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prstie b~ct6ttalten wIbe, tuhsm tt BITE AbfHt babe. ben biata-
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G&ubpess BITE ptnte 2Ga1rs.
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Sob. 80. &lart'S biQiger Vacen,
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Y1cfnllnfmncialInn

Der @ernanta Minrsr-&pOr bat fttn Der nj %unesistal
1Gh benz 5a9fe bs 3rrr1 Bars, Ae. ii Seuth SparpHr.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-10

Werbietht tn Betroge s., f7l,763 73
Das capital TT Gneslsst In Derlettsn dut 9raae Gtaea'
tbum unh @tDf&, psIhe mad WutblRien Ter llnItrsetnnettn
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3. BON &0pff.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-10
Wn0(ifct1er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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neuen RIrlGs CUR pretttlbtu unb erinpIt&en GrIernuns pt
in8HlNen Sprade erDfnen.
Der 1ntsrriGt wtrp 3 DtaI rS&entltd ert ,etlt wnh tUfet 81
uton1tlta, TN Vcr0uS 5ahlbGr. y. Grep,
SGn3sS So. 81 U. @sphr. Der 8iUnSttrGe Se%aennbir:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-10
NaltimOre GaUinaSbanF.

Die untsrseARetsn, weI6e son benz Saarb Der DtrettOren
Der S6vtue taat Don DaIHm0rE ernannt r1r6en, nm etne
D1rUsHun8 DIR 14astatets ~OerfelbsH wSersse pes UerFruentu
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fplBt;
Sc rag beS GGpttdIs am 81. December 81 708, 707. 80
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1858, n. fafeno SO, $40 Depot.
ten btferirenb pDn etnel Dol.
lar unb aufpGrtS $3.50, 9Hs.8S
5ter1u 3tufen on DarIetben. Die
rtpenpen unb StN6s as. tn benz
feIten Sdhr 268 6Q7.&
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-10

Gneltfdcr Spracb=1tnterriht.
N61heR Spnnt ag, ban 9. b. DR., NaGmittasS 2 ubr, NEE
be t1 etnen neaen &drIus CUR @rItrnwns Der ensItfGtn Sprd'
Ge er6fnen. untertt4t ertbetle t6 SSnntGes Matmtttdaf
2 upr. Dtsnitaes unn DOnnsrfGes. N5snbs = ubr in 9ts. q
&utanfr, Snt,ben pratt ubb G1mtenfr
~6ebtnBune 81 90 mpnatItG, TN 0SrGuS 3atIbar.
9.nS1mt 8. Skinner, Qebrer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25
COURT OF Special sEssIoNs-JrLr 2a.-se,ar. Ja..es


Bruno Books, stealing ID CONS; rerarded. Fhiip
Brdy, stealing pan remanded Toomas Bradford steal
IL. boS n JrIues; P,rr1sIy mouths Oven Casey -
ssut and ba,t.ry 1tgmeu; saspena'd jeremiah tlrta
stealing timber; Psli:suary month izabeth Doaslas
stealrgs sis umbrella; Pensutiay months Henry Dcs
bout s>ar.t ard battery Psu-su-Iy months joan Del r
est rssaUt suf hst-ery, P.rslry month";. : pla
sreAug money; HOUSE ~ Refuge Charles Grn, Assault, A.
ta--ey; Judgment suspended Edward Hsdru. Assault sad
battery fined So H.nrah Hissu- s.sn- eIhrif ret
st il-imeui suspended B-9smil hrHt, stealing chess"
tusry months William kre-E. stealing two Gnbers
FeIi;eIsy months Jatn-s Kelly stealing Pensuay
months Robert Lipsey assault and battery hued - Pat
rich Lagysy bed.pr-ad Psn.teDt diary months VIM
MrrEr SCALING P@uii.tiaTy months john Ns'iAe~s
battery; Peut-u'iary mouth Jam-s Mcconnell
assault sr6 t4ery fined 10 Charles ,arn, assault aud bat
terry Penieu,ary month John Stevens. assault aad battery
CITY Prison 10 DAYS ined So Lzzy shnuey ssssut and
battery Civ Prison days Mary Smith saus fancy ga
ware Peuiteutisry mouths Catharue sweery steaiur
stir- PeuenAry month Thomas Sweeny JOIN Gavin ard
Thomas Butler, srslins bagsng rrmanded Alfred { Wad
worth stealing fancy articles City Prison ID dsys Jo-sph
White, stealing p.nfsooH; Cry Prison 81 days Mary Ann
WOOD Ealing vors'ed stuff: Pruieutary months Alice
Young assault snd battery. Prni'enary mou.-s Dennis
Hogan and Cornelius Doyle assault sud battery hned eacn
Gabriel sRmsn. lssau and battery fined 10. Carl Dtnan
teepuE dsodery house Judgment susPnded Andrew Hc"r
Charles Hrer"y steaug bill Judgment suspended " L.
Murray. stealing cap; ismsut suspended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25

