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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05
DIE ID.

ALLHN-On Thursday Bsfcb Sarah Jsne daughter Of las
TIE s.gss and TRENT. are f.o.o;fy :, ..sl u.
iss >. toe IeseSS' Of o. sst p,rsSss is -'s
BkAerAr-In this city rhurs3ay. March g. sfsr iseg
ard 10 days
The :, Of the family respectfully svtS
dsnce OF her soD.inla~ Bssj,mn ~ saws, M iz wsss
Unity foorh street., SUNDAY, Tao 9Th iast. ~ u -
IDfegneEe Greenwood.
CLEU-ou Friday, March Mrs EhIsbsta. vifs u JsAs p.
Geo. eco.
.Ed her fur -rsl suoday Stu IA Soisot
IN. from No. 81 Eat Eleventh street, Third syeBsa
COLOAF-ln Harlem, on Thur.dsy March fsomas CaGs,
shsf l,Ds AID severe illness, asea IS Jssn
DUss-In this city Tsur.dsy morning. MSch s. sasr
short bat severe sttAek u ms@ef.asa etosp ssst
years kmsrsntIa sscoGd dssbtsr u James r. AID Neg -
oARDeER - In Brootlyn, Thursday. March 5 Haas.
ABsuA csUsn.r CT D r. sad 5. .. dsrans sssa ysas
TIE r.ss. and friend. Of the family AZ. r.sp.oefu, iavsss
% .ead her funeral Saturday naofn SEA inst, q
o.. door east Of Cumberland street
.bori iar samuel sA,oock In The Ssh yssr dis ssA
His hrnds see s;Iuantsnces ctay Invited
b-.-.en fhrtysygnh rsi, eighth s,rssts o. slAG
ss vi,beet iarrer invi.atioe. Hs rsaa.iss VII -
taken b. TfBiLJ u ns,sry Tor ints,meat
AEGAREY-A. J.cSsonyiI., Fla Of ooasamp.isu, Lszss
Wseron h.as,ey, daughter of The Ats Alex. ksysry
Der remains WI se By tbs steamer Asssns ron ssvcev
and the Monday pspsn
hOos-On Thur,dsy March B. .fesr a H,as~ Jssss
Moon, ss.d - yess. montEs and daya
The frie5ts Of the family and member 81 La Fsyvs bsAss
NO. "a \. add A. 81 aid Of Adsipbtc Chsgsr Ne ~
A respectfully invited AZ I'D tAe funeral from
ire r,d.bos Of bis .o0 Johs Noon III wsss rsssg.
br,t se.t, On 1uaosJ, the GA inst, 81 O'Clock n
dADDEs-In this city, ssdseRly ", Wednesday, Nsssh
Nohss Nsddea ssod ~ Jeara
RAPgLYE-M NswtO~E L. , on Tharday s,sniaS NSsA
Gsorss oais, son Of John AID Jans R.psJe. sssd
year ald uOuths-
Tao ana friends Of tho sny respectfully svs.i
.ttSEd The 1eral tais tsasatsy1 sferaoa Al osSt
from The rrs.de.ca o. bis parents .. Se~tOwE-
RICE-On Thuesy evening. March w.Isr Csanias sssy
cAd Of Clinton add ADJ Walter CAan.S Rice, ses< -
motifs sLs day.
fhr funeral VII t.le pscs frou NO. igo ssarseoSh
street O'Clock tits sfsE0on where funeral ssfss. Ia.
will ee rae.
Eos,on Phsdelptis Wilmington snd ciscaasa -
confer favor b. inssItt.<
sChRODER-In Btooklyn, on Wednesday. nsrca Z VILLAS
HEMP e~o,ee u Joan b. ssd Cs.assas sfAe sosas
cer aged ysArs, months AID dsy.
TDfTs-in Jets-y City, rnar.dsy MARCIA y hrtas u.
huo-fore. wife sf W. fufts 81 e'a'aIstoa ns tn
yssi Of ter
flaoLhroS ftondsy. xSoa ofconsssiso of Vie isaSs
Lo4s Tirsos. s.e"ss son o. ne se kssA >. seasA<
~, 4 49, ossy. aSs4 - rem ~ y ~
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NOTE FRos Mr.. BRADr.


