer ENJOY
tetou in the 7:l5a m trai connecting at Providence Win
the II a N train for Boston.
baggage accompanies the steamer and tram hous
each way ..,
For passage berths freight apply board the
steamer the Freight Once Pier No North RIVER or ~
the Off CO No 10 Batteryplsce
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

TORT HAMILTON, BAY RIDGE and STATEN
IL FERRY-On and after THURSDAY, June 4, the SIS
TER ISLAND will ply daily as follows - ,,
Leave FORT HAMILTON at H. 81 and III M; H. s. %
and n p. NJ. 49,, =, q, r,,-,
D. N
Leave STATEN ISLAND for Fort Hamilton via Bay
Ridge at and lOi A q, ~ and 81 and for BAY
RIDGE only at p ..r.,
Fare any the landings Five Cents p Tickets,
al 20. 80 Tickets 90 IS; 100 Tickets, 50 50.
Stages ut Fort Hamilton Greenwood New Utrecht and
Bath Greenwood and Brooklyn from Bay Ridge
minutes walk iron. the Ferry.
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C,TEAEf 10 SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE.--
Sr1s aa.EDfssen; .teAH.Aip vANDgRBiLr. s.oe inns
E,s% sET NEE haRx sMPToN 1 aEwS0Rs
sss,rSsy
lwedne-dsy. Aas l9
OF
First cabin according 20 location OF sh<'ro0n IW 20 slS
$50 s. ' ds,i,ss5 IN London and Psri.
w passsse o freight. sPPlS . -,,.,.c~ -.
No Boyins gr>1, New Yok
Letter, Tor Enrano and EurI prepaid -aoh 25 p,
ham S's1 ,-Ssv"S It No scnr s S.Yors :,
% M o'oioos Of the morning Of Ealing
TOR BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON. The
enmsnGeT viii ssi for BREMEN touching a. soTHHMP
TON n land the mails and pasenseIs for England and France
SATURDAY, June H. at Y sloSk from Pier No ~
Ss,es or PASSAGE FROM rrv.roRx TO SOUTHAMPTON On
BREMEN:
In hrst cabin, DAia saloon.
u fr.t esbip lower saloon no
An sIperirnoed Surgeon /. attached 70 each stesr.
speeis delivered IN FIavrs or London
Ne parcels received on the day Of sailing
An Letters must pass through the Post-OGcs.
r''''' G fie sAS hSP2{ ssn No II south wIs
THE W-YORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-The ships com
TIE ATLANTIC Capt Oliver Eidradse.
The BALTiC CAPT Joseph CGmst9cE'
These ships having been built by contract expressly or me
eoyeTnen service every care has been 'ren cb and ped
and their accommodations m passengers are nnsquaeo '' cir
Pee Of passage from New Liverpool IN 6ste!as'
cabin l3 second do. s75 From Liverpool % Ne"f"k
An sIptrisnced surgeon attached to each ship
No berth, secured ontn paid for The ships o. th.
from Ice viii the Banks north Of % degrees uDt After
'0e ''' o. "I P5RoPosED DATES OF SAILING
sArus fSt .t~jS 1857 H%s sy. May a
SATURDAY. July = is51l WEDNESDAY June a iS5!
sATUADAE''y 49, 1857 WEDSEsPAY JJay 4
Tor hs'sniE % EE','sfp COLLINS. No So ws
BROWN sHlPLEY CO. Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co:
B. G. WAINWRIGHT Co. Pans.
The of these ships will not be accountable or gold
sa Of iSdns are signed thoreor and thereof
pressed therein.
GREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE
O-Frst Cabin according location Of tateoom $50 aud
vince stesmshP: ARIEL 600 tuSs and NORTH sTAs
.1 ssS 70 "a, T "% t MI s STATES MA
To- BIs%so tT SqpNsSs%YPsS'
AnrIoN 's sdlssy June IS soy july
NORTH STAR suturd, July sayy Aug W ea aus u
Passengers r HAvRE taken without extra charge
f0r Pi,'1TTSo RRANCE 2gsn No Bowling Green, NY
EOR LIVERPOOL.-The United States Man
n, Nth The United States Malls for Europe positively on
SATURDAY June at u o'clock m from her berth at the
For freight or passage having unequalea accommodations
for elegance and SG EliDSWSARB x COLLINS No Sc was
Passengers will please be- on board at II o'clock -
Al letters pass through the Post Office any others WIN
koTIcs-Tbe steamers Of this line wstertsht
The steamship ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver EldHdge win sail
Oh the Srh Of June and the BALTIC Capt J. j. comstok
Apsusi 10 NO exp @9e prbe thorough examination given
them proves their mode Of structure yet unequaed
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DEM SYLVANIA RAIL ROA D.

