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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

The long continuation of fine weather with which We
arc tbs year aorcd retards tho appearance OF those
toettes which may call decidedly autumnal our bellies
the sea side still 10 be In all the elegance Of
summer dress. Printed and white nuslns batistcs
cuttings and bsrepes are 81 course worn The evening
promenade aof "a opportunity for the display o those
sry burnous. now made IN such yariOss materials. or
Tor the handsome striped shswls with small ,.in reach.
ing about 10 the waist and finished by large tasscl.
Taretas and popiins much for lcss neqlire
toeis. and IN both these materials checks are In great
hyo-. Green or blue, and black, and gayer and more
varied coors al adopted according 70 the taste o. the
geafer We have seen very pretty aetas in very
narrow STRIVES Plain skirts, that IS 70 say without
Gounces but trimmed en- abiier, with bows, passemen.
ter IA aguettes, or ruchcs are worn With taste for
va NJ tress rrsbe skirts and indeed the two deep
1ounces which replaced them at the commencement o.
ia s.as.n as MN beng sa.erssl.l z. trimmings "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17
The Burning OF the Quarantine Buildings,
and Violation Of Quarantine Regulations
~ che EuUlash.

The Pars Cor..,,siossner OF September 60 In leader
the burning Of tbs Quarantine build ngs remarks that
about the time " that occurrence the hngsh pcr.
peifssed 10 the Mediterranean scarcely escusabc
act cfsny violating the roles 4 sanitary police in
hQyy Gu both aides, ssys The writer, the contempt Of
gut and tie appeal 10 force the Ia fact the
frgl3h trade The srcculainns a. Which wcre nconve.
ucnccd b the obligation a being restrained Is those
guisicns, has freed fsef q them. Ior that
prrfo Enriish diplomacy has obiainn from
the feeble Sultan u consiantnopie tisi he should
ins g to zee Kng ~ fgypi 70 rinoyc the obstacles
whh liz Bard 81 Health hal imposed upon navigation
into The port n Alexandra. The English Consul, Mr..
ctern. sila, waing Cor the scent u the Board ~
Hrailh, gave IL tame thr auliof; sali0n 10 the
Br; "a shp Nuliure, thea iyr g. freely communicate
wfh tie shore The captain Immediately struck down
granted 81 lhe fepfescntat W ~ Great Britain.
Nov thse agents have not The right g. place them.
countrfs IN vbich they reside. Il : 10, from
tc Consul, but from the local authorities, that the
nandcr q the Nuore had 70 receive the author xaion
communicate ~ IN fact, that behavior has not injured
The public hrailh, has proved h0r uncese.
u,onpsy the " ,-h ageuls a. ~ Tie countries where
me, free hemseivts strong u has aided t. cals once
n,nte no fx.rr+e rffnf'acrnrv Whir ~ en ,i.ers ~.
ottoman empire AZ the -crc,on ~ GrtN Bri,an The
Consu hss not, h.dts done snytsng tbs occurrences
which not the habits Of the Administration g. which
be belongs. ana primo pay ~ the Eastern port. Thus
j TIA, tiBe before the British Cpnsr IL Iiddah
PROVOKED that fanatic al rot The ffghtfu results Of
whth are known y y. ~, by substltnr hs own
Authority o. the ioa OH als AMI ~ having away
By forur lhe Ottoman Tag from m Arabian bark.
Bot whatever may ~ the wrongs, either al staten
I,and or NJ Alcnan2rs lesson results from hat hrs
Just occurfcd-ths tie trading nat bear onv with
uncas nrfs lbp deia,s npo.et certain cases 10 the
gators and - The rShsnge They prefer 10 expose
themselves ~ The dan1rs ~ couse rather than n sec
ier the delay ia Their trade
Rctvctn the tencrcs Of the latter and the
Cars - the cihefs, iust medium should
be kept ~ a fact that nayientnn 90
rspt days, and Geographic Communcl ons 40 not
gree with the delays with which was satisfied q, tho
inc e long passage. The sys,em and length q the
Quar- an,ine@ has already been greatly modified without
inconvenience We 10 noi know Il = prudent TO 90
iursher
nsmo, however ~ acts q brutality NJ tho oona.
on Of staten Island by contempt OF n,erne, opa
law inst prscised by the English II Fgvps tha, one
vii dsIsee The other nstioAs TO modify their sanitary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