SIR: Understanding that my name WAS nsed to-isy
en- tie trial Of Nj WJuko0p b,fre Police Con1i'.ioaet
Bowen, In connection VITA Nj Stanley - the suect A.t
Asked hin inaictn,rt qg.s,ei, beg %
sat Until ia; testimony sye1 81" or
spok. NJ. Stanley il ny lie ny sco~i-cEs M saa-
lev rtrd ned 20 ~ Ccocs {, lay Tor the srs, tio-
.ld fcrn lean Of toe testimony tue .,s--gi OF
serst Buuey rrguss DJscA entirely t.sc std -aoa'
toufs.Iop r. A BhADI
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oNcs HosE-George L. WES. the Goeeavlch-
street tcse. sz,rd VINO hiss been srresed AMI taten
before the Police Courts oitse thst he quite vel
ktoSn by sl persons who frequent them wsS sysa
brought up II tbs ty-Hs Court yesterday morning.
on complsirt Of a Csli'orcis bourd emisrspt named
Dickmar, whom be s.ipjlei out Of SIS. Ths money
vss refunded, and Ward returned to bis oaics in
Greenwich street
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ohsrsoterss the voIun ne, rscomrsnt il as text book
for the studest 8 wok for cOasuxStos BY the geo
era re sder.

ANIMAL OBITUARY NOTICES or ENEHsr PERSONS
For 1857. by the iton- aArHAs CROSBY sTo. PIP. 49,
Phifys s&nPso l. Co
The msteIias for this volume, which is intended a.
tie fret Of al ANNUAL sst1s, derived chiefly from
the newspapers Of the dsy and Accordingly presett
but little unity Of arrangement expression. With q
greater degree Of care given To the revision and con-
d.nsston Of the original notices, the volume would &C.
cupy less space and possess more permanent value
The plan Of the author is excellent but tue execution
OF admits Of improvement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

a NEw.YoRK FAsCr MAN IN TRoUBLE.-Lswis
0etoh- OF the parry who from Ns~Ys6 ssks-
day evening With tho Joe Coeburp ssnd spss
rBs e1siboG gwen by the later a. Mai ary H bssss
on Moocsy morning before Justice 0oysr hsvas boon ansssl
for throwing heavy b1ns August Kdaer 1ormsn tsrs.
ia Market street sod knocking him dosn Kdna bsA0
0etohep IN default OF bail COMMITTED 10 ~
charge Of aaA4ns and battery. NswGk yosrna.
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TIE Hop. J Il. 3. Ls'rote, by invitsiion OF Gov.
3 sdi,h, tie Rsv. d.. Typs sni others, VII teVe' An
Grafton upon the subject Of Coonzat.ou in the Acsie-
my Of Music, nex, Thurs5sy evening". From the
sby Of the sPeAksrs Aud t1e fact that there Is a'
charge for simissioD, fil house may be expected.
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N.EWzJ.ERSEY II,ENH

Two Men DRowsED.-Tso mes, named Mshsa
McGnns aid Patrick Burns residing tbs Lsss Decd =
Jersey City ~hile boat rhuusday nisst s0sl
both Of them drowned Tho booy OF MsGInah
recovered yesterday morning. and Inquest hsa By Osss
nefh orns.
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lAsver,iseuent
"SppCIP PAYMENT SUSPENDED"

rses words create great papic, while the orpested az
rfesslon "Thousanos rushing to unumsy caves" Is
needed. ho1sh always true Mrs GAKOssss
Igpi.s BALKAN LIyERwosr AND HoAkHoUsD would save
victim Of Cousumpio V resorod TO IA nne. Dc cures
unfslingly, and Ia sod BY all d'ussistI
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BOTH SIDES or THE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN THE

THosAs BAcoS Ilmo, Up 51 Dei'.er Proctor.
The basis Of this work is tue "DOctrinsl CstechisG'
approved by Archbishop Hughes, eaoh chapter Of
which ID brought into juxtspostion With correspond
irg chapter intended refoe It's statements sst res
tonngs. Tae plan s novel one, AMI is well suited 10
attract attention, as well as to present comprehen
sye yes Of eac eide of tie srgumen ut in the Catholic
and Protestant controversy.
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CIT Y ITEMS.

