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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
MARRIED.
AGAP-T TEMPLE.

AGAR -TEMPLE-In Brooklyn, Tiesd,y July y, a. the
tburcb Of the Boly Trinity, BY the Rev Dr. GfegoTy Mr.
Jan Nj Agar 20 Miss Elizabeth Temple b-th OF said city
GOODYEAR-kING-At Schohsie, N Y, on Saturday, July
To- By Rev =. CIispel DR. Charles A. Goodyear to
Er,n~ w, ia gher Of the Rev Jonas King, d. d OF Atcr'
Greece.
JOENsON-HoI DANF-At Hone, Wednesday, July II,
d. Van Cesf ChNies Il Johlson of New YORK,
rett;c yOLus sEer Of O. w Hocane, ot jersey
City.
Low-RF SJAMISIn Brookiyn. Tuesdey: July 80 St
Jrs Church, the Rev Tnomss 0ui W alter third
II ssmpson Low a Loneor, 70 Ano-ete T. Hoc1 eoest
tsughi,r D. T. BeuaiI of Port jefferson, Long sA,d
McIIHFNNY-sniTE-On Hondey evening. July l2, by the
hr, Edwin T. Hsn-d Of his residence Oliver hchenny OF
Phsdepis 70 Olss fonh daughter Of James and Cahsle
AIN Srl,A OF this clty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
5 Z ctbg.
Tns Dnsxed table gives resume OF railroad earn
ings for the lear thus far compared WITH 1871:

We understand that Sheppard Knapp, esq, Pres-
dent of Mechanics Bank, having istmsted desire to
be absent from bis post during part Of the Summer and
Autumn, for the purpose Of recruiting hs health, the
Board Of Directors have unanimously ccsdsd 70 MS
wishes and have appointed Richard Irwin, esq Pres.
dent pio tenn.
That pat Of the Pittsburgh, Fs-t Wayne and Chi
csgo Railroad which lea between Plymouth and Chi
csgo, is rapidly sppro.cbirg completion. It is sI'
cted that it viii b. ready for operation By tbs ln
Nov .nbez rext.
I.htas sxpsc.ssiso Of ths Prssiasxs ss tAs ktsaa-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
COMNERCLAL MAIIEftS'

WEDNESDAY, July III NJ
A very inconsiderable amount Of basiness mas oe'H
transacted at the Stock Exchange to-day, ou' 7 '0N'
Of the market wss stronger than at the ciose 0i
dsy, snd notwithstanding The Indifference Of oasls,'
the speculative movements sppesr to be many 'ur 'u
iise The largest operations to-day were IN 'ce
erp s6nse and e.psc.ry in Gslsrs sad K'es iSs'a-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
iAdvertisementl
The RETIRED PHYSICIANS REMEDY.

UOCtoT IT. JANtss
EXTRACT OF CNSsBiS lNpicA,
% the cure o; Consumption. Liver Complaint Bronchitis
xihms Coughs. Cole AID Nervous Debility. Al East India.
ston AID the only cure discovered for diseases Of
s Lungs stomach and Nerves Price 81 per bottle. seat
eCavIos-"So ls G,nd.. Jersey City, N j., and No Il
Aay.Ss N D psoux py,nrs,or of
DR. yxuss's Emsdlss No 10 Crsa a.. Jersey City a. J.
NS-rss tsePs vii 30 seat Gss " tAoss who dsSss v
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

BURGIARlEs.-Tbe store of EDWIN Ferry, At the
corner Of nth Sixth streets entered Tuesday
night who proceeded 10 pick several cases oga,
ppsrsoy removal Whle engaged ttey were surpr ed
by Officer Bell If the Fifth PreclCt As he
they attempted to aud after CHASE OF several
toci one of them aIfesec who his Nases
He held for examination BY Justice Fox His
acomp ice escaped
The house of Mr. Crawford, No. Morton street
s on Tnesdsy night and diamond btessGs aud other
s4crs Of iewerv vsluea at 5t0o tken thsrefom. The
tbey,s a 2 sc aped with their booiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
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FETDRICKS's PHoToGRtPiHC I'FNgpLR OP A8T
Es 5s SGT 8Fosdssy ogpo,s 9, opontan HJteL-S#o
-oGEsrHs hALLoTsPEs DAscrAzts gYrE. All Ass31Yrts
In a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

