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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

COLLISION or THE SoUsD.-The steamer Gay
State, Of the Newport and Fail River line OF
steamers, was run into Friday morning at 10 min
utes after a. H., by schooner, which came near
sinking her. The schooner struck her just forward OF
the s.arboard boiler tearing out the whole Of her
side, ard making ugly hole in her boiler just above
the fires. Luckily for the passengers, with which
the steoner wac crowded. the steam chamber was
not hit and hence the boiler did not explode. The
wreck too WIS all above the water line which was
for,upate. "a the steamer was several miles from
land, off Huntingdon. The pilot raw the schooner
bearing down on the steamer in time to stop the
engine before The collision, or she would have been
struck snidslips, at n still more dangerous point
We understand that the damages Will he at once
,epaired and VIII not interfere with the steamer y
regular trips.
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Of the Queen Amelia, still believe that he lie plot


The Russian Gar has published bis long-promsed
reforms. They are 700 theoretical; dealing in daz-
cling generaltes quite fl to destroy confidence in
previous Institutions but not likely to give satisfac-
ton. In Prussia the quarrel about the prerogsive
Of The Crown creates the greatest agitation. The
Prince Royal ard his Princess went abroad; the
Queen retired to the Rhine. Even In his family life
he stubborn King remains alone.
In Austria people sick of the comedy OF the
wicked Council Of the Empire. The reconciliation
with Hungary IS as distaot as it was a year ago.
Even Count Forgach lie thought 10 be TOO liberal at
Vienna. lie will be compelled to resign, and Gen.
Hauer, d political nulty, is to be named Chancellor
Of Hungary. Thus is the imbeety, the ingrstitude,
lud the s,ubbornness of the Kings, preparing
revelation everywhere in Europe. 1t s, Of course,
certainly it win not lie five years before all the
rones will be shaken, and crowns be at discount
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CTATFMFNT of the BOARD of COUNTY

STATEMENT oil the DOAhD VI COONlA
y CANyhSSERs or THE CITY AND COUNTY o.
SEWi0Rk, In relation to voes given for Surrogate ans
SUPERVISORS
The Board Of County Canvsfses hsving met a. the Office o.
County the eleventh twelfth tnifteenth
Fourteenth fifteenth, seventeenth eighteenth nineteenth,
twentieth and Of November. A D. one
Thousand eight hundred and xtywo 70 CANVASS and eSst
the votes given in the General Election Districts OF sale
County At the Elections held the fourth day Of
Noyeber IN the year Aforesaid DO certify &c follows TO wf
ThAtt appears. such estimate aud canvass that the
whole number given for the office Of Surrogate Wa
thousend nine hund ed and nney-sssen
or witch Gideon j. Tucker received hty.tvo thoussIo
four huudIe d end nine
OF which Gabriel Van Cot. received eighteen Thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two
or which David r. Jsques received three thousand sis
hundred snd thiIiyhve.
Aud OF which nineiy-one were scattering votes -
the whole ruoer Of votes given for the once OF sup
erv.or seventy Thousand four hundred and ninety
eight A. Il,
eisht hundred and seventy five.
OF which Sheridan Shook received eighteen thousand sgh'
bundled and thifty-one.
or which Abraham NJ. Bninger received three thousand
seven hundred aud twenty-one.
Ind OF which hundred sud seyentyone were scattering
We certify this statement 90 correct and have cansec
the b. by the siguatu-es Of the Chmsn sno
Secretary Of this Board this day Of November
A. d. one thousand ell ht hundred and sixtytw
ELIJAH +. PURDY. Chairman.
Dawn A Fowler Secretary.
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Cur,p Coal CosIsG-In view of the scarcity Of
coal caused bv the great freshet last Spring, the
Morris Canal Company are running over one thou
aand boats day and night between jersey CRY IN J
Easton. Pa.. loaded with this article, and intend
keeping the canal open as long az they possibly can
IN order TO meet the demands which are daily ma .
by dealers from various parts Of the country a
large number of men will be employed TO keep the
{ anal free from ice.
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bort nar0cns' Notice.

