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LEGAL NOTICES.
(lIRCUIT COURT or THE UNITED sTATEs-roURTl
" Circuit, ana District Of North Carolina.
November Term, lS7l-In Equity.

(MRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES-FOCRTIf
~ Circuit ana District Of North Carolina
November Term, lS7l-In Equity.
In the matter Of Anthony IT, Swascy, tor himself and
others, &c, against the North Carolina Railroad Com
pany and David A. jenkins, Public Treasurer Of the
State of North Carolina, and other.
Tho undersigned having been appointed Commits ssioncr
by decree Of the said court made In the above named
cause at its November Term, 1871 10 take cunt OF
what Is due TO the plaintiff A. swascy and ali other
Carolina for the construction Of the North Carolina Rail
road, under the acts In the bill ntoncdan oi
such coupons, and Of the dividends and funds
TO the satisfaction OF such coupons and cause an ad
versement TO be published for such holders such
pons to come In before him and prove debts and 70
FIX peremptory day for that purpose and In dcfau of
their coming in and proving debts by such day that they
be excluded from the benent OF this decree Ac And
de-, and be examined, Ac.
These are therefore 10 notify all persons owning any q
the coupons OF the bonds Issued by the State North
Carolina under and by virtue Of the provisions Of
9TH day OF January l59 AMI the h day Of February
1885, both passed to aid the North Carolina Railroad Com
pany TO construct Its road 10 appear before the under
signed at the oce Of the CLERK of The said Court 70 the
city Of Raleigh and State Of North Carolina on o. ne,0 %
the I'm day June 1872 then and ers to 70 hs
prove the said coupons, and be exanllnea accou"s " '
terms Of the said decree IN the said cause. ,,. L.
JOSEPH II. BACHELOR, COMMISSIONER ~.
RALEioH, ~ O., February o, l671
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A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
IA corner OF Fulton avenue aud BocruIn street
Open from A. NJ. tOS y. NJ
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PROPOSALS,

DROPOSALs FOR OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
The under signed invite scaled proposals before
Saturday, the is day OF June proxnio at ten o'clock
A. NJ from the publishers OF daily papers published III
the city Of New York for designation o. their
papers as the official Journal of said city, nndcr a1o
Each application should state tho amount ,or Mncm ,no
whole service required BY such section VIII DO peIlo.eu
In the paper named for the year commencing with the
rst Monday In june 1872 Tho payment Tor the service
will DC madc monthly - .u ,ronos.,. 10
The right Is eserved to reject any or ~ ~,
either OF the undersigned deem u ior uc ''os u mo
public to do So. , A. ,,o u,vo. ara coo,n
troer ~ Tho office OF latter 10 the city of New York,
and endorsed proposals for the onSia 3 nonrnaa ar ,
The ,,ar,v ~ hose Is accepted wiz be required TO
,e nn,ry 10 The Of the undersigned for the
iaitniu' pei'oA A. OAKEY HALL, Mayor.
ANDREW II. GREEN, Comptroller.
Ma ~ 1877.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
"A Sprng Races 1872.
The Spring Meeting viii be held Jerome Park on the
following days In June =
Saturday, tst;
"Wednesday. Mh;
Saturday sth;
Tuesday, nth;
Thursday. 18th;
Saturday, 18th.
First Race (cach day) promptly at O'Clock
G. WHEArLY Secretary A. BELMONT, President
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TEROMk Park RACES.
81 JUNEl s. g. II, IS and Is
Special trains to above will leave Grand Central
depot each day at 80 and r. M returning after
the races Special reserved for ladies' Fare for
round rip, 20 cents
Fourth avenue city cars direct to depot
l. q. BUCKHoUT, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

A UCTIoN SALE THIS DAY, AT II O'CLOCK OF NEW
AMI g. second con Hand top Bugges, open Wagons Rock.
narie,s Sheets. &C., by COLE MURPHY, S7y Fulton
strt ct Brooklyn.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

PAlk or CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE-l6
hands and years; long tails; very stylish; gen
tie ana Kind and AFRAID nothing; sold for wans of
ana for half their real value Appiy at JACK IRWIN'S
stable, Sixty third street, near Fourth avenue,
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A GREAT VARIETY OF LIGHT ROCKAwAYs PARK
~ and Pony Pheatons, Cabriolcts Depot Wagons Light
Light wagons; lowest popular prices
MANUFACTURERS UNION, 63S Broadway.
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A MEETING OF TIIE BOSS HORSESIIOERS WILL
n be held ut Christopher Baths northwest of
Thirty fourth street and Ninth avenue, Monday
ing June ut O'clock By order Of The hgners OF the
Charter OF 81. MATlN KEOGH, JR.
JOHN KENNETH.
GEORGE GARLAND.
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FINANCIAL.