- l. n n : l. N A Il Al IL II IA D.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
loads 10 and from ST Louis Mo Alton Galens and Chicago,
IN Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville KY rerre hsnte
Madison Lafay and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
SPRINGFIELD Beefontaine Sandusky Toledo Cleveland Co
unbus GAINESVILLE Maslon and Wooster, Ohio also with
the packet boats from and 20 New Orleans ~ Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati 81,
Through Tickets for the East be had any OF the above
mentioned places In the West. a.,
Passengers find this the shortest most expeditions and
comfortable roate between the East and West 49, Gown,
FROM N1W-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN ~ HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST LOUIS IN IS HOURS
Fare low rs by any other Route
See hsndbAls M the hotels If this city, ..,
Through Tickets further Information may De nan ~ Tue
Office of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No 2 Astor House, Broadway.
J. l.. ELLIOTT. Agent
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ and after Monday May 2 Ie7 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains vii leave Pier foot OF Duanest ~ oo~
viz:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, al, a. M, for Dunhirk
BUFFALO EXPRESS al a ~. for Buffalo
MAIL al II q. H., for Dunkk and Buffalo ana nt~ne-
RoCKLAND PASSENGER, at $50 p IN, Wis Fremont for
sufens and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER, al p ~. for Newburgh Middeto~n
aud intermediate stations
EMiGRANT at p m. for Dunkrk and Buffalo aud inter
mediate stations
NIGHT EXPRESS att p m, for Dunkirk
NIGHT EXPRESS, Al ; q. III, for Buffalo
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED
These Express Trains connect at Elmrs with the Enrs,
and Niagara Fas Railroad for niagara rams 81
Bnghemton the and Bnghanton Railroad TOT
Syracuse Corning with Buffalo Corning and New fot
Railroad Tor Rochester Great Bend with Delaware Lacks
wanna Western Railroad fol- SeIanton at hoIneIvhIe
With the Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Buffalo at
Buffalo Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad Tor CeVe
AID. Cincinnati Toledo Detroit, Chicago &c; ,,,.
HOMER RAMSDELL PreHdeH
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NJ =,
W RAILROAD L. Chcag, s. Louis Rock Island - Paul
bW sukee, kHas City and al places West aud : ith-wcsI
We Newl and Enc, NewSork Central American lake
Shore Gryat Western Railway and Michigan Southern Hail
mini the shortest euokt ana most Pheasant route TO
thr Gai West The Reed between Detroit aud Adrian - uo~
open end coHucc Adrian with express tains
y Chosgo and tie West For further Information apply 81 &
Company Office, No. i9j Broadway Of Dcy-s
JOHN f. PORTER, Agent
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Il PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid and supsno,
steamer METRorOLIS Capt Browni I9sves New OH
D m and the BAY STATE Capt Jewett, leaves New Yori
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY; at oci9si
d Newport each way ,.
Hereafter VIII be regarded 40 sesned 70 any sppp
can't until the shall have been paid for
Freight sIded with great dispatch BY
m Express Freight Train.
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GREAT CENTRAL ROU I h. -
~ The Through Ticket aud Freight Office Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
GAIENA AND CHICAGO U. RAILROAD
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD,
~ Chicago Milwaukee, Gsless, Dubuque Rock Island Bur
hnson Quincy, 81 Louis Cairo Kansas and Nebraska and
all other points " est and South vest
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE OF BUFFALO, isat
No l7S BROADWAY, N Y.
Corner Of Coprtlandt.st DARIUS CLARK Agent.
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CIPREME COURT-The FARMERS LOAN
- AND TRUST COMPANY sgt. HANNAH L. SMITH.
widow and Charles Smith Angne Smith Lucinda smith aud
Lama Smith heirs law Of Smith deceased Robert
Cuthrt John Thornton and his wife, Andrew Turner
and Agnes his wife John Graham and Jeanette MS wife, neirs
law of Daniel deceased and LORENZO Payne
raugus County To Defendants You hereby summoned
TO complaint in this action and serve copy o yo
answer on us al kcottye, Cattssugus County, New rs
within twenty the service hereof exclusive OF the day
Of such service and the defendants fail 20
in the complaint; and viii take notice hs the
con plaut in filed in the Office OF the Clek oil
CaftsIaugus County. on the 18th day Of MAY, 1857
RICE JONES Plaintiff Attorneys.
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NOR BOSTON, va NORWICH and WOR-

