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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09
FIRES.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ~ scHEsECrADY-pTPTEEs we.
LINGs ANn A CnvRCh pgsIROrkp

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ~ scHESFcrADY--PIPTEBs o~u6.
LIsGs AND A CHURCH DESTROYED.
On Tuesday morning destructive hre occurred -
Schenectady n. Y. by which fifteen buildings and the
old Dltch Chnrh were hid IL ruins. The iirs ogio-
aird Ia q large brush heap lying agsinst Mr.. Ous
Snyhs frame warehouse, and spread with IrybGui
rlidiy throwing the citizens ia the widest state u
excitement. The who'd was about north. vet, and The
rand advance of tie IRE seemed 20 threaten tie Whole
OF Washington avenue IL soon became apparent thas
the engine of tIe place Inadequate 10 The ter.
r5le geucy, sud, ia consequences. Recorder Caiy
tslegraphed 70 Albany, Troy aud Amsterdam for IS
sisianfe.
In the midst Of the widest of eyciemen
in this city siGcs the terrible fire Of 1919, cry ross
from hundred threats that the Dntch Church 90
fire. All ewes Were tuned toward the old spirc. A
column Of smoke porting from the latticed win.
dows of the steeple, and In few seconds belt q
flame was wreathrg a scarlet line around the old
clock In their ycnerilion for the sanctuary, people
seemed TO uomeutsr forget the danger that menaced
private property and ihroned in hundreds cronnd the
palng Of The cburchy ward. Bursting through the gates
and vsnlng the fence, he yaid waS coon full u
men, who could only empty the church, bat could noy
save IT, CUSTOM, books paVers the chandeliers ard
the old Bible saved also the carpets, aud even
the pulpit.
Tie loss on the Church is estimated at 9l6,000.
Los of Ois Smith, $4,000. Messrs. DE Forest, q.
w. Veeder, J. Darli,ht, s. Y. Nedder. ID. ID. Camp
bell, Wm. Chrisler, 5. Daggeit. A. Barrcneer, Mira
Rg9s and AIrs. Brewer sust.ined o~see at fom $50
5000 The entise loes will ,rcbsby too. up S15,oOe
or $50 0Oo on which there IL oBly s2 900 insurance.
The Ueighboriug ci'iss promptly responded to Tho
ca for aid, NJ but for their timely srrva, the beam
tifnl City Of Schenectady woUld doubtless have bess
Laid in rtiIa
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THURSDAY, August So. ".


The tenure OF the Stock market continues TO 10 the
dealing, in State stocks which are large aud generally
Mt nm ndyarc CO on ,es,srays quotations. The marked
was osersold BY the bcsrs some tine .ince under tie
belief that the bond, Of the -oeded s,aes were worth
less and that the market value must fall to very low
hgures' This oehef had reason Tor 's oasls on' un'
io''""ae' ,V' IRE s""''' A"o'"er parry 'no"sp' '"-
i.'."'', "'' 49," ",s' Pa'0,N' "'' .'''N'"'
o' '"'Te '',''' anu 'oin' io' ""u ."
a'' "''I' euPp' Jus o,'" n'v! 'O'''you 'D' Wv
80, " ooo''
$50, Il =. -. ., ,a.,,, d;r.ra1oa. rha -
,a.,,' -. T. ~ S..,,;n.., n a, ..,, ans
Csorois. ,eu, virginia, were firm and Tepne.se.,
advanced y cent, In Missouri. the msrke, WAS less
firm. and the suoaiion, fell off q cent Toe share
make, VIVA very lame. New.York Central was y
con, lower and gave the tone 10 the res Of the mar
k.t. Toledo however wa, in fair demand at yes,er.
d.y,s ono,stcns. gbsre rs,o be psrty working
in tb;s stock but not very snerpe,jcally Betu cen
the Boards the marke, wss very dull and prices heavy
The movement at the Second Board was quite 70
,tricied and thu came indifference shown to
operate AS was exhibited in the morning TIE
demand for North Carolina carried the quotation 10
20, while Virginia lost v cent OF the recent advance
Tennessee we're heavy, and Missouri steady. A sale
Of Pacific Mail VIVA made ut v cent advance. and
shares generally were rmsr than in Tie morning. For
Government Socu tiles there was moderate demand ut
steady prices Treasury Notes y cents were in good
inquiry ut 96a9Gi, showing IA slight Improvement.