A TRUST FUND or S25pUI To LOAN ON NEW
N York city property; tlDUU To Loan on Buildings In
course q erection and to buy mortgsgcs. Address
ATTORNEY. box $40 New York Pust office.
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A FOR SALE, DOCTORS PHAEToN, BUILT BY
sold cheap Inquire " West Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

L,oR sALB-A FINE LIVER COLOR AND WHITE
Irish Softer; mother imported; 10 months old well
pprokej will, bc sold cheap Apply at BRIouS Stable
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A FINE PAIR HORSES, SELECTED BY THEIR LATE
n owner mt great expense OF time and money with
lIarness summer and winter Carriage QandaucU lor
sale low. Address w., box ll6 Herald Uptown Branch
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A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK
n 1856 Chatham square and 62 New Bowery New York.
Money deposited before June will receive Ina
tercst as from that day.
lar and upwards
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MANHATTAN CoMMANDERY, NO. ~, KNIGHTS
Nl Tcmplar.--Aitcnon. Str Knlcht-you are hereby
ordered rendezvous ut the ASYLUM Grand and
Centre Streets Saturday, juno at O'Clock J.. M in
full unnrm, 10 participate In tho escort to the Sir Knights
OF Philaicphi
GEORGE WILLIAM sOuTIwICK, Commander.
THOMAS NJ. MmER, Recorder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

OOC Money literally advanced on Watches, JewcirY
Diamonds ard all other Personal Property, Tho SAME
bought and sold NJ. KOSENBERu :
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(yOx KIN1, DETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, "
~ Broadway and u New street Established Is6p fur.
nsh ouy reliable and experienced operatives branch Of
nccs In Chicago 81. Louis Han Francisco and London;
correspondents In all principal cities In Europe
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CECGND HAND DOG CART. LIGHT COACH, TOP
- Rsa6 Buggy, Platform Victoria. city built; also light
RockawSy, Coupe Rockaway, several Buyges Slightly
soled), jun 0 sat buggy, AZ bargains
MsNuFACTuRERS UNION, 6SS Broadway.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

I,oR sALE-OR WILL CHARTER FOR THE SEASON
Soop Yacht, handsomely furnished. 50 feet long; has
superior for speed scnsoinc qualities Apply at
BIccckcr street
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QOE BROADWAY. OPPOSITE ELEVENTH sTKEET.-
OUO Money literally advanced on Diamonds, Watches
Jewey Silks Dry Goods and personal property Of every
descr pti0n private entrance for ladies j. JACKSON.
Q1O BROADWAY.-MoNEY ADVANCED TO ANY
OIC amount Diamonds, Watches Jewelry, Silver,
Laccs India shawls, &c; bought. Private oiici
for ladies' A. q. HERTS-
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LilOR SALE-IARGE ASSORTMENT CARRIAGES ALL
styles; 200 sets Harness and 1O) second hand
riagcs almost given away. IT. u. WITTY 4 co IS Manu-.
factory, Nevins and Fulton streets Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

At FACTORY-A HEAVY STOCK OF FOUR~SEAT
n Phaeons, Depot Wagons. standing and falling tas
Top and No Top Wagons; second hand &c. "a and ~
Charles sfrecf.
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DUsENBURy & VAN DUSER. I35 AND 1877 CHRISTIE
~ street. have on hand some splendid u spring top
Wagons hung low; and full spring top Wagons and singc
seat and q hall spring road Wagons; also two ond
hand square body, null spring top Wagons one light and
nDph hnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