III CESTYR-Daily at p. m. from pel got OF CouTtandt'
M. by the favorite steamer CONNECTICUT Capt VIM WI.
COZ on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS and by
DE new and splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH Capt WE
nams on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, 10
theeled cars for Worcester Boston Providence, Law
renee Lowell Nashua Concord, White Mountains and every
o section of New ENGLAND Satcrooms be engaged by
spplyns on board orso s. MARTIN, Agent a. bis Office
nj Apdt ~
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSE

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEi.-
~ Connecting New Hampton with the Delaware Laess
wanna and Western Railroad aud at Esson with the Lehsh
vs. eV Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-Conmen May 49, lSS,:-
Leave New Yor intermediate places from Pier
No Norih River at 7SO IN l2m and $50 or sornel
VIII BY above trains, and az 5:i5 p IN
The above trains Elizabeth with trans on e
New Jersey Railroad which leave New York from the foot OF
CouTtlSndts u At 7So and y m and 20 and 2 M .
Passengers for the Delaware Laokawanus and Western KAN
road will leave at $50 only. For Lehgh Valley krad
AZ 70 m ouly JOHN D. STERNS Sup'L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

I 0NG ISLAND RANLROAD-Summer Ar
ransement-( Sunday dlTuus going East Leave
Brooklyn for Grceupo % No. daily and GA A. ~
n tud $50 D NJ for Farningisle AZ m, ~ and
alto a. m $50 aud p ~ for anaica a. and 10
and "A 80. . and Z d. M
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1TDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FrOm May

o. 1887 viii leave Chamberss Station SIS follows;
Express ,rsins a m and SIS Albany Passenger trains,
ga Pm ndS:Sop for Sing Sing, lO:Sos m and IN
ka Poughkeepse, and and p for feeksslu oc'
m The Pousikeepsie Peeksk and Sing Sing trains stop
the way stations Passengers taken at Chambers Canal
CHRISTOPHER Trains for New YORK leave
Troy al ass aud 10 40 and 4SO and Albany 81
A r. SMITH Superintendent
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C1rAPIFs A WIIIIAMSONs FSTATE