An sijoalnsd mse'ioc OF those friendly to the or
gaIIatOO Of third Un.tsAa Society, TO rs l0cs ted
in tire upper part of tbis city, on the vest sie, vii be
held at the vssty-room Of Al Sonic Ch1rch' thi
evening.
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IAdveruseuoltl
.NToN TEA COMPANY have on

TEAs.-TH. CANTON TEA COMPANY have on
hand every variety OF TEAS foe Groce and Tea Dealers aud
pnyae families sOUohous Oooong and foans yson om 30
ust,j.s equal, low Also boxes GOOD FAMILY TEA fot
a. Cal snd examine hs LIS Cssthsr st. between Pearl
nd
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oUi s,d btrg unsbls 70 ses ep, tore ssf sai0.i aP'a
Il Il iss snrer eelbed. Jcstcs Steers dis 'harged
the nsu and ordered tsst bis ~ss be arrssed f per
ioty
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| Acknowledgement

TIE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnyented By
ESQ sAUxpsus A. d. 1915 This the genuine article has
equsei for orodsors the ks-nest eob- TO
rsor obtained Of the subscribers and SOLO mAauisotnr
ora j. 4 b. SAUNDERS, No. 7 AseT Houss-
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CALL AccEPTED.-The Rev. Hiram p. Crssi6 q
Jersey City tas accepted ca. 20 beoos Pastor Of the Usv
sails, Church 10 Huntington l.. and viii eatss SPA Ne
duties Of his charge on tho lat of May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

THE HOUSE: PocKEr hAsUAL oT RUR.L ARCHITECT
Ukg. limo pp i76 Fowler Wels
The editor Of tbs neat little yolame hss aimed 70
conderse the most pOrtaDt facts and principles con
tslued in larger works Oh the subject, in form
adapted to popular ue. His purpose to prsoent the
needfal information to "evefy mau in America, who
shall ever have occasion to cree. house, barn,
stable, Or pggery" He is clear and concise 10 his
statements and may be consulted to advantage before
pluugDg into the perpe1ities Of house building
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ertisenrrsl

BARNUM's MUsEUM-A charming Drama A
sound and Instructive entertainments that Of LOUIS or the
WHiry scARy for the last time lin addition -
iyel, Ic. THIS AyTgRsoos and E'gstSG. II meets tls
universal ayptobso1 when prsscusi By such Company
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IAdlHCiaenienN

4. w. FABERs Lead Pencils, sold at retail BY
al s..t,onsrs At Wholesale only BY
asssalsD FAsss sole agent No. 10 WuiAmsl
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ROBBED HER ENPLorEa.-Ma'y Mosbsrg, ssrv-
ant s ye.slssy .,at to jail os 6sea days. fs rsbass
her employees, Pant Walter OF eio.
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EFFECTS oy rHr LsTt SroRN on rHE CRY Hut,
The former dilspiistsi condition Of tue City dad
iom TIE Atlantic Telegraph fire. "ss rendered still
Thursday night BY the severe storm OF snoE
and RAN. TIE ws:sr leaked through difiereHt
psIts OF tie roof not protected By the tared Canvas
TIE ceiling the chamber Of the Supervisors, ~hica
had previously been slightly damaged, was nsH.y
rured. The dsm,gs to it amounted TO two or three
huu6rtd doIns. TIE Council ners ch smber sasts Ted
toTe dsmsce. Wst,r begsn to pour through the
ceiirg Of the chamber of the Bosrd Of Aldermen
which uswly fesooet just before TIE fire; but this
le.k was discovered in time to prevent any stera
damage. Some other rooms we're slightly damaged.
Esry work should b, proceeded Et1 before the pas
sage Of tbs Tax Levy at bsny, toe restoration Of the
City Hall should be enc OF the foremost
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l.ss Iscs e 90 s< Hstss 10 0eeuesAss and issss'
b, me<e s,astrcN Pee Dssre. j.
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NR. EyERETr'S LECTURE on FRAsKLIS.
NEw-YoRK febfusII s. ita