o. the new buildings surrounding the Arch Of Triumph
IL 900 francs demanded the de ehoassss or
ground floor consisting in all Of ten rooms The
million seem 10 be entirely ignored by builders OF the
present generation and middle cass persons whose means
do not permit them pay than ESQ flo0 year
for rent, find rest for the sole Of their feet.
The great novelty IN the theatrical world i French
resuscaton of the famous Greek play of Sophocle.he
Adipas TSrannis Al first there some doubts whe
ther could effect any permanent hold on
Che Paris public, but 10 the surprise Of the critics,
vishly 10 increase in attraction. The novelty OF
drama played 500 years before the Christian era
the destinations possesses for the scholar and for many
who without attaining that title have still the assoca
tons OF school lfe all find sympathy in highly eau-
Gated metropolis. The scenic efec, was admirable
One finds oneself al Thebes in the ancient days OF us
grandeur and what is wanting in the acting seems sue
gested by the mise NJ jules lecrox has trans
lated the tragedy and adapted TO the French stage aer
The manner OF accomplished scholar; but " must De
confessed, that Rachel gone the company at the
krancase without the talent which IS necessary 70 ex
cite those thrills Of feeling which alone can give perma
interest to any drama. There IS something revolving
the subject oo upon the incest OF son
with his mother and however naturally brought about by
the Grecian poet, exciting sympathy for the unhappy
Iucius King Of Thebcs, Il a matter TO be dwet
upon in the present OF society without entang
something like sensation Of disgust Even the children
OF such connection TO have brand on their brow
which the midst Of their undeserved SORROWS renders
them in a manner repulsve,
The Italian Opera is 10 open With ''Norma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

MrNWH September - iss3
~. Fr11atfoa n Modern German Pafnt,ys- ,sa,her
Ctsr1ey o. Laosr-7he Poinieyr, Egitbgsh, Ousrs>ok
Bsd Co~c.ss--F0ycslaia Patntsrs- Trqfesfar Nss
-ona OF Modern German Lwerppre-rs via
Fsgnoo Pygocs--syats5es u NJ Groulpg f'oss-r y
RpaFi0. a. a.
To- exhibition % modern German painters here q SAT-
attracting number q vsi,ers bot they prnoip,iy
Engshmen, Americans and Frcnchmcn; tbs people Of
MUNICH ordering 10 drink lager bier and take
menis ~ The grass 70 both the Old and modern masters
Munich cheap place situated on plateau 1000 feet
above tho o'el q the sea very DO, summer very cod
winter ami very ChauGcahlc TIC climate 4 a. good
an approximation 10 that q Amers A. wind aud rain can
make a. and consumrtions arc quite A. common and
would be more were not That che use N ardent spi
rte and the weakening oatons a hot ea aud coffee are
entirely unknown 70 The laborng cAses who substitute
lagerbof for everything q That The best aserbef
~sre n brewed ny ,be Kng, and there s degree 81 ia,
aRy u pasonzng a. Al The Kings brewery nobody
waite % the guests number 0f stone mugs With pea
Ter covers sre prov ded and there ruanng fgn,a Y
water sud 4 man at tbs cask and another % TAX ths
mouey which 4 amply suhccnt for to- thousand oaste
mers. mey come aud take a mug, which hss iaa been
used BY a lbe guests proceed with i % tha nsin
where hey and then take their stand a the spgot
and Wall Their turn They then toss down Their price a
ss krYser (ho King never sells less thar quart Of
beer aNtme) and "a down wherever they fnd place,
~ drink standing When one mug finished the process
srsPss'et, and there neshet Cel aor reckoning eyery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17