STATE Ngw.YoEg.
PoRT.WAkDkss UTTCE No. 100 Wsl6
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
section Of the Act passed pr H. 1851 entitled An
Act 10 Reol sanls the Warden. Ofo- the Por, Of New
Yo to all peTons Interested H. or having charge o. III.
suh,c. OF ,uch iDqGy eXsmnAon or safyey thA1
tie following vessels under examination by the rof'
MAoeps aGd tht tho ,aid surveys or examinations viii DO
COMPUTED within days nert succeeding this notice. on
boasa said vessels;
ship Sunbesn ."Ies
Bfia Anu bTeen n'"'ts
Bs Clara Rosa sgtil.. bseieTs stores
Schooner ~ .Whesets stores
WIN. IL BUkLElGH, President
J. ArG's HKRnrvas. sscretNv.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBKRa-Nov. l-Befote Justice
BARNARD.

SUPREME COURT-CHAxBERs-Nov. 2l-Befote Justice
BlRsAnp.
BATCH OF HABEAs CORPUS cAsEs-PRoF. ASDkR'
son, THE WIZARD, IN COURT.
This morning the courtroom was crowded with
lawyers soldiers ladies' and children all seeking relief 10 one
form or other BY w Of habeas corpus The soldier
cases were SC disposed Of
The most important was that OF Mrs Eliza Anderson
who obtained writ directing her husband Prof Anderson
known the Wizard Of the North" to produce their two
children before the Court 1t appears that few days nee
domestic difficulties arose In the family Iesnn: In separs
ton Mrs Anderson alleges ha, her husband aeians tue
children oui.s p aged 49, aud Eliza aged S) aud Is about
take them to the West Indies or seme other foreign piece
ass him Ia bis entertainments against her wh ana con-
After some conversation the matter po.ponsd for
few days with view a settlement Of the difficulty. which
Charles Edward. and A. o. salt.r for petitioner; Theodore
Peter johnson formerly CT the propietors of the
Lssrse Hou'e petitioned for he custody o. h ttSs
Ebert while he attended 90 business In Chicago ne
claimed that upon his Ebert refused to give him has
children claiming hold them by indentures from the Com.
nj oners of Charities The Judge referred the matter 10
Frederick g. Gedney ESQ., TO take proofs and submit them 70
Ira D. Warren for petitioner; wstsmun LattinI for
respondent
Margaret Briner, &c, agt. Frederick kirches.-
In mstteI Of The claim Of joseph Bsuch sg stephen p
&c.--flOtiOn
Hannah Roone, &c, sgt Samuel Fhihps-Mouon aeniee'
Before Justice LEoSARD.
DECISIONS.
Henry Harrison agt. Thomas Harrison 81 al
Findings settled
Martha j. Mccormack agt. John McCormack.-
Judgment OF divorce granted.
Henry Rogers sst. Patrick McElroy.-Order granted.
CIRcuIT.-NOy. 2l.-beforr Justice POTTER.
TIRE POLITICAL FRACAs-so ALLOWANCE GRANTED.
STEPHEN ID. Dillsye AIT. Emanuel Ii. HArt.-fes-
terday Nh Edwin James plaintiff counsel moved for an
.sira allowance the verdict Of 5000 given plsntn ~
damages for an assault committed upon him by defendant
To-day the Judge rendered d.eiou deny the motion Tor
allowance .,
.,sy Of Proceedings the verdict vs subsequently
granted by Judge Barnard at Chambers
GENERAL TERM.
COURT soTIcE.
Ordered, Tia. tie Clerk prepare new Calendars
for the Speca Term add Circuits for the month Of January
1855
That notice be given reqang the attorneys having csn'e
now ON the Calender notify the Clerk NJ least ten days
before the Let Of Jsnusy whether the causes now on IN.
calendar still undisposed o.
snch notice IS teye the cause VIII be omitted rom
zoe Calendar
In making up the Calendar the CLERK will pot tho causes
that have Of In the order Ia which
they stand upon The present CsendaT, omitg those TOT
which notice Ia received from the attorney above
required. =,
HE same order shah apply to the General Term Calendar
for February the notices be served the Clerk ten
'''' H. w. GENET. Clerk.
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WILD FowL.-7He Occan Emblem puonaheo ~
roms River, Nj. Gays that for two or three Week
post the bay in tia, vicinity has been covered WIN
wild fowl. number Of sportfnen from New-io'k'
philadelphia, aud elsewhere have visited the Day
aud have been very successful, come OF them re-
curing two OF three hundred geese and ducks as The
result of few days shooting.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPHcfM TsRr-Nov. l-Befor
JnsfIcr BntWnkIH