Tne market was steady q, the close at tho fol-
lowing quotations, Tennessee g. 45l 045i, Virginia
6s i5a55; Missouri State Is, 43}ai4; Pacific
Mail s,eamsbip Company. 7ie74I; New.York Cen.
trail Railroad, 7dI Ers Rail Dad, 2Gl
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Tug Poraro CRoP.-rte carly crop Of potatoes %
Long Iland and III New-IeTsey, grown for the daily
supply Of our city market, has been fair one, The
dbe,s Of good rze and fair quality with scarcely any
gna Of roi and have sold at remunersng pricesi bus
thc lae-plnted potatoes for Winter are done foo
past redemption. There are whole acres that viii pcs
pay for digging, aud would not, all saved On asre,
supply small family. 0f tho early potatoes 10 Mos-
mont; County the poorest yield we have heard Of wss
fifteen barrels per fair crop is forty barrels,
and sXty barrels Is considered an excellent one. hs
worry certain that the crop 10 this ,iciny wil 'ss
shor, one, and We therefore advise frncrs VINO mp
p,n 10 have good or p anywhere within reach o. 'hs
marie, to carefully save every bashel that nerShs'-
able.
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Tho recent reports Of tie Foreign Markets, which
are published in Iul in connection with our ususl Dy
Goods Report, prepared ior THE SEN-WeEALY
TRrBusE do not furnish amy nducement 10 shippers Of
heavy Drills or sh.etinss the saes OF forty yard
Drills oan scsrccly be forced at - 80 v piece in the
Cbu6 ,n..kels, which price Is less than the current
rato By one cent per yard, II Exchange is no, con.
sdercd. Then goods made from cotton costing seven
teen or eighteen cents ID, would cost the manuiao.
tirer--includbg all expense, interest, and wear
nearly one cent v yard more than the goods can be
bought Il, to-day, although have reported an adj
vance OF nearly one cent v yard during the last few
weeks This fet. in connection with tho remarks in
our last review with reference TO the future supply Of
cotton from the South, and the probability Of a still
further advance in the raw material chow the utter
folly Of our manufacturers continuing production.
Tia, which has been remarked Of tie heavier goods,
ia true with reference TO the lighter islrics although
tho Ioss would not be apparently so great Printing
cloths which are unsuitable ut i,c caunot lie manu-
heured and afford fair COM ensating profit ~ less
than SIC. y yard
The uanufic rer who would eopsult his ows inter
es,, without reg nd to those humane Considerations
winch moro or iers govern he action toward hs opera
tves should stop hs works at once, ana bold nc go"s
until price could be obained something In the RATIO
OF tho advance of the raw maternal The law on sup
Div and demand usually governs the price Of an article
visou, soierenos 600 rst coat AZ tS ''ne we nave
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Destructive FfRy ~ scHySscrapr.-sn, .,s.~
graphs di. patch was received oy - M.
about s O'Clock yesterday afternoon, naorLins III
,h., Are was raging In Schenectady. winch ehfeassn~
10 devss,a,e the ciIy, and requesting hin 70 ssna ~
what sssi.rance he could. Tie disp,sch We ssn,a ~
tie Mnyor and Recorder OF SCHENECTADY m2
Jna,Loi Immediately e.used an alarm 10 - scunao
,,hib wa, rromp,y responded 10 BY oar nfenea, nns
i, ls thsr twenty minutes Engines aad y ann ~
OF three Hoe coSPanes ws,s gu on 1S c.s w Raj
go rcn,apy The suhorries 81 Troy were siso ~
psaied co. and two or ,arss sS'. wss IL " o.. -
sia,, ~ tho Mohawk bridge, and, with the strong
wind thu, pre,aled. wa swsesing over che mss va
unble quarter OF the city,. Frcm resos ~ Nv ,t,
~ 49, iisy les,r. cock Nc learn that ac"o I'm
h,5inys slncius church, woss destroyed, aad 'A'S
the IRE ~as 'hs" "'"' IAli.s Ari Assss
The ii,h PENIS, lvana Reg rent osi nas,s. ~
Of res,irs a. iIarishun. be. III oadf rso 3s,,se
teGierc telI ,elyilsa ~ ne so, s.',H'1' ~,
ifs~ftt
aseA
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feaal Notuee.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
on tie County Of Newycri T. hereby given al
prsOns bsvins csma against EDWARD CLARK ao OF TIE
Gay VI New York dece,ed preec tho With yoacheTs
tre" to the tubsriber ~ her rtsidcec. No 25 Nihhag
eue In tie city Of kss Yofk before day Of Sep
'm5er nexLbs,ed Now or q e i1L ny Of Ns'ch ieGi
SUSAN CLARK, Adnluisfrstdk.