Gen. Dsna. Mayor Of Charlesto~D, Mas, bought
the machine shop ana foundry. The whole property
ia said to have cost more than million OF dollars.
wm, in the machine shop h.' been Suspended for
several years past. It is not known with certainty
what business will be transacted there hereafter, but
il i suggested that the United States Government de-
sgrs securing TIE property, to be used AZ ,rmory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25

who're srrsr. The dendsu, made conversion Bli-r
ri.i r'ia. "a hirk prsn and d.hvrry ~ ~ 40
"a. rs warranted the Justice IL ssuuEs ,h1 ne o.
nsrd ids sgt-qu-l. ne eoulnenc-m-nt II Ne
aid r-.rr The evidence q eouvefs V
IL d.!b8aLt us1f sut In he ux q Jascs bhc
s'gu.-fryr1 The p fuly proves - ~
IL usu y. ,rs-rrv showed ths would chang> any
.1c.r 10 n. o~ n tl- land s.ss.-d upoo Il, sHi -
blown ma - psiu:.d sIch me ss.r
v.Ty properly lwa-deG hn nothing for j. tD'1oh2e 49,
Herry 4, C. D Smith 49,
lr.'eai 81 ind ~ favor o. - psr'if for
TAG IL b..u fr the de.udsu generally max 70; e
dsr6. YOU'D =; Justify O4s disturbing D.
Judfns - az rusd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GENs..L rE.s.-Jv
Eewsrd J. Powers 49, AsTsm Bsssio1a

Edw.rd j. Povers 49,. A5Tanl BSssilTa.
Huron. 1.-THE plaintiff sued 10 recover the ysne
Of AZ e and map Of certain prc lises in S~Je-ey
la by ke defendant AID .es~d % have btea COL
y-r-ej.
4. the properly lapfy 20 the defendant, &C.
su,itle Plaintiff L r~crsszJ ~ biz - tho"
uariy d-Iaod Of before suit sas 6FunSa AID re
fl q deliver The defendant bad dipped Of ~
pop-riy his power 70 teAVer T. lOrsaan
Prsctce g Lapser poS John, c4ses 80 soru az
Iixiu.,.ou John r. a. Black. Com, 49, This VA 20;
doue Tie esnouy that Is Lac demanded ;h- map
ard s,-Al times aai .sch time he defendant 'i d
would them for him. 4,
wheiher these demands before or i-er sui; s-oass
did ~. sPresT sS5 eersne s-a !si even, SsV.sssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25

S.pAFFaIR ~ WAYLASD-A FATHER AND SoS
,erday Early in the morning, VIM. Hard, about ~
yesrs of sge and his Clinton about 80 tartsd on
: fsbng excursion upon Concord River. An hour or
two later another fishing party discovered two hats
upon the river and soon enerward came upon The
body Of Mr. Wn. Hurd, with an oar under his arm.
Tho boa. was by nigh. side up, and the supposi-
ton is that the con, Clinton, who is subec. - st..
suddenly fell from the boat, an that the fsher 10 a.
tempting 10 his son lost his own ie. Tie boiy
when both were conveyed 10 their home, ari I'll os
buried together. Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25
MAINE COURT-Irly -5-Eefr- Judge scCs'rHY.
S.-ufelG - FontI-ruy.