NEv-Yosk. February 5, iSa
To Hon. Epv.RD Evstrrr;
DE.k STA: We respectfully reauesS thai. coass'ent win
yolr eug,sem@nt wou favor citeps q an cary
dsy, sadres you have prepared upsa me
Pt.akin' and II agreeable Z, LEI ths
Mercantile Library Association of th. ott
lh.r~. kua wilson O. stunt Fred. 8. CotssnA
ID D T,,uaDn Rob-Tt j Dillon A W BrAiftd,
c RtyAut Cyrus w Fled. =. Prime,
Ge.se- BE- sroA, james G.lsio, sIlss C HetrinE
Ichn ~ G,uIl,. Isas1 N Baily, August Bel bont,
VI p Wu.ht c n Leupn C1netu q iunell
Bro gu Bros, JaooD LIT - yAmee uhPeI
Moe. Tsylor, Aagus. Schel u. Appleton n Co.,
81, ne.nr Knspo Wa Assor, X. a. Ouyckinok.
b. Il. Winthrop, koya fseiqs, a NOthe'
and one hundred others.
To tb uv.,a M Everett the folio wing reply OF
scceptan e. 49,, n. ,eaa
"0tNrLgsxS: Your bsDs comm s'on Gated ths % o.
Febuar "a. transmitted day or tSo since shall
h.ye n6ch pleasure seAey 20 your q1es aud undet tne
auspices Mercantile Library Association Gf New iork IN
delivering my recently prepared disc)orss on the 'uee OF
Fatkn the Oh u March S suit my convenience Tor taA'
purpose.
Ought perhaps in soosptns Kind tnvisaf n % .sy
thA have rot Attempted Ia this discourse 10 portray the e
and Of Franklin Rsstyins sao Of that kind fH
nv power time command ana hoptng also % aud
saoh discussion Ia tie LACEY recoEeed Dat
pub ,bed papeD Of renowned countrymsn have
conf ed myself 10 those ctrumsAaoes con
nected bis early years which admit OF sep,ats treat
which closely connected with tbs ftmati,a ef his
llcstrious career
remain gentlemen With the hisb.'t respect. very sruJ
yo,r, EDwARD EyERsrr.
I'll. Hon CH,RLEs KNG President C1hmbi. College; the
Hon OassL TEMASS. Mayor Of the CITY OF New YORK.
al other gentlemen paiiips IN The inVlialoo'
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A DEUsKEs HALLUcYArIos-Mr,. EJen Minor,
resdlpg q. No rs Eat Tsnie,tth street. came before
justice Steers, TEurscsy evening, ana charged inst
hrr husband James lad stt-nptsd 10 cut her toros.
With clasp knife while she lay IN BID nssnsios from
liquor. in PfOcfof her statement shs exhibited sSgod
wound. II her tbrost Ga Friday morning Jsmee
was arrested st the Msrhst:an Gas Works, sns,e ns
is emplcyed, Aad taken before Jastise Steer. Tee
folemsn Of tie GAs Works onpsoied him, ADD
gave BIN good character tr sohdety sri nidstIy
Mirror csaed ths: he hsi ever hi,si bis h,ni against
bis vie. Ga ,hs contrary, n ugh she was iuhken
creature, vto frequently of leaving his TOO little
ohidree uncsred for, he tA1 ps'is1 borne with her
for ysas. The eli or sad ths &c sest f1r Mrs
Mirror this morning, shs ~As ssapid;y drank Ard M
abe 10 come 70 Court In relation 10 t,s vooat on
hs vifss tbrost, Minor thoaght ste sscsivsd by
ia.ias e si,a char. from vhise . All ~ stc<isx
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The IIesrthstone Club IS the name OF an sssoci.
ton Of ladies just Organzed Its objects are domestic
and sooia REFORM braopg everytoitg pertaining 10
household interests, snd the welfare Of woman. Ia
quires, in reference to this association may be sd
dressed to the Secretary, No. 500 Broadway New
York
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RURGLARY-Th residence of Le Ss Cornvsn h
Fulton aseeue AIDE phi street. fsonioasJ es,sr<d -
THURSDAY sht robbed OF clothing. 40. valued 81 sra
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FANKwEIi Or, Tvs san JAcSTo IN TnE SEAS OF INDIA,
CHSA AND JAPAN By WILLIAM MAXwELL WOOD,
MD, u 5. " llno, PIP SIS. Harper Brothers
DIR. Wood, veteran surgeon IN the United States
Navy, accompanied the East Indis squadron in the
expedition of 1885, and has here presented record
OF his dobgs and suferngs in the long cruse of the
San Jscinto. He observed, with an experienced eye
the strange scenes among which he was thrown, aud
relates his various impressions in lively and often
pquant narrative. 10 addition to his account OF per-
sonAl experiences he INDUCES in many wholesome COM
ments on the naval regulations and discipline, which
be found not little annoying, and in which he sus-
gess some radical improvements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