HEADQUARTERS MORTON CoMMANDERY, NO. T.
III X. T-SIR KsrGnrs-You hereby ord red q =
sembc at the Asylnn corner Of Grand and Centre streets,
pnle In the escort 10 81 Johns Coninandrry. No 4. Of
Philadelphia. ALBERT q. uOODALL, Commander.
s. L. CARDsER, Recorder.
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(IITIzENs, SAVINGS BANK, ss BOwRRy, CORNER
OF Canal Srcet-Present rate OF interest s cent
Money deposited on before June will bear interest
o that date Interest calculated from the nrs OF tho
paid or credited Jan and July on the amount In bank
and on Monday and Saturday from 10 A. N. to Up. NJ
+. A. QuINTARD, President
A Sccr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

HAVANA AND KENTUCKY LOTTERY BROKERS'
I'll Fine Imported Cigars ut low prices BATES CO.,
l47 Broome street. two doors west OF Broadway.
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1870.
A -FoR sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
N. Bris Ac Medicines all disc iprepared Food
for moch!s birds al B. O. DOvEYs, No S0reene street
Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

LyOR SALE OR ExCTIANGE-TiIE SLoOP YACHT
ucpha 3s feet long I6 feet beam and draws feet of
water, has also handsome cabin for vessel Of lighter
draught Inquire Of d. CORDEs, CaDarsc Landing, L. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

GRAND RALLY or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vJ to whom honor Is due There will be grand mass
meeting Of Inc workingmcn OF New York held at the
Cooper Institute, Saturday, June 1872 IN favor OF Henry
ton that may he in our power irrespective OF politics.
to the wOril that you mean what you say.
JOHN G. GRAHAM Chairman Of Committee.
T. p. MCDfRMOTr Secretary.
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A IN REwARD-FuR THE RETURN or CHAIN
YCU aud Jcwrlry valued MS gifts, taken from So Fast
Ninth street, Thursday morning The money ana other
articles taken may be retained and positively ques-
tions asked
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LNOR sALE-THE BEST LIVERY AND BOARDING
l. Stable In Brooklyn, IN the best location with
extra stock and business which win hc satisfactorily
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L,INE LANDAULETS, CABRIOLETs, vICToRIAs, EX-
i tcnsion-top Phactons, Rumble Platform do. Coupes,
Carcnccs Coachcs; large assortment Of and
Basket and Panel Pony rhsctons; one light curtain
street Brcwscr top Wagon by Stevens; nc six
scat Rockaway one two scat Phaeton, by Dusenbury
one Brewster Ia 10. Road Wagon.
wM. H. GRAY, 20 Wooster street.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-07-18
FROM sTANwOOD.

In your last issue, you notice the
appearance Of a new hack on the Tip
ton & Stanwood line, giving the
name Of firm Of the former place as
manufacturers, whereas it was built
by Jackson Bros, Of Stanwood. The
trimming and painting acas done by
Mr.. Sweetheart, Of Upton. Simply
justice, gentlemen.
The Northwestern Railway Com
pany is figuring again upon q plug
from here to Upton. Several Of its
men are expected here upor business
connected with such project.
The following report Of the Re-
publican Caucus in this township was
kindly furnished me by the Secrcta-
ry:
Pursuant to notice and cutlery, the
Republicans of Fremont Tp., assem-
bl-d ~ tho store of J. ID. I,ikc,soll, "a
Stanwood, Thursday P NJ, July 18th
1872. Meeting was called to order
by NJ. L. Simmons, upon whose nom
nation S. H. Maley was elected
Chairman. Upon motion, J. w.
White was chosen Sec: etary.
Upon notion Samuel II. Maley,
James Davidson and NJ. L. Simmons
were appointed as delegates to repre-
sent Fremont TIP. at the county con-
vention at Upton on the 18th inst.
In the absence Of township organi-
cation. a committee Of three, viz: S.
H. Maley, Joseph Mccoy and NJ. L.
Simmons. were appointed as a stand.
ing committee to call conventions, &c.
with S. II. Maley as chairman.
STANwooD, July 18th.
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FROM ONsLOw, JONES CO.
ONsLOw. July 9th. 1877