SUPERIOR COURT-SrEcfu TsRy-Sov. H-Beiors
Justice BOswokTH
Frederick NJ. Behrle egt. Austin Sherman ct al
Case settled and len In Clerks Orice.
koIICL TO TIE BAR.
On Saturday the 22d instant, and next week,
Justice Moncfcf will hold the Special Term Ia the Chamber
ol the Board ef Councilman, from 10 u O'Clock.
B.loie Justice BsRnOUK.
TIE MADIsOs-AYFSUE BAPTIST CHURCH CASE.
Howell Agt M1di,on-sv-nue Baptist Church.
This was a SUIT 10 compel the defendants TO exc
cute the paiuf conveyance Of pew 20 ther church
The defeudsn up that paitf had purpos.y annoyed
the con.T.gaaon by sending nelf,'s into the pe~.
Tho Judge dismissed tie complaint, IA costs on the
ground ps1l had fhOwu biz rsht 10 compel the
church 10 convey In the fof demanded by hin
Edwin James and r. ]. Judah for pl.nis, Aies bsLey
for dslrndaGts.
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Fnon TURKS IsLASD.-Capt. Messenger, of Tie
British brig Alhea, hom Salt Cay, arrived OF
Friday morning, reports that the supply Of the l'f
making OF sslt was nearly exhausted, and was cell
ing al cents.
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Sworn Capt. Jared Maxon Of
tho Glst N. Y. V. wac the recipient OF a sword hnd
belt on Wednesday evening. The donors were 'h'
members Of he own company, Mr.. David Morgan
making the presentation speech.
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uNIrrp sTATEs MARsHAL,s oFEIcE-Nov a.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE-Nov IL
CHARGE OF sUHDEK oN THE EIGH sks..
This morning "a ssilor, about - years II age,
named " chs. Moor delivered into The ensody 81
nsT-hAl Nursy ~ the htIrDr Police oh~tcd via te
murder Of apt ffJef 81 tho ptctsttnip honefi L.
Lsus Ito Let !nt while on voTtgs hom Liverpool 70
this port Five other of the vessel were also
and tho hafshss Office. g. rou4 ogl two
released b. he police oher ard three ID Tor ria-
charge 81 mutny aud slsmpt 10 AL tho oicsf'
Ols ieamtu named fsfsey ti.sd % q 9
during the melee Witch followed ~" wounoius o.
ho received htc weaaes from tho nN.s Of tv
uinsefl survived itiuyrI hoars Too names q he
prisoner. charged wish the uH'iry Daniel mcS~ee1
John Larsru aud Charles Ffsncs NO day Ma named Tor
lLsll eIal. lnAlInn.
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fthe City and County Of Newlork having csnvss.ed
aud estimated re in the seyer Election Dstico
az General Election held the fourth day OK NoyeIe.r
A. H. one eight hundred and xtytwo do hereby
That Cornelius Flynn by tho creates. number OF votes vas
duly elected Member Of Assembly, in aud tor the fst As
genhly Districtio said city
Tint Daniel Leamy by the greatest number Of Votes was
uy elected Member Of emily, in and Tor The second AZ
That sorso L. Loutre by the greatest number OF votes
wa duly elected Member Of Assembly in aud Tor the iLd
That Wism C. cover by tho creates. number OF votes
was dn e-cts Member Of Assembly IA ana .or the fout