-" ,S 1ErLlsE OF THE NECESSARY LAWS OF
c.SnSoaI. By WILLIAM THos;soS, d. ID. limo. Pp 30
Ne-o 'rose' John BsrtIs,t
inc composition OF this work the suthor has
sAe~p'eo " P'ecues treatise on logic, which shall
enlarge tie bounds Of the science a. to make it
sNtquse 70 TIE snsyss Of any sct of reasoning. The
ss'5so' treated with tschoiea severity, but the
es"~nsss Of arrangement and simplicity Of style which
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TIE SCIENCE AND ART, or THE PRINCIPLES AND
.l.nIcL a NenICINE u L @ RhrkR. u.

NE sCIENCE ND AT, OF THE PkTNUIFLts AND
PRACTICE, or MEDICINE. By }. c. fETERS III. d.
Vol l., No l. Niinsm RaSde.
The purpose of this new medical work, Of which we
have the fret seis number, is 10 present complete
view of the history and practice of medicine in the
light Of rational and progressive homeopathy. 1t IS
to OoDs Of contributions from the experience Of emit
rtnt practitioners both 10 this country and IN EaroPe
the results Of successful treatment as embodied IN
works of standard authority and the condemned state
mebts and illustrations Of the editor. The present
number is devoted to sketches OF the history Of med
cine, which embody many curous facts, and evinos
grsst diligence, research, and discrimination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

CosMITrED.-John Vail, who was arrested O
Thurdsy Of asnd larceny Ia hsvias sesea tss
gold fro Mrs III q. smiti ysstsfdsy seQah~4
By Justice Fox await the OF Grand JGy ooU
popsty has been recovered By the roos tie osu
ynsLt wAh prosecute him. The vSohss navs
40. r.tored own.r they De srtr
Of the District Attorney 10 had &, that efsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

TRIALS OF PUBLIC BENEFACroa AZ ILLUS
TRATED IN TIE DISCOVERY OF ErHERiZAriOh
BY NATHAN p RICE d. ID. l2mo. PIP. 49, PudneJ
Russell
The evidence in favor of the claims of DR.. w. T. G..
Morton the discovery Of the Of ether as al an
.thectc agent is fully and forcoly presented in this
Interesting volume 1t contains ccpious and reada-
bic narrative Of the circumstances OF the discovery,
with large array Of testimony from the pbyscisns Of
Bottom an0 other eminent medical men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

SENrENcED.-Chsrles Banner, q young MA soa.
yicted forgery fourth degree In passing ceustes
bin Bank Of New JeIsey vas s.ntsnoed yessr<v
Of Sessions to the Penltsaary fsS satha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

TIE ROMANCE or THE RING, ASo orHrE PoZNs. By
EsyANEs MACK l2mo. PIP. %. Dehsssr Pfoc,cr.
The collection of miscellaneous poems contained in
this volume is highly creditsble to the writer liye
nsss VI fancy purity Of thought, and facility of vers
OatOo. Although laboring under the misfortune Of
total los Of hssiing in early life, he fully alive to the
melodies OF nature and the charms Of social intercourse
His seems to be the ps.ura usterancs Of his feel
ng', and is always marked BY sincerity and earnest
aess' wel-writt memoir by Gen. George 2. Nor
m pre6Isd to the volume, giving the biography OF
'o' post and an estimate OF his productions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

EUROPEAN LIFE. LEGEND, AND LANDSCAPE. BY
An Artist. 8yo, PIP l5i james Chillen Son
An agreeable book of travels by an anonymous
writer, which, without adding much to the general
stock of information the beaten path OF Edo-
pean tour, contains good deal Of attractive roadi'g
for a leisure hour.
THE oLD PLANTATION. BY JAMES HuNcEsfoED. l2no,
PIP. 3G9 Harper a Brothers.
Scores 10 Maryland rural life furnsh the staple Of
this volume. They are often OF an amusing character,
and are described with freshness and warmth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