ONsLow, July 9th, 1872.
advertiser .-O nslow is the sum-
nit city Of the Wyom ny valley. Sit
uated on the Midland Railroad, sur
rounded by one of the most beautiful
prairies in the West, which is cover
ed with the wealthiest farmers and
stock raisers of Iowa, one of which
has sold $22, 900 worth of cattle this
spring, also only 3 miles from the
giant forests Of the Maquoketa river
where wood can be had ct any price.
Business houses Of the town-One
large hardware store, well stocked,
together with tin shop and q good
assortment Of groceries; one large
and heavily stocked variety store !;
one FIRST class drug store, a good Jew
eller in connection one good hotel !;
one good milliner store two shoe
shops; two extensive lumber yards !;
one large elevator warehouse, the
finest stockyards in the State, watcred
by the r. r. Co.
Two grain buyers, two agricultural
dealers and two stock buyers.
And beside all this we have one of
the finest cheese factories in Iowa.
The contract is let to build . large
church.
A profitable p'ace for dry goods
and clothing store. Yours, s..
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FROM WEST BRANCH.

Very quiet after the Fourth, and
SO warm that. il is the best thing we
can do is to'kecp "shady."
-Corp.is growing finely, and, de-
spite the late season, will make q
geod crop if the weather continues as
favorable as it has been for week
past.
We came near having a serious
case Of poisoning few days since.
Mr.. James Bennett purchased some
tartaric acid at Grinncll's drug store
to make some kind Of a drink. Some
thing was wrong with the acid, and
all who tasted it were very sick, Mr..
Benefits wife dangerously SO. We
understand that she is slowly recov-
ering now. Mr.. Grinnell was in no
way to blame. If there was any mis-
take the wholesale dealers made it.
Charles Kitchener living about
two miles from this place died last
Tuesday, Of Typhoid fever. His
death was very sudden.
-Haying has commenced in earn
est here and some harvesting done.
Men for harvesting seem to be scarce.
Horace Greeley's being Endorsed
by the Baltimore Convention don't
make us love him one bit the more.
II all the States 60 Ms Iowa is sure to
this fall, H. G. will not get into the
White House half as easily as he
could get into his "white hat
Jas. Steerc will start with ma
chinery and harvest hands for his farm
sixty miles northwest of here in about
a week. He has one hundred acres
Of wheat of his own to cut.
Prices for stock and grain re-
main about the same here.
July 18th, 1872.
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teaching has learned me that the
fischer mot unifsq0ently eets embar-
raased, and many times scholars take
advantage Of such occasions. And IL
Il to b hoped that our worthy super
intendent will make due allowance for
such seeming failures, whom under
other circumstances the school 10
success. Those hints about school
houses and fixtures I think are very
timely and appropriate. aud I moot
sincerely hope that sub. directors will
profit BY them. I have taught sever
q schools whore rickety, inconveni-
emit bench was the only seat provided
the teacher. For one am truly glad
to read . straightforward report Of the
condition Of the schools and school
houses - well ~ the ability Of the
teacher, and l think we shall profit
by 1t, for feel assured It will have .
tendency to prompt teachers to bet
ter fitting Of themselves for their duty
- we'll ~ to impel Sub-directors to
supply such necessities and convent
ences ~ the work require.
What Ia there In this world that
should receive greater attention than
the proper education Of our children,
on whom the strength, prosperity and
happiness Of our nation depend.
Inland, July 3. ~. TEACHER.
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Wrltten Sbr the Upton Advertiser.
Western College.