that snry Rogers. by the greatest number Of votes
duly elected Member VI Assembly in and for the Fifth Az
Tb,t ulus horn by The greatest number ofvo,e duly
elected Member Of Assembly il and oI the SIKH Asemb,
That Vincent C. Kne b. the greatest number Of
duly elected Member OF Assembly in ana FOR the Seventh 40
Thai TEoma. H. Hi BY The greatest number Of votes wa,
duly elected Member OF assembly in and for tho Eighth AZ
Thai David v freeman BY the greatest number Ofvoesws
duly elected Member OF ASSEMBLY in aud io he Nath As
Thnt Dnle NJ o. Ben BY the creates, number Of votes.
duy elected Member of Assembly in and for the Tens
Thst TAora. 4 Ieiwith " the greatest number Of yo.es
duly elected Member o. Assembly, in and for the Eev
cn'h Asssu 1ly District IN said city.
Thar Andrew smith by the greatest number OF votes a.
duly elected Member OF Assembly in and FOR the i"eho
That Alexander Ward by tie greatest number - votes wa
drly elected Member 81 Assembly In and iof VIC '1'-en"
Mat obcr g. Eac'np bv the greatest number Of votes,
was duly elected Member Assembly In and Tor che -Four
;csah As.subiy n.e. m sid cry n,,,s, n vo,e, VA,
aay elected Member Of Assembly ia aud for the t'iseento
Assembly District iu ais city .. ,,
was day elected Member Of Assembly In and for the SIX
ieentl Assembly District ~ saii cay,
us y elected Member It Assembly IA and for the Seven.
te~n,n f.sepbiy p.',ici in i'd cisy
AA's1 NO" ELIJAH y. PURDY. Chsirnsn
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tnr CouS1Y CoRosrRsH'r.-The case Of John
$. Ryder sgains, Rem X. Hegenhn wa decded IN
the BROOKLYN City Court Yesterday, by Judge Key
nolds, in favor Of tie plaintiff. Both parties were
candidates for Coroner AZ the General Election IN
1861. Mr.. RYDER obtained q majority Of votes
throughout the county at large but NJ Hegemnn
received majority in the disric, rhe t1irdl-a Law
having been passed blythe Legislature ihe preceding
scfsion providing that the county should lie divided
into four Districts, and that a Coroner should he
elected for each. Coroner II geman having been de-
car,d elected under the district law commenced per
70 mig duties within the country district, bot finding
that did pay OPENED Office be- to city and ,ec1i.d
large shore Of the Dusiuss. Il me Cry Coroner WI AIMED
Horton The brought action assn' h-.cin,u m
the supfeme Court aud II there DECIDED hist the Dis
iIici I'D that any Coroner -leotd
10 a. county jurisdiction ~hsf. within II, ns IN
the present contended lie pa OF tie pl.hun
that the District hang been declaei upeonsiiigonh
and Ryder having received Onty Of the votes Throughout
the whole eouuty -nsd to the Office Tic juie toot
similar view and decided In favor Of the plaintiff Nj Ryder
Therefore be entitled the Office the remainder VI TIE
term, ending lsl Of January, 100
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10 ARRIVE.
MINIATURE ALsLrsr

MINIATURE Airtrar
- f.s5 s.ts.,.........4.J3 Moon-Sot-.. o;3'
~ mon WATER TINS DAL a =.
,.p9, Hook. e:l2 Gov jLsnG.. WV iien""s'"' "'"
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ACQUITTED on THE CHARGE OF ARsos.-Iwo
bovs named Thomas Cunning and Anthony Tibbess were
ed IN The Kus County Count Of Sessions yesterday on On
Indictment for the charge beng inst ih"y SET e 20
b on tbe Gomez OF Carl On and Flushing 10 July
last by throwing nsches among como straw which isnied
1he flames were however s4ingushrd before usN dsa.e
within Tho cuftirge Of dwelling house occupied ny Jsme
Murray that lie houso endangered BY The ue Inc
Cont iook similar view aud che given 60 the Jury
verdict II guilty rendered. aer several hour' DE
IiheInilon. and de delendsnls weIs dIichaIesd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

VESSELS ARRIVED ~ BHooKLlN.-lhe hummer
Of vessels which have landed Il the Brooklyn "hAEye.
r the month o. Oct ab, ia Of which 50 wefs loaded
b susar and oases with hide. and how. 80 h. ballast,
10 with .t with ogwood. 10 with coal W naval store
with iron ! with Government s.ofet, with tor, VII
csae. India rubber / rags bnu.'one. and ifuii La
aug.,t tb.re ger. 10 arrival aud n SOL tender 91rssins
OF 54 months being increase OF 30
aver the CORES D. ndlng period ia 1901.
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RRooKryS CRY C0UHT CALFNDAn, Nov. a.
MOI. A. 49, g. o. a. n. o. D. T. 10 o. ~. 70, u, So
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/ Of tho CITY and COUNTY OF NEN-yokk. havins
canvas Cd ard iaaed the votes given In the several Elec
ZION Dscs OF said CRY and County at the General
Elections he'd the fourth day OF November A. d. one
eight hundred @ad s.1wo, do hereby certify do.
ttrt1ns and declare
That Gideon Tucker by the greatest nunber OF votes
duly ee ted Surrogate In snd Tor tho City and County d
New.York, IL place Of Edward {. Wet, dscessed
That William NJ Tweed the greatest number Of votes,
day elected SUpssor In and for the Ctr snd County
OF Nuw-foTk.
Dated New-YoIk November 81. 1867.
ID. A. FowtER, SeeIstary
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-OrAVFNrNT Of The ROARD of COUNTY

c,rATEMENT OF tho BOARD of COUNTY
- CANNAS5ER3 Of the CRY and COUNTY OF MN
NON iu 'soH 90 vote sven .3E MeDer' Of Asaehbiy
TIE Boari # County Canysrrs having net a. the Office Of
toe Cera nd county the eleventh twelfth lhee9th
fourteenth fifteenth seventeenth eighteenth, nineteenth
twentieth, and twenty-rst OF November, ~ u. one
thousand eight hGlded I'D siIywo, to canvass aud est
mate vote. tie several Election Districts Of said
county q. ihe q neral Elections held The fourth dsy Of
Noveaber H. De- thousand eight aundred AID sixty two
do cenIty - ioilOw-, To VIC
dat N appeers such esmlte sud that The whole
number given ,or Members % Asssnb ia The First
Assembly Distact two tloI.and seven huE1lcd snd
fixty.f.Ye
OF which coneIus Flynn received ono thousand seven
hundred aud ninety.
OF when William Byin. received nine hundred and
twenty.iine.
And Of which for'y-.i1 were scattering votes.
That the whole number VI given for Members OF "A
semoy In he SecoLd assembly District. .ee shouiaad
twenty thee.
OF which Daniel Leaaly Received two thousand nine
bundled dud sevcniy-.wo
hnd Of - hic hiy one re- scattering votes .
int the whole number of votes given for Meno1's Q,
Assembly in Oh. Third AHseliby Dlstne was h &c toaAa
81 hundred ADD III. -,
or which George L. LoutI received two thousand ionr
hundred and seventy.
OF which Theodore A. Ward received one thousand ana
slxty-.iye
And If which seventy-onc scattering votes;
That the whole number VI votes gwen iof members
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

near the 1th-ay-->ery.ce 1HANksClNItO DAY At II
O'Clock m Sermon by the Pastor, the Rev FhEDEBlCh
&. CLARK. Subject: Gold IN The Fire; Or Our National
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Westminster Church. 22d St. between 9th ard 1h-
sv-Ihe Rev JAS NJ DICKSON ~ill presch in this church
TO-siORlOW (ssboathl Nov. 30 Z, i0l o'clock NJ ana
at o'clock Strangers are very cordially invited
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Port Royal ard the Freedn;en.-The key,

FRENCU st the Charcb of TIE ru.ltsus. on SABBATH
Vt.ina, Esd int al a o'cos. VIII give al account Of
r,nd;tion proucss and ants a tie people, also, Of the
sccr, military services u the let guens south Carolina
Volut .ecrs collection Will DO iaien W 10 procure iag
for the regiment
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No., I.luII I,u-Iftlt ~ LDNONNlN ~ LIo IatI'I I'
new MARVIN r.. VINCENT at lg4 a. "a, and 2! p ~ sun
In,.sehool a. . AID ?. M. cordial aviation IS
extended % al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

YOUNG MES's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will be Geld
on MOaDAY EVENING, Nov. rs. at o'clock at the
rooms Bib. House ID and 9tns The Rev.
sTLpuEN Il. TYnG, j.. will deliver an address, MAT.
1.-THE Bennett, Of Reading Biography" All are invited.
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".nfErntIciiy Of tho ScrIpturcs."-The Rev |
kALLOCn vii pscach the second sermon on "a, so
CHURCH ccfn-r Of Lscht snd Narick. he wiz also
prssoh In th- fDor.nE upop Tho Eighth b-atitud-'
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Ulreckcr.st. Vnivcrsaii.t Churrh.-Thc n