This uss suit brought by the p.ahiih, sethiAh
beard the United - war Na'ne - rc'y-
fr alleged at b.rsy Committed 90 Inn ~
the cefrcsIt who he N~ler - comm '1fnr ~" = E
81 IL pezi-c The iar Gin 81 TIE '"l
sts'fd that o. 1918 D. bad Iar,dc.on Over MI
chant vr,--s Tue J1iE hold 'ns b5 ne az 81 i ne
Nsrn- Co-- had 1si-0r AT css. OF Assam ard oa
sryi nd gsys j1ogusc; icr rlaI:4H i9r sl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25
wear 20 July
sl,g2S54 S4sl

Total. fi4.A.b so Sll,53O,512 Sl,~.Spi StcloeOi
Decrease comparvd with f-s1s'
There va. d runor this afternoon that the passen-
GER fares were TO BE- reduced the Central and Erie
roses. but we think there is 90 foundation for IT,
Action in the question of water rates on the Bait
more ard Ohio line has been postponed until Tuesday
meanwhile special messenger has gons to meet Mr.
Garrett, at Wheeling, With proposition which, 1t IS
thought will be acceptable. If this difficulty Is re-
moved, il mas been sgreed between Mr.. Coltiog and
Mr. Thompson that on the 18th inst. freight rates
shall be advanced on all classes about 10 3 cent on
the basis Of ~ - v cwt to Cincinnati for rsclsss
The interest Coupons on the ID Mortgage Bonds Of
IS6l and Dover extension )nds of the Harlem Road
vii be paid Il. the office, corner TSentysxth street,
The June earnings of the Ohio Il mississippi Rad
shsw very fair gain upon last year. They are:
'o'o''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25

the week were $il4 t4 to3, being daily average of
si9lflo against so, l2l 100 during the week end
ING OF Saturday lsst. TIE Greenwich Insurance Com
pany has de ,red ssni.annusl dividend of = cent,
pay able ON the let Of August. Mr.. Albert II. Ncoay
Sack Auc,ioneer Broker and Banker, has removed
from No. Broad street 10 his new and conmodious
stock sslesYoons and Office No. - William street,
Wall which has been fitted up expressly tor his
stock brokerage ard banking business, with increased
facilities in esch department, and the new premises
open for public inspection. Hereafter NJ. Ncoay
VIII hold MS suction SAILS of securities as ms new
salesToom instead Of the Merchants Exchange ex-
cep; when the ,tter place IS desired or dzsisnsed
by order Of the Courts the order Of executors or
trustees
We annex comparative statement of the
Imports Of Foreign Dry Good. and General Msr-
chands- at the Port III New-York for the week and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25

SUPREME COURT-CH1MssRs-J-iy -L-B-focs Jl.res
CLEsEE-DfcIsIONs.
Nathsn Z. Tyler ct a.. ag. Edmund +. Carpenter-
Motion denied WITH s. costs.
VIM II. Brown ct a.. act. Charles Doaglass.-Ao
hon rrn,eo allow 10 placed IN g. ~
fT-; Friday 81 the September Circl. c. ~
- plaintiff ~ sb:e event. -
The People ex rel Joseph G. Briggs sgt Thos. +.
Pecrs 4c-Mo,.oa denied without cos.s 70 e-,-g party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25

-
Rot-It b B,ass Va jams and Thosnas kaleiEh
The plaintiff = The London deaer 10 porter AM
brown sru. vto.e he defendants are charged WIN
plyIs their AID benefit. OF afiaYlts -sao
hbiIr LIS fac Judge granted Injunction restraining
them FcC The of taid sresrE For paiLil- p sPie-
& c.ieLczLts Bernard Hughes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25
.......~slio.4ej,is2 s7l,ol5,l3i sla',4jl,57!
rticles for the week

lotaL ....s..s..ss'. $3.50
Decrease compared with that Of iSS f'f
The following isa comparative statement "a tho
value of exports from the commencement Of the
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-24
Wise'S Stock.

Since Henry A. Wise has shown
such alacrity in hunting down Old
Brown and his coadjutors, and qucll-
ing the Harper's Ferry emeute, the Rich
mond Enquirer, edited 10y Wisc's son,
in speaking Of the Presidency, says
Wise's stock has risen hundred per
cent. The silly editor really thinks
that Virginia comprises almost all Of
the United States, and because his IA
Their is great man in managing mig
gers and keeping them in snhjcction,
thinks he would he equally efficient in
managing the white slaves of the
Democratic party. Hear what the
Enquirer says:
Wise's stock has gone up 100 per
cent. since the lIarper's Ferry affair.
Yes, Harper's Ferry has conquered Har-
per's Magazine. The authority of law
and order has supplanted negation
and non-intervcntion. Harper's Ferry
has revealed to the country that the
necessity Of the times is the authority
of the law, and the lcsso Of the
hour teaches that the great want of
the nation is a bold, brave man 10 en-
force the laws, to try malciactors and
execute criminals. The ncgation of
non-intcrventon, the abandoning of
the authority Of law and order by any
department of Government, is wick
edness in the days of the Black Re.
publican cmeutcs at Harper's Ferry,
and the Plug Ugly reign Of terror in
Baltimore.
Upon the Charleston Convention
will dcvolve the duty of drawing
line Of dcmarcation, broad and dis
tinct in platform and candidate, from
Black Republicanism. No compro-
mise will be entertained. The South
knows its rights, and Harper's Ferry
teaches that she must maintain them
Should the Union survive the approach
ing Congress, the Charleston Conven-
ton will decide its fate. If the South
is permitted by the existing Union to
meet Northern Democracy i'll Charles
ton, consultation will be called and
dcliberated. The first men of the
South will be there assembled. MOI
schcming, plotting politicians, seeking
opportunity to barter the rights for
public plumber, will be able to crafty
his reasonable propcnsilics, but in
iirmncss and with dignity, the doc
trine of intervention for protection,
will be insisted upon by tine South,
and the representatives of the North
ern Democracy will divide the issue.
If for intervention, the nomination
will be proceeded with. If against,
there will be leave-taking, bidding
adieu, separation, disunion, secession,
that will be not only prognostic, but
potent shadow Of coming events cast
warningly before, to inform and de-
ter"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-24
Sheriff. Sale,

NOTICE il hereby given, that by virtue OF
IN an Execution duly issued by the Clerk of
the District Court of Floyd county, state OF
Iowa, and to me directed, have levied on
and shall offer for sale, at Public Auction, at
my Office in st. Charles City, Floyd county,
Iowa, on the oath day of December. A. u. 1859,
at two o clock in the afternoon of said day,
the following described property, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of Seth Ter
ry in and to the following described property
to wit: The west fractional half of the north
west quarter and the northeast quarter of the
south west fractional quarter, and the south
east quarter of the north east quarter of Sec
ton No. nineteen, in Township No. ninety six
north, of Range No. fifteen west, of the fifth
/ Principal Meridian, in Floyd county, State OF
| Iowa 1t being sold subject to certain
Mortgage executed by said Seth Terry, to
Henry Terry, dated August Sd, ls5G,-condi-
toned for the support and maintenance o
said Henry Terry. or the payment OF fifty dol
lars per annum during the life of said Henry
Terry, 10y said Seth Terry; levied on as the
property of said Seth Terry, to satisfy said cx.
ccution in favor of Milo Gilbert, and against
said Seth Terry, for Ss6,62. and interest and
| cost
Terms OF SALE--Cash in hand.
Dated November 10. A. ID. 1859
| JOHN BLUNT, Sheriff
AGA of FlOyd County
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-24
Silpl'iF,S Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF
~ Il Chattel Mortgage executed by Isaac
Refsnider, to Joseph A. Ashley, and now in
my possession, dated September u, a. ID. 1853,
to insure the payment of "A prommissory note
for the sum of one hundred and twenty-five
dollars and fifty cents, dated on that day, and
drawn by said Isaac Rcfsnider and payable to
said Joseph A. Ashley, or bearer, nine months
after date. with interest at the rate of ten per
cent. per annum. no part of which said note
has been paid | shall sell the property in said
Mortgage described, to wit one pair of Oxen,
both of red color, seven years old one pair OF
Oxen, one of a red and the other Of "a speckled
color, six years old two ycarling calves, one
of IA dark red and one of speckled color one
red Cow, five years old one light brindle
Cow, six years old and one two-borsc wagon,
at Public Auction. at my Office in St Charles
City, in the county of Floyd and State OF
Iowa, on the 9Th day of December, A. d. 1859,
at O'Clock in the afternoon-and upon said
sale being made bin of sale will be given to
the purchaser, which will convey an abstract
title of the said property to the purchaser -
with interest, and cost of this sale.
Terms of sale, cash IN hand.
Dated, November 5. A. D. 1859.
JOHN BLUNT, Sheriff of
45:4 Floyd County, Iowa.
BY c. Ii. HASKELL Deputy.