CToVs-A rer1ensr of Htos. Wars C.r-ty.
O. fe.cvx-
Tie baTvet u TIE DoIh'r par q III. egua,y vs sost
n. firu hsr~ =. f.te ~ ~ -0-i,a h.
krcs ErsIn. lest PI god Pse a
rrts o. efut; ne rp, q f3rneT JeafS Ihe fne
bts ertbod sres % ern IL Go5i condition. Ths gs.,
Cora tok ororisg tsfk- rEas!
sus a. this q he ye Oa,- siuu '.s-p,-s.y II
&C" lI.rlt5a o.x-t.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

TIE MFrAILiC TABI

THF METALLIC TABLET STROP-In yeat-i By
Gro sAusDrES, A d. 1915 Ths Ia genuine s,. hs,
ben sfus1 fS progcspg tho ksnsst rorihs Ee
D. Saec tie srtscr.h.rs aud rsa1{s J
5 BAu o Nc HsasA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

HoBoKEs AND PIERMoST OR WEST SHORE RAIL
ROAD The new railroad row in Of construction
fron Hoboken to Piernon Along the west side of the
HuGson River, is progressing very rapidly. Its CON-
pleton will, doubtless, eoon be followed by the erection
Of splen6d mansions the western bank of the North
River which will vie with the principal dwellings that
beautify the opposite shore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

CArAL.RoAI SUsK A cana. beat lcadsd w:.h coal.
Ls- oe sev- ic - bc,,n Je.-rsy sernon. 10 ibe c.rI
tie irr scist. TIE esu.
fopred BY III miscsp EaIu-r- sker tas
b. f rhct done after t,d ben I'll s.ed ii. bs,
Ofssi lcs1ed s-t sore u tn az f5-1 Ar1-sh
,ts alkizs q tie kcs cGui..g e e. s. vset sne ssk
iNegLgk ". Eins Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

Praf Fowler eive- his pe~sooa attsn,io, -
ocicaL EXAnNArfOss. aae 81. pu.-
sci.. de- D. q ho. So BI.A5ssy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

Ror,proR THE Vrsr.-Anothsr happy c'mpsny
4o,0 .b. CbSrers Aid Society leit NswYOrk yester-
Gay afternoon, under the care OF Mr. T. T. ifscy, lie
is sgaao bound for the fertile prauies OF the west
where pleasant homestes's aud kind friends await the
poor boys ard ghls, who are 60 f0r'uase as 70 eA'
ohssg. the city for the country, where so m'ny nave
been sayed for better iuu than their sotecedents
porftudsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

PIcKrooKEts.-Mrs Cathsrine Hawkins of Paia-
dephs while standing a. fruit stand, corner OF Bsx-
Ter ard Chsthsm streets, yesterday afternoon, was
iOstsd sgar 81 by two young fellows, one Of whom in
eited he hard 10 her pocket and took therefrom
her por,e monnsie, containing So so. Detective Off
GERS Roach ard Wilson had been watching the fellows
S an hour or more and witnessed the robbery Of Mrs
HAWKINS. They gave chase, and finally c'p:ured the
isloss, who gave their names as Joseph Dodson and
TAonss PDor. The money was recovered The &C.
eused were taken before Justice Kelly, al the Jeer-
scuMaikst Police Court, and locked up in default OF
$50 bal each.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

CoMnos CoUsCIL AT a meeting of the ,Iersey
Rrsey ives appointed policeman of ire Fourth Ward i John
Griffith escted member Of The Beard Ct Educs'on The
Committee on Iceces reported in favor Of granting licenses 10
Jcbn r. Rae VIM H. fIszee, Moses A. Bean. Christopher
bsch and james Harper license saned 20 toe aer
whe others laid ;he sDs Tor tGithef econ Ih
new police ordnance was deies;ed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

,.,rirced to visit shouse Of ID repute'n Wsssieg'ox
-, uhsYe he made himseN very comfortable fOr
-. ,,usii6.r q The right. Yesterday morning hs
,.'.,.,a thst be had been robbed of between 500
seao N cold, bu., upon ss,ipg the fact 20 those 10
o. - wss elected from the premises Mskog his
,I, Police Court, he m'de complaints sgs'ns.
o.rsr parties IN the house AID warrants were l,'u'd
of6c.r moCord arrested two women namei Joha9ns
s,@pbudt and Caroline Alas and conveyed them be-
so,, Jes,ice Welsh, who committed Johsnna 70 prison.
and cschsrged Caroline, she appear"g 70 kro"
pO.birg about the matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

A. VI ID rA1kA-We ware Er0El yesterday an Oic
cctT - 7A> hsuJers,b Jo-ra osu. tbe cse Of Mech L.
l+i The yorrrGl va o bisled fzsl~.,sr BY Stfp~t
Kooca snd wss sInoug tn a-rppers 4 New jersey
Lss;cz est s.aied N 1853. Ii about u hJ inches
sHs, having hre cciumrs 10 TIE rum-f before
tlet snOst eNcu,iyey with FoSn iatgsace Cot y'escn
proceeding sId aiyertseuens The ou!y cf oce
brief obituary roc. .rie5 n 'e OLE hr.oa
oi tE.hosy fesst Isrsb ishsd ar plb.ned
during zoe ro Ysut peiot n: history I'll
h Of The Jovn0 vcud b yasbie Irion 70 tbs lover q
Cd records. but beeys slch file II exs-roe
The ory sppsch complete sei Of it's is beleve
10 toe po.,tson Ct keY d. Murray Of Ey ,bh. strJ
bowevef be foDrc and there throughout the
ma.y being ;zesslrd Up a. rementoes o. the oter
the mswat Mercury, 2ls,.
PoIfcT -Christopher Meyer wss fred $40, yes.sr-
9sy having Monday stolen chd nat o hs .itg
jersey City E-try. l., ce.,ut q Psymsrt
sen: TO Jail 70! 10 days.
COx.iTTID.--J8mes HAnpden v8 Yesterday
boush, fn NeV Iosk eqbsi;iou from tue ~
New Jtrsey swai. caais- of b-rs az m.l;e
= JeI'-2 City.
Tie Bril-, gton Jsil co,I.sirs sevsuteer inmates
charge with bcr.cstt sg s--ins i- barn e.
ssssus ard ba;,'es &C. TIE Gicvc Couay JAL
p:esel .;hott criminal Innate
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
The ladies of tha Mount Nernon Apsoci .tion, who

TIE ladies Of the Mount Vernon Associstion, who
have purchased con6oay the Noun, Vernon property have
it,d the services Of NJ George ghorburn OF Newark to
take charge the grounds o Mount Vernon II Is inended 10
sse laige fapd-&S0 Gn il possib-ths Interest Of wha
will appropriated toward besuifyns the place fsom time 70
tin the cultivation Of aud beautiful trees flowers tseed'
and cutting, OF which will be distributed through the cpuatry
.yi, cut grounds tasteful msnier snd Ia
wo-c masking garden of America. Among other Improve
mel CO plated the resOriCn Of Old church on the
pr,ues bali ty Wa.hpe,or, which has long since gone to
Sssv the building OF mauo.sum to cost from % 900 to
$4,000 Trenton Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

ALLEGED FEIoNIors AssAULr-Peer Mckeever
was arrested by Officer Reynolds Of tue Ninth Wad ondsy
eyeurg the charge committing felonious assault
won sn nsmed Gsce Cain at her residence il SnDper
see MTs Csus husband sppeas was at home but In sich
that he could hear what g)us although
she called loudly aid McKsever committed to swa.
txaur alton this afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

A POET Office hiss beer established q, Baker.
R~.-. n Asca Ce-..y al H. !s9u. bf,''a 'peSasS
esMAS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

On Monday night tbs-e wss al ircendisry ire IN
Baisson wAch thiestersd 20 become seioS c.rprnser
n two bars were Consumed snc several reside
u ~, esprer Tee peop, manifest ooasdsF>ss Ala u sstaeTs
hsNr be.p other ipceaeiaiy stternP.s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

CAMP GTTTISG-A union camp meeting will be
he'd r. AZ the battle r-ouSd Ia Mormos County commencing
Aua,s, 6 The Rev M.pr. Bstne aud Corbt formerly o
this city, expected 20 b. present. Newark Eve Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

FATAL AcclDKSI on rHE HUDSoS RIVER RAIL
ROAD Patrick HDes, boy If yess of age, az nmSte
Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, stole away from the
nstia'i'u on Tu' sdsy sfternoon, and wandered on
Tie HUason River Rsilroad, near Ons-hundred- and
try-'t(oid street, where he was struck on the head
blythe ergne of en- uptrsin and inst snty killed The
boy WAS teksn into the institution. Coroner Hills
Ck lie case in band yesterday afternoon for pvestiga
too. Dsceaseds relatives reside in Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

QUEENS County TEsPERAscy SoorETY.-Ths rex
regular meeting oftbe Qdeers County Temperance s.
ciety Will be held in the Cuurch at Buckran, H. l., o
Thursday re1t, tie 29.h ipst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

On the night of the 18th list, the Reformed Dutc
r. .cb NJ B.i.en Neck Of which the Rev. A. L. Su.wei
r..o- u rrred BY thieves sad robbed o: It's cApes fhs
Ia oS tiue within yeaI this church been robbed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

ARREST OF PICKPOCKET.-A pickpookst ranet
Jackson whose portrs gsoes the gallery the Deputy SGpsin
Office the Fashon C,urse on Tuesday
r relieving The pockets Of MI Orange Judd Of change
Phil Bronne JacksOls accouphce srssted By Detecv
Van Wsener the Futon Fey, YESTERDAY After taking III
portrait ae eat 70 Qneers County for txar1nsaon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

Adverti.ementl
kn. J. PRoCTER, the eminent Tragedlan, sup
Ssa by excellent oompapy ntrscns large audiences 20
rtKDY's NATioNAL THEATEK. Tonight, Ros RoY DEAD
1oGiS ana NlP'D n THE BVD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

ESGISE CoNPAsY No. 3.-Ata meeting Of Eogine
Company No. 3 held on the svsn!ng of the 18Th inst,
tie psites corrected with the recent robbery, or al
who were in the engire-house at the tune, were s1'
PEELED by a unanimous vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

This is certainly r very favorable result, compared
with other Western rosds. But for the floods, the
e.npg, would have been 10000 more and the eH-
psnses 5000 lees The July earnings thus far are
ahead Of July, 1857:
The earnings Of the Watertown ard Rome Railroad
Company iOr June have been:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

SCuooI -HoTsE No. lS.-Tbe Board of Education
have ho School Committee repair ais house at
xpse net 20 exceed oO0 The bains is represented al
ip a cisp:o sted and dsL geIou' coDoi'ion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

MAYOR PORTRaIr.-A portrait of ex.M,yor Hal,
taken by order Of the Common Council has recently
bee, finished, and VIII soon be piscsd il the Go7er-
nors ,orm with the portraits Of lis predecessors in
Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

AcCiDENT.-Jemes Workman, while passing ~
Ncu;,oue,y Tuesesy evening IN a.e Of iniox a
,r sgsns. AN with such force A. 70 fracture hi
coapore lie II. boarding house in SoS;h fhT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

10.
Iris city are expected present. Newark Eve Journal
A Conuitte Of the State Teachers Association
have prepared petition 70 h pr .en 20 ;he next
that Ae defects Of tie system arise rs from want Of proper
pubic Of the benefits OF ae true theory OF e1uean
COZ situe tie Trustees tie Nors School State Sod Of
Ejrcaop whom sh he entrusted the f auss. ien OF a
e he School sad 70 elect the Sts,e seeinta'
with sAsy ensens him 70 devote b.. whole tune 20 h
oibce. lTien'on Oslei'e
Tie BriSseton Chronicle ssys that in thst County
Cb, and the wtite wbes; has bean a.tnaed BY rn' snt
- than bali crop REQ Medi,er,snesn whss'
ei,es yield. Oats IN that County The Ch'onioe
s,ys vii be total failure Ths crop very prsr
sing
ACCIDEs1-A workman at the sssh ard blind fac
tory II NJ r. Csiowsy. in Cones alley. vh- a. work on
M0cdsy morning had his right band baby cGi win cuenI
workman $. the Phoax quite severely bruised
fhuisy s,s snd bad s-ro~ Escape from instant death oy
tie gsacirg Of elee. which slipped from saw srd sn
thrown with much to-ce upward azing bis orehesd nhcs
sc.p woapel AID thence striking The ee,Nne rhsts age
ao.r IN the wal lNeNHA NstcHi!'
AcCiDENT.-James Workman, while passing up
Np;,ouey Tuestsy evening IN state OF inioxia
ten sssns; an pPos i;h such force TO fracture ais
co Apole lie taken 20 as boarding house II SOFIA fhiId
street.
On the night of the 18th i,st., the Reformed Dutch
r. -ob of Bsi,en Neck Of which the Rev A L. Sa.wei Is
..o. v rt-ed by thieves sad robbed o; its rhs
the oad .irne within this caGieh na oen robbed
On Monday night tbsre wss al lrcendisry fire IN
-,.op xhjh threatened 20 become seiioas ca-pen.sr
,b~n 49, vo bars ee Consumed enc severn. reside
iu -, Cancer peop manifest coasds-Sse As astaere
have BE- other Dceaeay sttenPs
Poet Office hss beer established a. bsxe
R~s. n AxcN Col.!y, al H. !s9p: H,''a 'ppsasS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

SUPREME COURr-CaAssrRs-JS.y I.-Beiore Jaeis
INSRAHAN
H.RrAs ccRPUS--CUsToDr OF cHILD-A "fRihspLi
WIFE"
T., N. n,st,es Of tie custody o. Joseshire hce.
Tno, ths rsuhoc OF EtSAd Ri:s, ssowInS thss q
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-08-05
SheriA',S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued out of and under the seal of the Dis
trict Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor
of Leddell. Kepler & Co., an d against the goods
and chattels lands and tenements of X. w.
Wright = the following described mortgaged
property, viz Lots Nos. 3, a, 5 and 6, in Block
No Z, and lot 8 in block No. 3, in the village
of Independence, in said county, also one UNI
divided half of the following land Common
cling at a point 10 rods west of the north west
corner of lot No 4, in block No. a, in Stoughton
Il McClure's addition to the village Of Indepen-
dence, thence south 10 rods, thence west 5 rods,
thence north 10 rods, thence east to the place of
beginning also, the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section IS, in township SO,
north of range 3, west of the 9Th p. NJ in said
county also, all the said piece of land sold by
James Forester and wife to said r. w. Wright,
in and by their deed, dated Feb Sd, A. ID. 1853,
and recorded among the records of said county
in book 3, page ~, containing two acres; also,
the east 90 feet of the west half of lot No. Z, in
Block %: ALSO lots Nos. l and 2, in block %;
also, lot No. 3, in block No. &c. in the village
of New Haven, in said county,
/ will offer for sale at Public Auction at the
door of the Sheriff S Office in the village of
Independence, on Saturday, the fourth day Of
September, A. d. 1885, between the hours
Nine o'clock A. NJ and Four o'clock p. NJ of
said day, to the highest bidder to satisfy said
execution and costs WILLIAM MARTIN,
Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, independence, Iowa,l
August 5th, 1855. 22H
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-08-05
From the New York News.

We esteem it a pleasure resting upon our alb
solute knowledge of its merits to recommend
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative as the best arti-
Gle of the kind with which we are acquainted,
and one which has done, under our own obser-
walton, all that it claims-and it claims every
thing implied in its name.
This article, in short, will restore gray hair to
its original color, and add to its growth and
beauty wherever any blight or disease has check.
ed that growth or married that beauty. This
has been proved in our family within few
weeks, and in numerous other cases related to
lis without the knowledge Of the proprietor
We have only to add that this most valuable
article is for sale by the proprietor, at No 3l2
Broadway, and Id Market ST., ST. Louis.
CAuTloN.-Beware of worthless limitations, as
several are already in the market, called by diff
ferent names. Use none unless the words
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, Depot, st. Louis,
Mo-, and New York are blown in the bottle
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine deal
ers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods deal
ers in the United States and Canadas. (2l-4
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-08-05
Sprtial slotltts.

DR.. Christies Balsam for Ague and Fever,
is winning golden opinions as preventative
and Cure for that much dreaded disease. Much
of the dread experienced by persons emigrating
to a new country, will be removed when they
know how easily and thoroughly the Balsam
cures the disease for which it is Designated
Monmouth Oily Guardian.
The above is only one the numerous favor
able notices of free and untrammeled press
When such powerful friend as the Press speaks
in its favor, it cannot be otherwise than popu-
lar. .
Hear what Physicians say of DR.. CHRIS
TIES AGUE BALSAM. Says one 81 with
confidence recommend the Balsam as superior
to any other preparation" Says another: "
have used it with uniform success, and can con-
fidently recommend it for all those complaints
for which tits offered as remedy" One more,
To my knowledge it has never disappointed
the reasonable expectations of those who have
used it." Still another writes :" have no hes
itation in saying that it is safe, convenient
and very efficacious medicine" Price 81 per
bottle, or 6 bottles for $500.
For sale in Independence by Parsons d Mel
lish in Quasqueton by E. w. Whitney, and
by agents everywhere 22-lm
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-08-05

Unfortunate Casualty..-Man Drowned.
On Saturday last. two men, named M.
j. FEM and M. STEELE, residing. in
Quasqueton, started from that place fer
the purpose of procuring load of wood
from the timber north of that town. They
attempted to cross Pine Greek, which the
rain of the previous night had swollen, at
the point of crossing. to the depth of 10
or l2 feet, and in doing SO, the wagon
box came off and was upset, throwing
them into the stream. STEELE managed
to reach the shore, after freeing the horses
from the wagon, but FEM, though a
good swimmer, from some cause unac-
countable, sank and was drowned, al
though the stream was but couple Of
rods in width. His body was not recov-
cred until yesterday, when it was found
a few rods below the point of crossing.
lie leaves wife and two children
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-08-05

A New AND DANGEROUS CouNTERFEIT-The
Cincinnati Gazette raises the alarm conc ern-
ing new and dangerous coun tereiju st brought
out in that city. The spurious bills are tens on
the State Bank of Ohio, and are so well executed
that even at home the bankers are hardly able to
distinguish them. Such being the case, it will
be wise for outsiders to be very careful what
tens they take on this bank. The bills were quite
freely circulated in Cincinnati on Monday and
Tuesday last. 1t is pronounced by experienced
and competent judges to be the best executed
and most dangerous eounterfeitnow in existence
1t is so near an exact imitation of the original,
that banktellers have been deceived by it, and
it was taken ON deposit by one OF the leading
bankers of the city. People who ase not experts
would not be safe in taking bills of this denom-
nation on any of the branches of the State Bank
of Ohio.-Prairie Farmer.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-08-05
CHAPTER q2.

AN ACT entitled an ac: prescribing the
manner of certifying acknowledge
ments in certain cases.
SECTION L. BE Il enacted by tie Gener-
al assembly Of the State of Iowa, That
the execution of any deed, mortgage, or
other instrument in writing, executed by
any attorney in fact, may be acknowl-
edged by the attorney executing the
same.
5 2. The Court or person taking the
acknowledgment, must endorse upon
such instrument, certificate setting forth
the following particulars lst The title
of the Court or person before whom the
acknowledgment was taken. Cd, That
the person making the acknowledgment
was personally known to at least one Of
the Judges of the court OF to the officer
taking the ACKNOWLEDGING TO be the
identical person whose name is subscrib-
ed to the instrument as attorney for the
grautor or grantors therein named, or
that such identity was proved 10 him by
at least one credible witness, to him per-
sonally known and therein named. Sd,
That such person acknowledged said in
strument to be the act and deed Of the
grantor or grantors therein named by
him as his or their attorney thereto APP
pointed, voluntarily done and executed.
5 8. All Acknowledgements by attor-
neys heretofore made and certified, sub
stantially as herein prescribed, shall be
deemed sufficient.
s 4. This act shall take effect from and
after its publication in the Iowa Citizen
and Iowa Stale Journal.