GLImPsEs OF EUROPE; On, GorEs DRAWN srGnr.
ByA Merchant. l2mo PIP. 35i Cincinnati
series OF rapid sketches Of continental trsvel,
written With pretsnson TO literary sk but relating
ia frank of-hGnd manner the experiences Of an To-
teEe emit impressible tourist, who cutters heartily INFO
the spirit of the changing panorama Of European
life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

IMPORTANCE OF THE STUDY or LEGAL MEDICINE
BY JAMES WYssE, M ID. $50, Pp. 10 Bslliers.
In the Introductory Lscture to the course of Medical
Jurisprudence at the New. York Medic, College, DR..
Wynne urges the Importance of thorough acqlaiat
ance with that branch OF science 10 the medical prsc
titioner. He positions ably sustained aud fotifec
by numerous appropriate historical illustrations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

COMPENDIUM or THE HISTORY AND PRINCIPLES
or THE SHAKERS By y. w. Evans limo, PIP IS9.
ID. Appleton Co.
The writer of this volume is slealiDg member OF the
"UEited Society" at Eeg-LebsnOn-a man Of intei-
gence cspabilty, and honesty. Ills statement Of the
position Of tie religious order to which ne belongs msy
be implicitly relied On, and affords much curious irfOr-
matte to the student of opinions.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-17
Sherif's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
~ an Execution daily issued 10y the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Floyd county, State of
Iowa, and to me directed, I have levied on
and shall offer for sale at Public Auction, at
the Office Of Wiltse & Fairfield in st. Charles
City, Floyd county, Iowa. on the fifth day of
March. A. ID. 1859, at one O'Clock in the after
noon OF said day, the following described prop
crty, to wit
The undivided Z Of the south 20 acres off the
cast half Of the northeast quarter of Section
lG, township SO north of range Ii west, also,
the undivided two-thirls of the following
commencing at a point 40 rods west of the
east quarter stake of said section Is, running
south To the line Of high water mark on the
east hank of the Cedar river, then along said
line Of high water mark to the east line of said
section, then south across the river, then
north westerly along the line Of high water
mark on the west side of said river, to the
North line of the southeast quarter of said
section, then east to the place Of beginning,
also u piece cOmmCn,ing at the east quarter
stake Of said section, running forty rods west.
then south to line of high water mark on the
cast bank Of the Cedar river, then along line
of high water mark To the east line of said
Section, then north to place of beginning,
also tie undivided onc-third Of the following
village lots in Floyd, in Floyd county, Iowa
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NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue q
~ an Execution duly issued by the clerE
of the District Court of Floyd County
State of Iowa, and to me directed, ! have lev
led on ard shall offer for sale at Public AUG
Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa, on tn
nineteenth day of March, A. ID, 1859, at j.:
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the fol
lowing described property, to wit
The south-half of the northwest quarter 9
Section 10, Township 20 north OF ltahSe y
wcst in FLOYD county, Iowa, LEVIED on rs thI
property of William Montgomery to satisii]
said execution in favor of Daniel Z. Mcdonald
and against Wm. Montgomery, John BLUM
jefferson C. Mutchler and Jonathan Montsonl
ery for 1882, so and interest and costs.
Terms of Sale in hand.
Dated February II, A. ID. 1858.
L. L. HARRINGTON,
Coroner of Floyd County.
ATTORNEYS, Wiltse 4 Fairfield. ia
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vides for grading and ticIng the ROAD
except in Bremen county.
We understand that it is the lnten-
ton of the directors to commence work
ON the Cedar Falls and Minnesota road
early in the Spring, and to push it for
ward as fast as possible. The papers
of the company are being put INTO
shape. and in q few weeks we nope 10
hear that the work of grading mas
been commenced in earnest. Two
hundred and fifty miles OF surveying
has been done in the most complete
and workman-likc manner, under 'hc
captainslip of Mr.. l." D. Lampman: oil
Cedar Falls /; and maps and prohIes
have been made, besides a considcra-
bic amount of prospecting, which has
not been mapped and protiled' Es'l,
mates have been made of the amount
of excavation, cmbankmcnt, masonry
bridging, &c, &c, and the road is
nearly half located. 1t will be abou'
s~cvcnty-ive miles in length. The
company has been organized less tina,
ten months, and the amount OF worI
it has accomplished shows a grea
amount of energy and carnestness.