NILS is9fhR' ~ f JOHN OZARK. Adpi,axtraot.
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Ocean Mcamfrs.
| IAYIit,.

NOR SOUTHAMPTON y AND HAVRE,
u on SATURDAY. AUGUST IT-The United STATE, iiaa
steamer FULTON J.sA Woiop, Commander. VII sad tom
PEE No - North Ryef OF Beach Saturday, August
H. at =. IL
engines unBs decs lcoaed by water tst Q. m atiants
which beside other rpsui,s tud, In the event OF coso or
saDdg keep pumps free n work. iod secure tue 'oJ
oil vessel aud lassens1s.
tut SAMUEL NJ FOX
GEO MACKENZIE
Agents No. Broadway.
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Receipts Of Prsdsse.

AGO s-c 800 hbls Flour 3J7 DO Mes IA Do. whS
y OF Wheat l6l IN d.. Corn Goo 10 Msls 3 Ia
Os. 3Ils pks oil Cake 36 do. Progons 81 Do Ashe. 10
do LAID, " k,gs do.
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1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA TO-
1OO1 CENTRAL RAILROAD. Il ~
oREAT pOuBLE-TRACK ROUTE.


oRs4 riS SiT Is sE VEST siEsn'
Faciiiss for the sOn Pss.sngsr. ron Gin
.sa saS Il oa. GT r's &. s M M M's Ss
Tsso".s . ~ &. ss es9 ss
Andt,t Mornins Express. Evening EIpges ?. IN
fis.bTgb Il next day and connecting there with West
Steering and smOsinsesr on al the ,rsiO..
Fare always as low. AID tho time quick by any other
By tbi. Frsshs Of description. eau be owsd,d %
and om sy point On toe Rar DDS Il Ohio Kentucky, Iadana
I'M es Wisconsin. Iowa Missouri BY RAILR0A AID OF
RECT Of 70 an! port onhe Dssgabe rivers Of the West by
he q Freight ssd any point the IVES: BY the
Fssn.,vssi. Raj I'D all t,Ee favorable ehsssl
,hs hsir fright this Company eau rey
INT. Coapsny also maintain Em,grsnt Accommodating
IDs BY bsh R.I s%is ..s ws.,rsd enjoy chs.p aad
sfisS g ELLIOTT Pssssnssr Agent. No Asor House.
Na A.o, I,e sse' .ns No South wusm
MCDONALD BiSCHOFF. Z sdstss 9, Agen..,
ENoCH LEWIS Gorsrui sast IA Aso os.ss 4. p'''>
RAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH. n. j.
sup.s1 Thsts 15Ps,i train. e'ss WEI,
s ssS s. % ".
fost OF Rosnson-s,. daily at 10 and for Port
Enen ccsne "a there with car: for al sas 'is 1%
sSx si ';f Ds s'f az q e ,a aoss
s @ q rS re sd EXtTRsos TcS K rs
Bold strdaced es Hotels Long Branch charge lover
n ONG ISLAND RAlf4ROAD-CHANGE OF
LTERMIEOS-Lesve Jsl ssslip and 3itht Ferries New.