The commencement exercises Of
Western College took place June 18th.
Without going into detailed account
Of the exercises, feeling that I could
not do justice to the graduating class
BY any description that I could give
of the very able manner that 1t acquit-
ted itself. would say that the whole
performance from beginning to end
was good. grand and glorious. Prot.
Hammond, Of Iowa City. delivered
lecture before the literary societies
that was first rate. Subject, |" Duties Of
Young Men In Reference to Politics."
The President, Rev. E. B. Kephart.
delivered the Baccalaureate sermon on
Sabbath morning to . full house.
Subject, Conservation to God. An ex-
cellent production, delivered In An
earnest and impressive manner.
On the evening Of commencement
day the three literary societies held
their anniversary. The chapel was
crowded at an early hour. The meet
ing was called to order by the Presi-
dent, Mr.. Surran. Prayer by J. H.
Vandever. The exercises consisted Of
oratious, essays and comforting Of d.
plomas on members Of the literary 30
cieties. Language fails me to give An
adequate description Of the excellence
Of the whole performance. It is but
just to say that the female literary So
ciety carried of the palm.
Western College Is In the south wes-
tern corner Of Linn Co., eight miles
south Of Cedar Rapids. and 81 miles
west from Ely Station on the b., G. r.
4 NJ. r. r. Western il . healthy
place, both in physical and moral
point of view, and an excellent place
for those wishing to obtain an educa-
ticn, the strictest attention being
paid to the morals and manners OF
students, - well a. to their advance
ment In science. The village Of Wes-
tern, though not rich, 10 nevertheless
beautiful rs most Of our western prair-
lie villages are. The school is under
the direction and control of the church
of the United Brethren In Christ, but
not exclusively for the benefit of her
sons and daughter. but any other
will find hearty welcome. The I'm
ances Of the institution are improving.
j. ID.
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FROM SUGAR CREEK.

The contract for building the
two school houses in sub-districts
Nos. 2 and 8 in this township have
been let to Amos Barnard for 31Ol5
each. We hope the County Super
intendent will not pass around this
way until after they are built; ifhe
does he will find several items for his
report in visiting the old ones. At
No. 2 the scholars have commenced
to carry off pieces of the siding as
relics, while one Of the panels is
kicked out Of the door. Some say
this was done by the "goat" belong
ing to Pleasant Hill Grange.
The farmers have commenced
making hay, which, owing to the dry
weather of last year and the ravages
of the grub worms this year, will not
be more than half crop.
Wheat, corn and oats promise
an abundant harvest.
After preaching at Pleasant Hill
Chapel yesterday the congregation
proceeded to the beautiful stream
from which this township derives its
name, when the ordinance of baptism
by immersion was administered by
Rev. S. Sutton.
The Bethel singing class compos-
ed Of members of Bethel, Pleasant
Hill and Sugar Creek Sabbath
schools meet tonight at Bethel when
they will 90 into summer quarters
until September. HAwKEYE.
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The County Superintendent-A
Reply.

Mr.. EDITOR ! was somewhat sur
prised as we'll ~ amused At the COM
munication from Red Oak criticising
our County Superintendent. Now
MFR. Editor the question seems to he,
II the. County Superintendent report
at all, what shall he report? Shall he
tell us all 10 satisfactory and proper
when perhaps there Is half . dozen or
more teachers in the county who are
not giving satisfaction, and . great
number Of the school houses are In
need Of repair or improperly fur
nished Or shall he state the facts
truthfnlly as they exist, without par
TALLY. think the latter the proper
course. II 10 true neither teacher nor
scholars always appear to best advan-
sage when tho superintendent Il pres
emit. An experience Of eleven wintsr's
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-07-18

IA SCoTCH PRAYER. follow.
Ing Scotch prayer, handed us by our
good friend, Mr.. James Safely, as
something unique in the praying line,
was written about 1904, at time when
Britain was threatened with French
invasion, Napoleon having assumed
full authority:
God bless this house, and all that g
In this house, and all within iva miles
ilka side this house. u bless the COW,
and the meal, and the kali yard, aud
the muckle town o. Dunbarton. o God
bless the Scots Grey thai are lien In
Hamilton Barracks. They are brave
chiefs they are not like the English
whalps, that dash their foot against q
stane and damn the saul Of the stane,
a. if a stane had a saul to be saved.
o build q strong dyke between us and
the muckle French, but a far stronger
aue bet ween US and the wild Irish.
o Lord! preserve US frae witches
aud warlocks. and a Iagnebbet beaties
that gang through the heather. q
Lord put q pair o. branks about the
King o. frances neck-gie me the
be;,sr IN ny ain hand, that ] may
lea.i him about when I like: for Thy
names sake. Amen"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-07-18

A PAPER FOR TIE MAssEs.-The (Pittsburg.
Pa REAL ESTATE REGISTER comes to US
this week enlarged to a beautiful sixteen
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the publishers determine to give TO the peo-
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