C>5r1ton n ~ Etiricr p 1saich-Grand Hstor,e1i
P10sgrt-7hs zolirsrr'a-O7To,fo. Of Prussia n the
Abolno. of ne Tanu DRsss-7ns riila Frsaoa Ac,,H
sssoa gr5 ~ conssqaroes-7hs Dgn,st German Qy,s
Gon-T6s WDr1ewbpyg Comcogda a., o..
We have great celebration hersthe hundred,n
anniversary q the foundation Of M0nichsccompsnied BY
Festivals ana proco eons q peculiar nature For months
past be archaeological, and antq1arians painters ,ni thes
rct aors have boon employed 10 firn sh colors ward
robes leather breeohes helmets srmors anoes swords
alas wooel mo cotton goods . represent ID one tving
greeess po Vie rs saG @yeQ ssRlaliss Ia s'gat, u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

81 iMrge Caabre
TIE emancipation x TIE serts n Rgssss meets with
great hut not entirely unforeseen Obstacles The hnpe
Aekagder IL, pot Wiling A. hrst to Introduce the
IN thc usual autoeralc manner, has merely
vted Ia mob It's 10 follow b. exanpie bit does
BOD appels TINT beyond Poland and the snceat Po'sh
province ~ Tithaania any ether government circle
Rss has answered the cali The peasants, kno vng the
Emperor ~ih. AM the rnHl ngocss o. The ncb'c %
grfft q have akel W arms many q The
circles AMI have driven The MOBILES from their estates 10
seek sleer sd protection - the ncighborng towns. The
emancipation ~ scrf Gn1rr an absolute govern.
ment and where The srra " the Their
masters and possess the c4scty for culture, not
esg and u yet cost the Emperor many sceplSs
ulahs T. vc vOu dos ~ the condition Of the people
Il Russ l8Dte from th report q tie Minister "
TIE iui"for According " htn real estate wa thus
divided. There vote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

no whole Dunbcf o. pess,n,s consisted Of
Crown peasants 4............ 900 %
Serts II 1891 coo
Total. ~ $50 900
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
The State Of. baoa, ! GO
Louisa COuntn. ~

70 Rober: Gray Sir: You are hereby notified
that on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1857,
Hugh Roidan, Administrator OF the estate of John
Rod dan, decea ed fled in the Office of tn clerk of
the District Court Of Louisa county Iowa. his petit ion
claiming of you the sum of ono hundred and fifty dol
Lars, AID aecr uing interest thereon - money due
him, - said Administrator, by you, on promisssry
note executed by yeu to said john Roddsn on the
18th day of February, A. D. 1858, for the sum of
$3.50, and with ton per cent. interest PR snnum
from date. Also claiming Of you the foreclosure of
=. certain mortgage, executed by you to the said
John Roadan I, tn secure the payment of said prom
issory note, on the 18th day Of February, A. D.
1858, the following described real estate to-wit
The west half Of section thirty, (30 township sew
enty-6ve, rs north Of range three (3) west. And
that an original NJ ice was issued in said cause
upon which the Sheriff made the following return,
viz: ~ cannot in my county 6na the within named
defendant" That thereuron publication of tho
pending of this suit a. ordered BY the Court to
be made. Now. unless you appear and answ said
petition on before the morning of the second Jay
of the next torn Of said District Court, which term
will be begun and holden at Warello on the fourth
Monday in March, A. y. 1883, judgment and de-
cree will be rendered against you in acc ,rdance
with the prayer of said petition.
J. s. HURLEY, Pl'A's Atty.
Publish the foregoing four weeks in the Musca-
tine Journal. JOHN HALE,
Clerk District Court, Louisa Co., Iowa.
feb13-w4w-prs fee-$9
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The State Of bs0a, &C
Louisa COuntu. oc'

VIM. A. Nisbsd W. Uaknown Owners end lots No.
in block 80, lots l and in block rs, lot 8 10
block Is, lot in block II, lot in block 10, lots
and In block IL, lots 1, and in block rs, lot
in block Is, onc-half Of lot in block IS, lots 2
s1d in block Fl, lot in block 80, one-haif lots L.
snd In block TO- lot in block n, lot in block
rs all in the town Of Columbus City, county and
State aforesaia. To tie owners of said lots You
are her eby sotifed hat the 9Th day of ovem-
Der, A. D. 1857 ther. fled in the Office Of tho
clerk Of the District Court In Louisa county, Iowa,
petition Of w. A. Nisbsd, claiming the sum Of
two dollars 1871 90, and also claiming foreclosure
Of the equity of redemption. That IN original no.
tcs in said case was returned by the Sheriff Of said
county, ~ cannot 6nd in my county the within
named unknown owners" Now, unless you q ppear
and said petition on before the morning of
the second day of the next term Of the said District
Court within and for said co nty, to be begun and
holden at the court house In Wapello, the fourth
Mond ~ Of March, A. D. 1858, Judgment and de-
cree will ke rendered against You in accordance
theirwith. j. s. HURLEY, Sol. for PIE.
Publish the foregoing four weeks in the Mas
oatine Journal. JOHN HALE,
Clerk District Court, Louisa Co., Iowa.
febl3-w4w-pr's fee-$S
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20

TO Robert Grsy-Sir-You are hereby notified
that on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1857,
Hugh RcddaL, Administrator of the estate of John
Roddan, deceased, filed in the Office of the clerk Of
the district Court of Louisa county. Iowa. his Pc
ti:ion. claiming Of you the sum of Two Hundred
and Fifty Dollars and accruing interest thereon, Is
money due him as said Administrator by You in
promisssry nete, executed by you to said John
Rodaan. deceased, on the 18th day of November,
A. D. 1854, for the Of $780, with ten per cent.
interest per annum from date; also claiming Of
you the foreclosure Of . certain mortgage executed
by you to sid John Roddsn to secure the pay ment
Of said promissory note, on the 18th day Of No:
vember, A. D. 1854, on the following described real
estate, towt The west half of section thirty, (3O)
'ownshp seventy five, Us, north Of range three t3)
west; and that 70 original notice was issued in
said cause, upon which the Sheriff made the fol-
lowing return, viz: ~ cannot in my county find
the within named defendant" That thereupon
publication Of the pending Of this suit was ordered
by the court to be made. Now, unless you appear
and answer said petition on or bef re- the morning
OF The second day of the next term Of the said Dis
trict Court, which term will be begun and holden
at Wapello on the fourth Monday Of March, A. D.
1885, judgment and decree will b rendered against
you thereon. J. s. HURLEY, Pl'f's Atty.
Publish the foregoing four weeks in the Muscs-
tine Journal. JOHN HALE,
Clerk District Court, Louisa Co., lows.
febl3 wlw-pf's fee$9
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
The State Of ba0a, 60
Louisa GOunfu. "D

To Daniel W. Hamakor-Sir-You are hereby
notified that on tbs 7th day Of August, A D 1851,
Sarah Walker fied in the flee of the clerk of the
district Court of Lcuiss county, her petition, claim
ing of yoa the sum of Ten Thousand Dolls:s mon
ey due her by you damages because Of your failure
10 perform marriage contract agreed to BY you and
damages sustained BY reason of your seduong her,
and also clami~ & that writ of attachment should
be i,aued against your property in said cause, and
that a writ of attachment YVES Isl ued accordingly,
and that an original notice WAS issued il said cause,
up,n which the Sheriff made the following return,
viz ~ cannotin my county find the within named
Daniel w. Hamaksr." That thereupon publication
Of the pending Of this sut was ordered by the court
to be made. Now, unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before t. first day of the next
term of said District Court, which term will BET
gnn and holden a: Wapello on the fourth Monday
in March, A. D. 1858, judgment will be Rendered
against you thereon.
OCONNOR b PATTERSON,
Auy's for Pfc.
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