York At No. and SO p. Greennort, u and
a. for sy $50 p for frnined Ia For Henpa'esd
:. n. I'm 3:3' t:c9 AID $50 For Jamaica esye
M II m 81 $50 $50 aud $50 Trains Hunters
Poirf on arrival Of boat from Jsmessip
NYEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PIIILA-
~ pFtPHfA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
TTyMa aud Ex press Lioes leave Nsw-York q aid II
and aud are. 80 Through Tickets sold for Clio
am si and West and for IS B and through baggage
shm.ssS 40 = 4. 10. ard p y, trsinG
sh''s' w. WOODRUFF. Assistant Superintendent
Mo he
stseksa Is mnptss IN advance Of the time oflssynx-
cEA BAIiiING.--UNfIED STATES HOTEL, \
A. Long Prsc r. j. VII oPss Tor ihe reception Of vetors
Jdns 10 1851 WIZ ensrss Diuug itsoa Ps7or al
1fe ps Roonas &C tb.ce lad y saZ seccmEoaas
~ ssssx xadrea B.A eH0EhAAEh, YnoYseoL
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no important accommodations of Cotton goods and ,,

no important accumuations Of Cotton goods and NM
aoy nave less Quantity band than for lone per;o
out we have light demand owing to tho eeIernI d..
turoance OF all departments of trade and commsrr.
n"t 'ne of than 81 600 900 per asx
y tDe Government Guot ultimately show its effo,, IN
general revival OF business when TIRE county ,a,n
nave adapied its ndastrss and trade TO va, foo,pe
40" we $50 soma signs OF reonpera on IN an Ia
c'cSSed demand Cor special fab lea iu Wooens u r.
quiea particularly for army PURPOSES and soon n
! oA'snd TO other articles entering largely into con-
Fp"I"0n, but which hsye been greatly restricted Lv
'"0 i'''eu e''''oNy 80 generally prevalent.
10 ne Editor eftas N. T. Tsibxn. t..
SIRE statement in the money sriic,. Of Won, ,.,,.
Of this morning. relative to the Iates Of fe NV dI.r
cat rostes to Buffalo, calculated TO nis,ead The MN,
lie. The 81 rate via the Erie Railroad is for secoui
class passengers. Firstelass tickets 10 Bufalo era
other western points are Issued b. this Company a. a.
low rates as by the Eric or Peoples line Of Steamer.
Peaee correct tie wrong impression conveyed in The
statcment alluded to- and oblige
Youn respectfully, c. r.. RENDaIcK,
Oeporal Ticket axsuA
General 7fkSt.flffce Of Lhe Hp6,on Rircy Hai,raod
Eer- York, Aug q, 1861.
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s. rT,HEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT"
,.,sr .,,p pr,rrr STOP YOUR ooUGn
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
sPALDING'S
THROAT ooNFEoTIoNs
GOOD FOR cLERGYMEs.
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD FOR PUBLIC STEAMERS.
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDINGs THROAT CORRECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
spALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve scoush instantly
They clear the Throat
They give strength ard volume to the VOICE
They impart delicious aroma to the brssth
They are delightful to the tssta
They are made Of simple herbs aud eanno, harm ors
Iadi,e every one who has Cough Husky Voice or Bad
Tbro, CONNECTIONS. they will relieve you instantly and you
Will agree with me tina, they 20 right to the sp0t' YOs viii
mud them very useful snd pleasant while travelling attending
pubic meetings for ssGg your Cough Alaying your Thirst
lyon try one package sao in saying that you VIII ever
.Nerwsrd consider them Indispensable You vii And shem
the Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Ny signature is On each package All others counterfeit
Apsclag. wiz b. sent BY ms prepaid, recsip, Of thirty
cents.
Address
HENRY @. SPALDINd,
No. % CedAr.l EsrYort
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHEt
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
! CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHES
By the Of these Pills the periodic s~-I- " HerroH ="
S Readaeke may DO prevented and the commence
en Of an immediate relief pain sickness wiz 10
obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Eart,a ,nd Hldach. TO
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowels removing Co.sssc.
For Literary Men, students. Delicate Females aud all per.