CHARLES A. WILLIAMSON ESTATE
aud II q th Troe@t- Of the Comfy Of On
ia0-uOtes hereby EiySn ~ eli persons hasiIE cians
sfair, CHARLES WILLIAMSON Iate u Grurya ia tie
CONT IL Ontario d.r.as.d h. that they
exhibit and pre-. the d. verified according
T. law IT, slb~cTber executor Z t- last vii and esra
the said decsA..d his os. No - Pins 4 m he
City If S.wYork within ~ ron The hrst pablo
mis- lsw6uF JAMES y. EOpD>, HIee-tor-
IN PURSUANCE Of an order 0i the Surrogate OF
.h CUr.v Il Now York notice 10 hereby r1 - al
Eavus claims ALEXANDER bEAlRD, ate 4
tie ify q YoTK deceased. - pvssLi le WITH
vBoheT. thereof sub.cTb.rs AZ the Office Robert
Lard No rs IN the City If New YORK 90 y
before the DAY q s. ptenbcr usEt-Dsted
Nea York. The nineteenth dsg Of March, ~!
R s.TEKi L LkFs1 E1eeetor.
ms12o is~6mF ELIZA LEAltD EHecu'TII
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County of New Yors Notice hereby given 20 ell
.ops having eeirns against sAMU IL J. RANDOLPH st II
TIE city Il New ios deceasd % present ne with
vouchers Thereof the slbscrber The oe Of John NJ
Yo-k the 18th say Of October New
YoIf. the th day Of a pa. 1851. . -
eplO lawsrnF H1LDAH ?. RANDOLPH. EIee-triI
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
of Vi. County 4 NewYOTh notice ia hereby oven e. az
p..ou. havns claim. against ELIZA TRACY ste Of The
DIV Of N,WYor prel' tb with voucher.
235 Broadway the City q S~w-IoIs or before The
Iitieth dsy Of November Daicd view fors the Zih
DAY Of May 1851 tREDEhCh TRACY, Executor
rov9q awfu Frs
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of

CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF
- NEW-YORK.-GEORGEB BROWN Plsinis, at RICH
ARD TOTEM and Emily his wife, The Home Insurance
Company Anthony Duro and Dorohea b. wife bernnara
Heserforg John Fitch Deiendsnts for relief
TO the above Defendant BERNHARD HEIsTERBORG; You
are hereby summoned and required 70 answer the amended
coupn this action which fled in the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of this Court in the City OF New York. State OF Ne"
York 1887. and Of your answer on me az my
Office Br adwsy, City Of New York within twenty days
after hereof exclusive a the day OF such sece
fail the complaint as sfore said the Pnth
vii apply 10 the the relief dem.ndi In the complaint
-Ilat,3 NAV lG 1851 r. w GElSSEEHAINER, ia,
my22 law6wFr Plaintiff Attorney No. zeJ Broadway.
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY o
- NEW-YORK-JOHN GOULD and WILLIAM T.
WOOD Plaintiffs against II. BARTON, Detendant-Te
the above named DEFENDANT You are hereby summoned
ard required the complaint In this action whsn
WI be hd the Office OF the CLERK Of this Court st TIE CITY
Hall City Of New iork, and 10 serve copy OF your
answer 10 complaint the subscnbers at their orce'
No lg2 Broadway, Of Johnstreet. New-fork Cy
within twenty days aer the service hereof exclusive OF me
day such aud iai TO answerthe sad
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action VIII axe
sdsment against you for the of 1861 76 and interest
from MAY H. 1857 and rs cents pIOtes: es-Dated New YORK.
MAY II, 1851 MlLLER; fEbI NlCu uL
Psutihs Attorneys, No 1872 Broadway, New York CITY;
Tbs complainf herein is this dsy filed mis- lsw6wF
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The complaint herein !. this t-y Gled-aay H. 1857.
m15l6HGyFs
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ders.and rather wished part OF hi. money 10 DO ex-
perded in pubic purposes. The man whcss psus 10
row the moe, csshonored, who arded a. ssv ne
Of The gIo.ses. ferccy and truly 20 regs, led, 10 IS
ssme perscn who 8 few winters since, vasa, after Q
lorg frost severe distress and roi,nx occurred
among the laborsrs on the Thames req1es.sd tAe
Lofd Mayor to charge him With the support q . hun
ct his agent directly for the frost the riots and he
wanilcould BOT have been known the Gsnges while
they existed on the Thsmee; but VS. one Of thoee
drectcns tf his prircipsl and that perhaps 10 more
than can be said for heavier items 10 the expenditure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-28

TIE PnlMrpITArrD FRAUD IN hIssrsoTA.-1M
ST. Paul Minme,o.ian gives ss account Of Demo
cratic caucus held q. the American House u nse e'y:
where On arrangement was made 10 brSg 'oeeee
poIbooks for the Counties Of Todd, Cas- ESD rem
bins in order to give sibley majority Tssss 49,
and mspy others, win be made public . re a'"s',
when the Committee who have taken ne nsH" "
hand give tn. subject thorough i''''assNs
The Ainnesosian of the !4:h ssys; .,y.
We unoen'ano .i.sing Of Ju6ges Geodsieh, ssd
Cooper e. and H. s.sS spSs s:'s:ss Co..
al BIZ Office n The Csp:S ssa inform is sos thss sssd
:: s. e bee; e !: e ;sssr:
BY cefIAI - csss fodd and Psubins oeantss,
C1 large mscrass rsprsss,t:s Y asvs bsss
eat for Mr. sby for Governor ssa !nsy sssse ~. ~
o. ssvs tie opportunity Of inspecting ths, sal
bIcusm By ms.snssr, q aussSsSins sA'n " 70 -
Mr.. Chase agreed to their request, and pet01ea
10 give them due notice accordingly"
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DISASTROUS EXPLOSION We learn toat on Thurs-
dsy or Erdcy last steam boiler stsehsd 10 s sag
mill in Paissbi County illinois, blew up sni killed
Johp Fipob.r the owrer ard two o.,eas AID severely
iriured Jscob Frober brother OF the proprietor.
The later il is the ngLL cannot possibly survive. The
body of Jshn Fiboher was On Friday nigh: taken TO
I4bsuoA, 81 Cl.ir County where his faulty resids.
NV IAisssuu R<yelAsss 33l
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EEwspAPrR.Pu UNDER Drfucuiffss.S
In the Court OF Common Pleas this morning ~ ~
in The case Of DR.. j. n. Harmon, puensssr ~ IL
LorA Trumpet charged with . hbsI 9, 49, S@ -
by, Of the Lowell Police Court, rsegSso 1879 -
guilty when Jsdge Bishop seateecsd ~ 81 Tt.,s n
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Wall Paper, Borders &c.
Spring tim Of yesr Is coming. coming
And Ill the world"
WILL want Wall Paper to beauttfy snd make
w comfortable the insile Of eur DWELLINGS, &C. 70
compare favorahly with " the world" outside.
Come and see the large stock, great variety and
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Trustees Sale.

VyNO Mary Scfinger aid Mathew ID Springer and
i all others whom u may concern:
Whereas the 9TH day OF une A II, 1866, the said
Matthew springer and Ma Springer executed
unts John Wnslow their two certain prumissory
notes Of that date the for the sum Of one hou
sand eight hundred add sixty dollars the ether for
the sum Of seventy and co 100 d., lars both to
become due and payable on the 9th day OF June.
ID. 1887. And whereas, in order to secure the pay
ment Of said notes The said Ma Springer and Mat
thew ID Springer did execute unto David 5 True ~
Trustee, on the Sta day # June, d, 1856 their
tain De- of Trust OF tha; date conveying " said
True for The security Of said paym mt, the TO lowing
described tract o. aud, situat d in the County OF
warren In the State o! Iowa, to Wit The North
West quarter Of the North East arter OF sec; ion
thirty-six 1857 in Township seveniysx (76) North,
Of Range No twenty four (2i) vet aiming forty
acres, more ov less. And wher as the said notes
have become due and remain imp H.
now, therelOre you tue ssid Mary Springer and
Matthew d Springer and all Others ~rom It may
concern, are hereby notified, and putlic no ice IS
hereby given, that Friday the 3ist day of July,
D, 1857 at the hour of two O'Clock in the afternoon
1t tie Court House door Ia the city OF Daveo. ort,
Scott county, State II Iowa, the undersgned David
True, Trustee af resaid a, the request Of said
John Wnsiow and by autho ity OF the provisions
contan.d IN said Deed Of ust, will sell at public
auction 70 the highest bidder ca,h the Aforesaid
real estate, much there.f shall necessary
TO satisfy the amount then due said notes, with
costs and expen max ing such sale.
Dated at Davenport this 9th day of July, A D,
1857.
DAvIDs TRUE.
July8w4t TT .stee As azores AID,