MOsEs BALLOU pesche. IO-MOKKOW at 10. a m.
A; y wit rive The hrt # two disconrses on the
doc Z o. Of a Future Life and Immortality
Chr,tian Cha pei. l7th-.t. tth-sv. Services on
LURD'S DAY, Nss-uiher a. 10 . ard q
Pf~scbins ~ the Pastor, URBAN c. BREWER sGbrci:
MORSING. " The Glory Of tho Cross" EVENING, Ma
M M The Jordan
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Army and Hospital Meeting a puphc G1i9n nr icy
ina 81 f. american ifsot society on SABBATH
ESiNG. 2d 30 The rte-bseiisn Church on 3ibav
conner ol lgh the R.v. Dr. RICE Pn',9r Aidies.ea y
h. Rev fr slFR ENSps Secretary, the Rev l. Is itO1 n
WOOD Of Botor who his ust returned om yi'ii 70 Tue
Camps and Hospitals th- foomrc the Rev TiVMAs :,
Has limos aud the Row. Dr. JOHN COTTON SMITH.
et.tIrn q. IN be taken.
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EIeu,orJnI Church. liammpnd-ft. Wayeriey- place
The Krv Dr. ,tLEsTON. Rector OF St John. Chqiel
staten Island will preach iO.'.Oh.oN t'nnSJl ~
No Services at TO- and - aud u O'clock p M Sers
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Relialous Notices.

ATIcn.st. NJ. T.. Church, be,seen hiyington ard De
PTcacblus g. tbs Church TC-MORnOW a. !,
n. hy ~. Rev Or DURBiS 1h- Rev. J. w. HORNE
cher. will address Ssbbaih School at The
R-v ~ CROOKS will preach 10 the EVENING NJ O'clock
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%. A. FcvIEp, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-10

TD>kUSTEk'S 0ALG.-WAsreeaL oe IN. ,a.A
= day Of Jane. 4. D., lose, william ]. Hai,.s.
bach executed unto Aussin Corbia . Trs,s.
certain Decd Of Trust, conveying 70 aid Trustee
the land In Scott county, Iowa, deseribsn n hi.
lows, to-wit' The north half Of the north. vs.A
quarter OF section No. thirty So and the west
malt Of tho south-west qua.ter of section No
nineteen 49, all in township No. eight "a.
north OF range No. ono a. east of tho Str r
said deed OF Trust 10 recorded in book =. s., 80
mortgages, page 4s7, Scott county. Iowa. record.
70 which reference 10 made Tor full And n.,,;.n'
Isr description Of security and indebtedn..s
we!cn oetd Conveyance was made By the aid M
lenoaek. Tor The pusposs Of securing the pavment
certain psomsaory notes and the interest ~ ere.
%, sRoed BY said Hallsnbaeh, With others. d.t.d
me eOth day Of June, A. D., 1850. ana one -
when vas ior the sum q seventy 1--we dollar. duo
N eighteen months after dstc. TO order OF Lewis
Perry. with exchange on New York CITY. and rim
interest after due st ten per cent.
And now, said described note having becom.
due and payable, and the said Hsllenbsch
having failed to pay the same. /. A.ssin
Corbin. Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby rive
this public notice, that by virtue of the ro.sr
which is in mo vested BY said Deed Of Trust. viii
on Saturday. the lot day of March, A. d. 1862. at
the hour OF nine o'clock In the forenoon ofaaid dav
At the Court Housedoor in the city Of Daveupor,
pose and offer for sale 1t Public Auction, for cath
the parcels OF land above described, or 90 much
thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy And nav ,hs
amount OF said note, with Others nv
duo, with tho interest thereon to ~.
day OF sale, together with all tho costs Ana
expenses attending said sale, costs Of this noti.c
and Trustees fees.
Dated the 2sth day Of January, A. D., lee2.
.oo AUSTIN COKBIN,
Js@-o'sl Trustee.