,ons Of ,eiatarv habi, they valuable Lorre I'm.
proving the appetite giving aud ror digestive or.
sD. aud restoring nsua elasticity Of whos
system
The CEPHAL1C PILLS the result Of long gs,Ioa
ard carefully conducted experiments having beeu in many
years during which time they have prevented and relieved
ys amount of palm and suffering from Headache whether
originating in the stem from dernssd state the
stomach
taken ct all times with perfect safety whou; making any oLsnse
Of diet, osd n, If any dsa9seobe renders sasy
10 qdmisis,ey them 70 children.
BEWARE on CoUNTEnFEITS.
The sennips have ave signatures of HENRY sPALDLaG
on each Boz
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In MsdisineG
Abox win DO sen, by usr prepaid, reOeip, Of tho
PRICE rs CENTS.
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CoR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. fret

IUK CALIF VhNIA WI 4f1I1f''I', u !, -,
c,a,s ste. npr will NssYork tbs lst I'm snd 5
ef each o,th except when thee dses ~ on Su p Wneh
The Say of departure will be the MONDAY following ro
"'e"'0 fs' Sfp' d. B. ALLEN Agent.
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-
and WEST Trains leave: - -,
FROM Chambers-st =. =. From 3ths.. e, ,
Expres. and m a m and3 FPS HIPS and JS5 ard
rsss sI albany twb op lCts m sanday. iuclude
Pons,I.ss,s s = a, G a. M 6:25 q NJ aud lao p,
taf las q. "a,
Peek kill train. p. a;so p M . oo.u
sing sing train 1880 S'z' l. n"' $40 sna GO III
6.hlmt,.jn 5.a0n m 5:S D. m.
"aNi A. r. SMITH Superintendent
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17
SECESSION.

g The epidemic is still spreading at the
South, and Alabama, Mississippi, aud
Florida, have already resolved themselves
ont VI the Union. Other States will fol
low, but they cannot agree to unite TO-
gether, even now. The spirit of seces.
sion is rampant and it will not be salts.
fed With the secession of States alone,
for States will have to be divided aud
tkcir boundaries changed.
The United States has spent millions
Of money in acquiring Florida and driv.
ing out the Indians, aud has lost humid
reds of valuable lives in the same cause.
and now Florida resolves herself out of
the Union, without SO much as saying,
"by your leave" and leaves US to pay the
whole of the national debt, while she
takes possession OF our forts, custom.
houses, etc, for which we have spent
other millions. These things show the
unfairness, the injustice, the absurdity,
aye the utter impossibility of granting
the right Of State to secede whenever
she is disposed SO to do.
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Herro ism at the south.

A private letter has been handed US.
dated New Orleans, January |, from
which We take the following:
You know | am no abnlltionist, nei
Their black republican. have always
been democra,-was brought up one !;
but for all this stand as coed chance
as any one to have outrayes committed
on me in this way: If get the i'll will
of southcrner, he would only have to say
that he heard me utter abolition senti-
ments, and should be lucky if l got off
without new suit Of homespun, made
of tar and feathers More than this, it
is dangerous to get the i'll will of Niger,
for all he has to do is to say to some resi-
dent: "Massa, dat gemman talk aboli
tion to me-" His word would be taken
before mine; and, without judge or jury,
| would have to leave the country, aud
mayhap not get farther than the first tree
at that.
What state of society is here! Mod.
Grafton crime, and every man at the
mercy of any wretch who may, through
wantonness or malice, choose to bring
him into suspicion. No protection in
law; no security in public opinion. A
veritable reign of terror, as positive ~
that which ever existed in revolutionary
France, though yet only in its first and
bloodleSs stage. 1t is impossible TO con
ceive a more odious d"spo'ism. or one
freighted with more direiul calaEities in
the end. The WorR.
