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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21
DENNsYLyANIA RAILRoA D.: =

ID II n n - i L. a ~ n u N - ~
i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, CONNECTING tae A l
cities vita Western North western and Southwestern
BY Q continuous Railway direct This Road also ootn
Pssbursh withdsiy se Of Steamer, to 81 Ps OF tns III
en- Rivers srd Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamers 70 Az
nor, on the Nor.h western L.kes-mskns the most direct
cheap reliable BY which FREIGHT can D.
to and from TIE Crest West. n,rropr-pnu
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and ri nun
YrRsr CLAss-Boots, Shoes, bss and Csps oooas
Dry Goods lin boxes bales and trunks, Druss ""
boxes and balcs Fes,hers, Furs, so...:'.'..'; l."
eEcoSp CLas-Domesic Sheetnx, 5hirtIg ana
Ticking Tin original hIes Drugs IN easks hara Us -sn.sH
vsrd Leather lin rolls boKes, WOOL ana SHeeP 100 D.
Pets, eastward, ......'.:'''.'i..'
R.'r az D.. ,.a Goo. OF in ssck 6j cents p
Tobacco Manufactured except Cisss, or cut &c ip D.
PoURrH CLAss-Cofee. Fish. Bacon, Beef and
Pork lin casks boxes Estv srd) Lard and Lsrd
OF, NslI Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar, fitca iD ..
kosln,
PLous-T5c T. Dbl until further notice.
GsATN-3ir y 100 n until further notice. -
CoYTos-e2r bale not exceeding so . weight, until ''hef
notice.
cu.r 70 mari The p.cEsse Via Penn,yv,ni, Rsroel All
Goods Construed to the Agents Of this Road Phsdepas
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FpYcHr AGESrs-Hsrris, Wormley Co, Memphis Tenn !
R. Sass Co. ST LOUIS p O. 0'Reilly Co.. Evansville.
Ind Dumesni Bell CO., aud Carter yrwett, lonisgle
XIV; B. c. Meldrum Madison. Ind H. Brown Co, snd
Irwin Co, Cincinnati ~ W. Graham Co, Zanesviis,
Ohio; Leech Co. No 81 Kiby e., Boston, eech Co, No
A.o. Hou, York and No. ~ South St. New York r
J. sneeder, Philadelphia MAsav Koon' HAtimorei " A
IL H. HOUSTON General Freig AGENT Philadelphia
HI LOMBAERT, Superintendent, AsoanA Pa
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and we have 9S lbs. of sugar first returns) and 9a1
gallons mOlasses, made from acre l8.27' Of canes
which produced S7 gallons juice, weighing at lbs.
per gallon 1923 lbs. or sugar, first crop, 5.58
per cent noasses IA per cent together, 1912 per
cent
This sugar is perfectly dry, as shown by sample No.
4, it worked perfectly and without the slightest diff
'''''' kor i7-remp sio-,sO N W
Boiled all the molasses from the above Except the
ID from the tops which toe poor for re-crys-
tallzationD 1926 fb-added clear lime water until il
marked 80 Is. when boilng-tOok OF thick, guti-
nous scum, and boiled it down to 2ia2 Fin two
hours il produced a eOpous crop of very good crys-
tals-aowed it to stand till morning, when il was
quite solid.
Dec. la-Temp. SJo-Sao Sc
Here an unfortunate accident occurred. Having
placed the crystazed mass a slow fire TO render
fluid enough to cast into the mould, called Oh
TO of illness, leaving il the fire. and being
detained much longer than anticipated, returning
! found all the grain melted and the moasses boiling
vehemently, ard badly burned Much discouraged,
| however proceeded. 1t crystalzed the second
time, and was put into mold
Weighed the sugar from the 222j ID molasses boiled
on the 18th Nov, as follows, viz:
Gross weight
.'.'''.'....''''.''''.''''.'' ~
Second crop Of crystal. from the 1925 n molsssess2n
Deduct pro rata OT The "a feet exetss0rer l Of snss s
s $; ;.9 returns from 30 of an SCI
ProduS, Of from the molases. .SnS
Then We have, as the whole final resslt OF an aero
of canes: A.
Firs. returps. ....''''.''s''''''''ssSU ~
S-cond returns (ssupe " l....."........2oSo 49,.
And deduct molasses consered............. H"S
Total..........".............. s1SS
And II n molsses PER gallon LAM sal
Say sugar, per acre, 2l.SI lbs; molasses, per
acre, 7459 gallons; sugar per cent, 1857 molasses,
Neither The in which tails juice weished. mar -
an 10 which measured sntcicny deu
cato or give precise resu and they form ~
basis Of aese calculations the per centases probably nos
purposs 49,. . a, -, .A..rv,~
20 ind J5 per osnsa obtained when the jgios cey c.
ssiued - per cent shown BY the pshscope Thst
sxp'en~c 81 tse causes assed In previous note eaa
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ii. 7. LEEDS AuctODeer,
WILL SELL THIS DAY, Thursday, all the fine
w FURNITURE consisting of two carved rosewood Psrlor
Suites richly inad Pano Forte superior instrument cost
$3.50 fully warranted for good assortment Of
Bedroom Furniture consisting of Bedesds Washstsnds Mat
esse both hair and spring in good orders Looking Glasses &C.
dwelling No l6 West 18th At 10y o'clock rain
shine.
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n
and Wednesday Jan "a Steamers for Florida connect
Savannah leaving every Monday "Wednesday and Friday
TINHE LIVERPOOL, NETWORK and PHIL
Il ADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CoMPANYS Clyde-buIt iron
CITY or BALTIMORE. ASH suns. u. c.p. RIs,.ch.
CITY OF WASHlNCTON..f3 $50 tuns. Capt c. fetTis
CITY OF MANCHESTER. 3E9 tun'. Capt kennedy.
KANGAROO.. Ni tnns Capt jeffrey
The other vessels intended 10 ell follows:
FRoA LIVERPOOL.
KANGAROO, "Wednesday. Jan. Is
CITY OF BALTIMORE WedDes,isy ..t..,.......Jsn p
CITY OF WASHINGTON. "Wednesday E-b 10
KANGAROO. W~dne -isy Feb "a
CITY OF BALTIMORE. "Wednesday March 10
CITY VI WASHINGTON. "Wednesday March "A
Aud each alternate "Wednesday.
v.ro.uz FRoA Ekw-YoRx-
n nm Thursday. ...........leh
lily OF BALTIMORE Thursday ............ Feb. Is
W w AshiNGTON Thursday ... March
CITY az ". Thursday Msrcn IL
~AAA VI "AShiNOTON Thursday. April 10
49,, And each atsruse Thursday,
p.,,. Aci.oe1ek noon, from Pier No. "A N. R.
hHss OF CABIN PAssAGE-From New.York and Phfadel-
poA 20 in Liverpool Fl guinea II suness and IS suines
according TO the IN the STAT havius
We same privilege IN the Saloon ipcudins waris .s
,IMkp-CLAH PA.sENerRS.-A limited nnn,ls, on third
e ssc VII De taken and found a. much poysons q
rs 'm fAl'a"Phia and SswYOrt ESQ., irom Liver
Ihese steamer, are constructed with improved o.
psItmen's Each vessel csrries An eIp.S;.ncsd - .nS
every attention paid to tie oOmfrt end az oss
sensru ''0s'" !" ~
Drsas on Liverpool from 81 upward
Shipper Of Specie viii pesss noics th.t i,,r,,,. - ..
vessels OF thus Company b In "a IN
hnSand on tho came terms by the Mail paddle saarrr
SHr sss' e H.;ssSs 'Pps = Tie Ode. e. Cenpsay
WIZ NAAN md u 1svw Building, LTsr,od Xssat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21

CUPREME COURT-COunty Of Kings.-CAL-
- WIN Z. HULL AGAINST DE- WITT LINN and DARIUS
A. GOODYEAR Of Charles C. Nserhouse deceased
Layins g. Ws,erhOu.e widow Of the said Charles Water
house. Joseph Peadl.ton aud Eyeine D. his w--Sunmons
for r-e-tCom ITO the defendant EI ELINE PEN
DLETON YOu hereby summoned and rsqqed TO .nswer
the complaint this action which Is this filed In Office
the Clerk Of the County of Kings the City Hail. In the City Of
Brooklyn and 20 serve copy Of answer 70 the said com
snt on subscber their Office No. IL Wall street. In tbs
CITY Of NewYot within twenty days after the service q ths
you exclusive Of the day Of such service aud you
fall the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff this sion viii spy 10 the Court for the relief de-
handed the complainDafed New York November H. 1851
BRAINARD RICE, Plaintiffs Attorney
d24 lswSwTh No. Il Walls., n Y.
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Ocean Gteamers, &f.

E'OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-UNrTED
Il STATES MAIL LINE-The fsvorite steamship AUGUSTA.
Capt b. 5. Woodruff will leave for Savannah SATURDAY
Jan. IS O'Clock from Pier No North River. Bills Of
ladns signed only board For freight passage sppyto
SAML L. MITCHELL, No. r. Broadway
The STAR OF THE SOUTH, Capt Thos Lyon, will succeed
and Wednesday Jan a. Steamers for Florida
Savannah leaving every Monday "Wednesday and Friday
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SUPREME COURT-CountY 0

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-County o
IN Niagan.-CHANDLER r. RANSOM against JOHN MIL
LER The Nssars Falls Water Power Company, Thomas Y.
Fasler Abraham NJ Chesbroush Esther H. Burnett Atkins
Clark Trustee Of Henrets O. Cark Elizabeth NJ g. Toman,
and Caroline NJ Dunn-summons for relief ser
TO the obove named Defendants either Of hefn You
required the complaint this
scn which will b. filed the Office Of the Clerk OF the County
Of Niagara LociPor in said County and to serve copy q
the said complaint the subscribers al theb
Office No Ill Broadway in the City Of New York within twenty
the service q this Summons you exclusive Of the
day service and you fail TO the said complaint
within time soresad the plaintiff in this seton will apply to
the Count the relief demanded In the congratulated Oct
5, 1857. J. ID. I. ID. SHERWOOD,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
PS-The said complaint was fled in ssid Clerks Office
December II. 1877 j. ID. L I. ID. SHERWOOD,
js7 law6wTh Plaintiff q Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21

NOTICE.-Pursuant TO an order of HENRY NJ.
IN BURCHARD Surrogate Of the Couny Of Oneida notice
hereby given all having claims against the estate OF
HARRY BROWN, deceased late Of the Town Of hiestown
IN said county 20 present the with the vouchers thereof
to HARVEY BRADLEY, Of the Administrations OF said
estate h residence In Whestown, in said county or BE-
fore day Of March next.-Daed August l3 1857
SABRA BROWN, Adniniratx.
arroQ laxHmTh HARVEY BRADLEY. Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21

SUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF QUEENS.
- ERASTUS THOMAS aEsinst ANNIBAL DEMOSQC ERA,
Andrew Iawrenc. end Richard Bush-Smmons for Relief
tCom the DEFENDANTS and TO each Of them:
You hereby ummod end required the complaint IN
action fled the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Queens the Of Jamaica in the said county on the 18Th
December 1851 and 10 10 tho
said complaint subscribers their Office No Wst,
City within twenty days after the service Of
h. summons YOU exclusive of the day such service aud
the said complaint within the time Aforesaid.
plaintiff in this action will apply 10 the Court tor the relief
demanded il the aid compsEt.-Daed, Dec. 49, lsj7.
THERASSON BRYAN Plsintid's Attorneys
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
IN On and after THU RSDAY Jan o. ls and until further
notice, Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Dusne'st
DTNKiRK EMPRESS at s:soa m. for DunkiIk asd principal
inteuneds e Stations.
MAIL TRAIN $500 for Dunhk and Buffalo and inter-
RoCKIAND PASSENGERkt 3 p. M from foot Ch.nterss.
vi. Piermont, for Sutens and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER at IL. NJ for Nswburgh Mddi-town and
intermediate Stations.
The shove Trains run daily. Sundays excepted.
NIGHT EXPRESS at M daily tor Dunkirk, and, Sundays
excepted. for Buffalo
These Expr-s. Trains connect al Eluirs with the Ems
Canandaigua and Niagara Falls Railroad FOR NAgs Falls;
Bpshsmon with the Syracuse and Bnghston Railroad for
Syracuse Coming with the Buffalo Corning and New York
Lack.wanna aud Western Railroad for Scranton Horne
vile with the Buffalo NewYork City Railroad for Buffalo
AZ Buffalo and Dunkik with the LakeShoe Railroad for Cleye
land Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit Chicago, &c.
s. +. HEADLEY Assistant President.
NETWORK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD
NIs51. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1854
COMMENCING DECEMBER n. 1857.
Passenger Station in corner 7hst and 9TH
A'D'e ~ TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For Ne~.Hsven ~, $500 leA); l2+5 $40 len) md
a., p For Bndserort 7.9 500 m. lex i2it5 $50
lex y and 4e p For Milford Stanford Fairfield Southport
aud Wesport t:2os m. l2:tS 49 p e. For Horv.i, In
. m l2:4 $40 tex AID $50 m For Dsien and Green
wich, 7:2oa m. i2 AID $50 For Stamford. 7;s SEQ
va 3nsrrIn.ais,. Sstions 73os m l,4j An, 5:Np m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston ss0o Tex $40 N lex Yor Hartford
and sprins6ed 500. lex $40 4. eLt For Coonest
(eI 30 Noth.mpton. For Canal Railroad 500 m Eek and
Haas m For fIousa:onic Railroad 500 For Nanss,uck
Raiiroed $500 m, and $40 FOR DG6ury and NowLk
RAilrosd Is" H. ''~ ts,ys HoYr su,-d,,.,ss,.
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AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
pENCE, Sc.-On and afer Oct. g. 1857, Train Of the
PROVIDENCE HARTFORD and FISHKILL RAILROAD
will leave Hartford AFTER the arrival there Of the ExP.s Train Of
the New Haven and New Haven and Hartford and
Springfield Railroads. which lssye. NewYork at ga N.
SAMUEL MOTT. Superintendent
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Y Y. SUPREME COURT-COunty of Kings.
N.IACQR AANQERRIIT szainst NATH ANIEL RI-RR.

N Y. SUPREME COURT-COunty Of Kings.
M JACOB VANDERBILT against NATHANIEL BU RR.
Summons for demand on contract Com not served
the Defendant: You hereby summoned and
eqed the complaint in this action which III be hd
h. Office Of the Crk the County of Kings at the City Hall
IN the City Of Brooklyn and copy Of your TO
w. said complaint tho subscriber at his office No. ia
Nassau street In the City Of NewYork within twenty days after
the service h. summons you exclusive Of the day Of such
service and you fail to the said complaint wit hin the
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will take judgment
sssins you tbs Hundred Doars with interest
from the day OF July One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Fifty ak BE- side the costs this action Dated January 49,
1853. CIiAS. r. PRICE, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. l2i Nassau-st., New. York City.
The COMPLAINT in this action filed Office of the Clerk Of
til County Of Kings the Goth day Of January A. D. 1853
isH lav6wTh. c. r. PRICE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CUPREME COURT of NEW-JERsEY.-
- AARON HyANCLEVE, WILLIAM r. McKEAN and 10
sEPH c POTTS who have survived xENOPHON j. MAY
riv-p fsf the second day Of April last past WRIT OF AT
TACHMENT issued out Of the Supreme Court Of
the the above famed plaintiffs against the estate Of the
sboy. defendant for the OF twenty hundred dol
sIs and r..urnsble 10 the twenty dhh day Of April last
WILLIAM NJ FORCE, Clerk
III iaw3mTh' BARKER 0CMAERE, Attorney.
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eember 1857, Trains will leave Chsmbersst Station -
follows Express Trains ESQ and AS Albany Pas
senger Train IL S0a for Sing Sing for Poushkeep
Sic $50 g. and $3.50 p. for Peekskiu $50 The
Poughkeeps Pkk and Sing Sing Trains stop at the Way
Stations Passengers taken Chambers Christopher and 3ss
Trains New York leave Troy 6sa AID 1875 and Sis
p m. East Albany 1t aud 81 m and and 6fo p. M
A. y. SMITH, Superintendent.
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OFFICE SECURITY FIRE Insurance Co, !
No 81 Pinest (0reat Western Buidings), ~ Y )
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors has this
~ day declared dividend Of SEVEN o. PER CENT, pays
BE on demand THOS. w. BIRDSALL Sec'y.
Jan H. 1853
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Tots! net weight. ..........................2S b.
and next morning set them on pots to drain. Also
boiled down the juice from the tops A gallons, which
produced with the scums 49, it. molssses.
Nov. 2-Temp a. m aso, noon GO s W.. clear
Knocked out the proceeds Of this experim cut, with
the following results, viz:
fu,sd gross weight - D tare ~ u net weight I& n.
Ne. WEIGHT y. Sugar ID. Mols.ssA D.
Weight Of moissses. 81 ST
mold, gross weight Ia b; tare a. %;
net weight 10 n.
WEIGHT Of molasses. 81 ~ y
Ait noisSses Gsds Gom tops, sbovs.....- Isl
Tai ". Of pcodse. II soe. asraw.issN KS
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
CHAPTER Ia
AN ACT to amead OhaPsss 80 Of ths
Code Of Iowa.

AN ACT to amead chapter so Of ths
Code Of Iowa.
sEcTIos. |. Bs il enacted bu ia 9en-
sTaI Assembly of lie Ssa&e Al laasd, that
u All eases where Judgments have been
or may hereafter be rendered in any Of
the courts Of this State under the pFovi.
sions Of Chapter 80 Of ths Cods Of
Iowa IN favor OF "a occupying claimant
or claimants, foE the ams6nt Of his, hsF
or their Improvements, she ownsr os ska
title TO the land may st aSY time within
three TeaFs aStsE shs date Of such jndg-
msnE, pay the amount Of the same, and
be shall Immediately apsn the p&Tmans
Of the same have the right to ths BOG
session OF the land for which purposs a
writ shall be i&Sged hy The Cldrk Of the
Court vheFs che Judgment was rendered
upon the application Of ths ewner Of tho
title aforesaid.
; 2, II the owner of the. title dees
not within three years from the date Of
JUdgmeAt, pay tha amount Of tha iufag.
mans, and take possession Of the land,
The owasT Of ths imprnsemanta Eky
aauAs to be issued an execution against
the property Of the owner Of she EitIe
for the amount Of his jadgmsns, which
execution shall be satiafed in the sazns
manner as in any other case, and when
the execution IL satisfied, ell claims o4
the 9eeQpyiRg claimant upon the land,
and improvements shall cease, but said
execution may be levied upon tina landa
or any other property not aKempt from
execution Of the owner Of the title.
8. So mack Of ChaEtsg 60 Of she
Code ef Iowa ss sendists with this act
is hereby repealed. -.5..
Approved March 23d, 1858.
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The Heaviest Bullock eveE
RufCheFea,

Periodically the question comes up,
q what is the weight of the heaviest
bullock ever butchered 2" A short time
ago We heard man Of good learning
On bis own opini0n) assert, IN an ad-
dress before an agricultural meeting,
that the cred oxen Of New England"
sometimes attained Ehs weighs of 35
cwt., net weight Of beef. When told
that he vas in error, he affirmed mis- po-
sltion in abusive language toward the
persoa who desired to have the error
corrected. Exhibitors Of mammoth
oxen" often assert the live weight Of one
to be " between forty or fifty hundred
p0uni Is" We wish our readers would
remember this assertion no animal of
thc bovine race ever reached forty han
dred pounds, and if one ever does, the
feeder shall have g dollar for every
pound that he will draw as he stands
upon the scales in this city. The larg-
est bullock ever raised in America, If
not in the world, was the OK known as
the 50 George Washington" whose stuff
ed skin, may be seen, In lhs-hke proper
tions, in the rooms Of the Bntshers'
Hide and Fat Association on Fifth ST.
The following particulars Of ths wsighs
of the Washington and three other re-
narkably fat beeves, ara furnished as By
Robert L. Pell, President Of the AmerI-
can Institute, who voaehss for the COR
Feetness of the statement The OK
George Washington was years, 9 mo's
and IA days cid when Slaughtered, in
the yoar I84O his live weight was I, ,2o4
lbs. weight Of enc fore quarter, 6l1
lbs. weight Of the other fore quarter
498 lbs. weight Of one hind quarter.
4s7 lbs. weight Of the other hind quar-.
ter, AT Tbs. 2lT5 lbs. Of bsef--70 lbs
per cwt. Of lire weight
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Oh Monaas svening naws reached
town thasan ARRAY had oceuFred nsas
forTsat Casgs ia Saapy County, between
. Mrs MaEtheMs aud 1honsas kaanans
raanlting in. toe death az tha lAassT.~-
The origin az tks affair was elaim diff.
Gaulsy-- -N0onan. having alsd upoA and
sndnaaored 10 pEs~smpt tyssa Of vaia-
able aimhez laad claimed by Matthews
and eahsgs. Ths mEtter bad bean long
TINA In litigation had baeR tried ssve-
raj simss bGfoye ske Land 0aEeeEs in
thia city, and il was understood that the
hnal aaOisfon would be In faYoE Of Moe.
aan. The a0ccnaas Of she aHraY are
conflicting, and we are unable 70 give
any statement which could be relied up-
On as 10 the precise circumstances an.
dsR which tbs deed was committed. -
Noonan was ahos In tbs sidss and died
almask inakantly.
IamsdiaEAly ON bsing informsa Of
lhia aaray, ShariR Reeves and Deputy
Whasalsr, started ia search Of Matthews.
Arriving nc Forrest City laae On Maaaay
evening, khsy aontinued their seaReh dill
igeHsly throughoua the aighsg bat sue
cssdsd in nndfng no syacss OF MATTHEWS,
and vera 0Nzl lgaA se return withoes aim.
TAs naighAoFs of Masahsws-whs bad
aided wish bin duFing the whole diE6-
caisy--to the nambar Of . dozen or
mera, we're strongly aFIasd in sxpsesa-
ton Of a Wait from the eoantTyaen of
Nooaaa, and wers determined to give
sham warm reception. On learning
the eharaetsr Of the oAeers, however,
Ehsy made no opposition and permitted
Ihe search to proceed fraely--hat would
give no information So to the Ehsrea-
Bouts Of Matthews, who was supposed
10 be concealed somewhere in the viniR-
ty.
The body Of NoonRn was brought in
IN Tuesday, and committed to tbs graEs
. yesterday Aftsrnoon. He, leaves q
sife and number Of children. Mr..
Soonan had been resident of this city, |
md was much respected By his oouRtry- |
nsn and acquainsances.
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CHAPTER lkk.

AN AgT providing for the sIsstiaR ol
the msmbess Of the Haard Of sdaas-
tiaa, aud Ezing the timss Of meeting
as sid HoSxd.
sEsTE0E /. Bs e sAacasd by tAs Gsa-
sFsI Asssmbgy Of Ehs SlGts Of IoasG, Ths
members OF the Beard Oh Eaneasisn
shAIl be elected, one fsom eAch Jadioial
DisaricS in the State, In accordance With
tie provisions of tbs Constitaaion, npaz
she ssSoad Tuesday al Qaaahar, !. D.,
1856 ARd the yotea foe said nsuhsgs
ahsli he saaEaased rs provided for ths
sieettaa al Distrios judges. Said beard
shall hGld tAsis aFst msssine in Dsosm-
bsr, a. d. 1858, ~ provided By the
Cons1itutssn Of the State.
"a. The Board Of Education shall
held > session at ths Capital oS tbs
states on the Rrat AaRday % DsesnabaR,
.. 2, hsas aad sEsgy second ysag shszs-
atsSrs w.. -
knrYoyed March ga, 1883.
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sYsE. IL shalI be lswfaI fpr ahs somnt
eonFss il in their opinion ! mart onlw 8
said road viii BE- of public ugisssg. !.
RECORD aaa establish aaeh uaeauI par
aaa rasses sha rssidns, in esss il be 90.
pahle Of divisson.
| 4 ID. Ia case sneh expenses or dmnas.
gss aYs paid OF sscarsd Ia bs paIa K
afaFssaids or tha aounsy court o.Agsr C.
sszns - be paid oua aE sha souzssg ggssss..
uEy, then and ia either case Ia a6alI aEs~
ter "a order thai said road be sssahlisk-
ID . public highway.
d 10. Fer tAsiR services Ysauired bx
ths twslfth and "thiRtsehah sections al
this set, the ofsoars and othsg PERSONS
required e peEzoTm services shall each
Do gnkftie6 10 the smxae fess "a thsv ara
sntislsd 10 by law Tor like. services Is.
other aasaas 10 be taxed in ths bill af
costs IN court.
II, Itshall bs lawful fDs the eoun-
" seuFt OF a4y county In this Stats on
notica gIvaa In oas OF moxe newspapers
in gsnsraa elrealasien In the oauntv faR
feaE ooasscasiye weeks, and On petition
being presanssd 70 the a0unsy court ksign-5
% by 81 isast fwakvs fssshSidazs Of ne
aannky foz lsssening 0g aa6m&iMx she
lElfseh 81 &ag Gs&aAe zsasR sssszsaAssss9 IS ct
may hereafter BE- laid 0aak ama saAmhElahs
ed IL the court shall desm just and pro
per 10 20 do, 10 rsaaea the widkh Of any
such read or pars thersOf, 10 any width
nos less thAn thisty fhree feet, and shall
aaks record Of she aanae. Pfovsasd,
That the eoanty souFs SHALL, previous 10
making an oEdsr lsaaaning ar refusing
The width Of any State road as provided
by this session, appoint thRse aiaanEsFr
sated cikiEsns Of ths soaRE5 to viRw and !
raport TO them aadeE essh or aasrmas
EloR, and gt tbs expense Of the petition.
aRs, IS to tbs atility Or inatilitJ Of saeh |
proposed change, and also The width |
which In their opinioa 10 Rscss8aky, /
> IL. The tina for laying out and e. |
Eablishing State reads prhvadsa Tor BY
sRasial aess Of the Sixth General In. |
ssmhly, is hereby sxtazHsd 10 the krst |
day Of DeeambsF, AZ ID, 1858.
3 l9. The portion OF State road
Iying within any county ahali from tie
lime tbs Hams Is established, be regard.
d and treated Ii ali respects a. q eoua. I
y road, and may be changed OF altered /
u the s%ms manner as provided by lAw
n case Of county raada, and may be ala /
continued By the oonoarTens acsiom of /
she eaanky eaHrss OF ths several aoan. |
lies IL which the same may be situated. |
Approved March q, 1855. /