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At the present time, the praise Of Ma
jor Anderson, for his forethought, brave
~ and coclness, is uppsrmost in the
minds Of all patriots. Statutes of 100 or
80 guns have beer fred in his honor, in
nearly every city and large town in the
free States and in many places in the
slave States. The Legislature of New
York, the Empire State, passed resolu-
tions sustaining Major Anderson and
promising the President the men and
money Of New York to defend the Con
stituti n aud the Union, and to enforce
the laws, in case they were needed -
The resolutions were passed almost unan-
amsusly- Republicans and Democrats
voting for them. Pennsylvania and Ohio
have done the same Other States will
fellow. The people of the North are
arousing themselves in their might and
are determined that traitors shall not rule
the land. f,he South is determined to
drive the North into a fight, it may be
fierce, for it will not find the North al.
together uuprepared, but it cannot be
long. The South cannot compel sur
render from the North.
When We heard that the traitors at
Charleston had fred into the Star of the
West, We felt as though Major Anderson
ought to have burned the city and de-
stroyed the defences erected b. the trait
ors. without further parlsy, but on con-
sideration We believe he took the best
course. As MIR, Seward SAYS, "modcra-
ton, forbearance and cancellations"
should appear in every move. 1t is bet
ter that the government should suffer
much than that it should be too rasty.
1t has the power and will use i, when
necessary.
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delivering free lectures, whether polite
u, religious, literary or scientific !; pro.
vided they furnish their own wood aud
lights, aud become responsible for oil
damages. 4
The county and township officers when
to be paid out of the county treasury and
not otherwise provided by law, their
compensation shall be the same rs pro,
vided in chapter 162 Of the revision Of
1860
/ The clerk is authorized to audit oil
just claims of county and township Off
GERS to be paid out Of the county treas.
ury.
The Superintendent of Common Schools
for the county will hereafter be found in
the southeast basement room of the
court house.
By a resolution Of the Board the clerk
is authorized to issue county warrant
to each Justice Of the Peace and Town
ship Clerk for the sum of three dollars,
for the purpose of purchasing a revision
of the laws of 1S60--and each officer is
requ .sted to hand over suld laws to his
successor in office. Also, the members
of the County Board of Supervisors, ex.
cept when such person is Justice or
Township CT rk.
Pprobable indebtedness, as ascertained
by committee, over assets, of county,
25,695; due, $4,000.
The Comm. on Treasurer and Treaur.
ers accounts, also Comm. on School Fund
aud Lands, were allowed further time TO
complete their settlements, and will re.
port their settlements at the next meet.
ing of the Board
The County Treasurer is instructed to
take suitable measures for collecting the
several notes due in his hands, belonging
to the couny.
The Clerk is authorized by the Board
to issue warrants on the railroad fund for
the payment of interest on the railroad
bonds, and attend to forwarding the
same as required by said bonds
On motion, the following was adopted:
Resolced That synopsis of the pro-
ceedings of this Board be published in
the county papers, after the same have
been prepared by the Clerk, provided
they will do so without charge
The Board was in session FIVE days,
costing the county the sum of sls1.-
The minutes were read over each day,
corrected and adopted.
On Friday evening the Board adjourn
ed sine die
A. SHAW, Clerk.
J. W. BAGLEY, Deputy.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue Of a special execution to me direct
ID ed. issued from the office Of the Clerk IF
the District Court in and for the county ofCedar
and State of Iowa, in favor OF Bell d Co.. and
against Doan 4 Cowgirl and Jeptha Cowgirl.
have levied upon the following property as the
property OF the said Doan Cowgirl and Jeptha
Cowgirl. tO-wit.
The nor .heast quarter of section three in
townsh p seventy ne. range one, west Of the 5th
r. NJ; also, the following described tract or par
Gel of land. a, follows, to.wit: beginning at the
southwest corner OF lot no. three in section
no. nineteen, township eighty, north Of range
three. west. from thence east fifty rods thence
north ninety seven aud a half rods to Cedar
river, thence west OF said river fifty eight rods
TO the n0rthW est corner Of said lot three,
thence south one hun red and twenty seven rods
to the place Of beginning, ontaining thirty five
acres. more or less; said land is situated in Ce.
dar county. Iowa; .@
AMI shall offer the same for sale at public
cutlery at the Court House door in the town of
Upton in said county. On SATURDAY, the ID day
of February. A. u. ls6l, at one O'Clock p. NJ. or
said day to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this I'd day OF January. A. d. 1861.
J. l.. BR tDSHAW,
pfSGI sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa.