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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

IL PURSUANCE OF order Of tn, surrogats Of The County Of
1ssr hereby gvento all having claims against
FRANCIS hEAYILLE, late OF the City OF New York. deceased 70
present same vouchers thereof the subscribers AZ ts
Of Rgg- Hail. No ITO Murray street. tbs Cry Of New
York before the third day o. December usHt-Daisd New
York, thu 3oth day Of Nay, $50 - - ..
jsl lawom%S GILBERT L. HALL Administrator
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now TO WASH CLoTHEs
without Labor.
U1BE BEsY system INFHls WORLD. requires z
machines FOUNDERS rubbers, eccf or other injunJu
articles Instructions PLAIN, articles cheap, and can
had anywhere ls sent by mail 81 single postage Tnot
sands are ,snt eVery month Price only 81 per copy Ca
or tend to MADAME BEAVELT Patent Laundres,, Z
Ann-st ltecond hoorl New.YOrk. 6nl5 lme9d.
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n HEREBY GIVEN according to law, 70 all
IN having against ALTIE sTOOTH0OF, late OF 6raysssnd,
Kings County deceased that they required 70 exhibit the
vouchers thereof the subscriber at his residence No 1856
Hudsonavsuue the City Of Brosbn before the hssnb
DAY Of September nsIt-Dstsd Brooklyn, March 3 so
No lawsms THOMAS BURKE, Executor.
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EEUTUN AQUkDUCT ID M hN = No
OTUNDi, PARK-To Sewer Baudens-seaed Pfopo-
AL. ipdorsed Proposal for sewer 10 SecObdsye' WILDE
received Il be Office Of the CrOiOn Aq1sduci Department.
untl Saturday, Angus ST. al O'Clock 10 build ssr-
or 10 Second between SIKH and Seventh ss 10 sngh
shout feet The plan OF the ADD specifications OF
The sane and all Information can be O5Ianed On App-
sop 70 the Wafer Fuveyor 81 ibs Office august 20 1880
NICHOLAS DEAN,
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NlEW YORK SUPREME COURT - William McA.thur aud
" James McCrssy against Isaac Haman, Charles LekHt Ani
Mortz schwarsSummons money demand contract com
not .e-To ISAAC HARhAH, CHARLES ZEhIND and NORTH
sCHWARTs You hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the compliant acton which hsd the ONCE Of the Cer< o.
the rs and County York, the City Hall Of the CITY Of
ora copy your answer 70 the sad Complaint
on sub.rbers their ocs, No ~ hassausiiee ~ me
Cty Of New York within twenty days asr the Of ts
mons on you exclusive OF the day Of such ant you t 10
answer comp within the tms aforesaid the plaintiffs
will judgment against you for the sum OF four hun
dred oriy eight dollars and fy cents IN interest from hs
Of thousand eight hundred and nay 10
sde the costs this Dated New York, 9Th Juy 1850
ivla 1awlqws BENEDICT ROARDMAN. PaIntfs Attnrneys
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Southern Bsianics Medical 1nStitutien.


IBrCfLp ny 4. NJ. VEAL, ". u.
LOR the trea,men, and cure Of all Chrome
i and supposed ,ncurabie forms n disease,
but most especially liver complaint, dyspepsia,
cholic, rheumatism, lumbago, splini,is, bron-
chilis, cough, asthma, consumption, cancer, fits,
deafness, dropsy, eryspelas, diabetes, gonnor-
rhca, govt, gravel and sione sick headache,
jaundicc, palpita,ion Of the heart, palsy, piles,
ricketts,, rngworm, mcrcurisl disease, scald head,
scrofula, scurvy, St Vtus' dance, suppression
and retention Of urine, syphilis, ,etier, neural
ga, white swelling, ehlorosis, amcnorrhGa,
smenouhna, menoYrhogia, leucorrhea, pro-
lapsus, uteri, polypus and leprosy.
The undersigned, after an experience Of a
great many years in the treatment Of diseases
common TO the south, through his peculiar
mode OF practice, can efIec,uaily cufs many Of
the supposed incurablc diseases without ever
secng the patient. All persons DESTROYS Of
testing the efficacy Of his remedies in their own
eases, no matter where they reside, can very
conveniently do so by s'ading their age and
symptoms in plain writing. a. correctly ns pos
sible, when medicines TO suit Their cases will
be compounded and sen, by mail, express or
private hand. Ills tee in all such eases is only
i,e dollars month, which may be enclosed
and sent by mail at his risk.
Ga l. VA N ISM
Is very beneficial in the treatment Of chronic
Diseases, and his charge will be one dollar for
each time he applies i, additional
lie will no, send medicines to n great dis
lance unless the money is enclosed or good
reference given Letters, to cntItlc them TO
attention, mus, be post paid, All patients, un.
der his immediate care, are charged according
to the amount Of attention necessary
When such facilities are offered To the pub
lie for the Treatment, and cure Of such diseases
At Dr. VrAL's medical institution, will the nj.
illctcd sons and daughters OF the south any
longer labor under their malades 1t is pre-.
sumcd the rcspose will be in the negative.
The undersigned also keeps constantly on
hand full and large assortment of genuine
boianic medicines, which he will sell at whole
sale or retail very low for cash.
A. NJ VEAL, W. ~
" Piea0 shor his advertisement 10 your
afflicted aeighbor.
ShrstsuotL Louisiana niG I'm
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My name ia before YOU as a candidate 70,
the Office Of Attorney General. The shor,
time which will elapse before the election
and the impossibilsy Of visiting the differ
ent parts Of the state, will, | trust, justify
my pursuing the course adopted by other,
that Of addressing you by circular,
The duties and responsibilities Of the Of
fee are by no means unimportAnt As the
law officer Of the Government the Attorney
General is subject to be called on to coun.
sel and advise the several District Attorneys
the Governor. Comptroller OF Public &c.
counts, State Treasurer, Assessors or Col
lectors Of Taxes, and Treasurers of coun.
ties. Besides these he has TO represent the
State in all cases in the Supreme Court and
many in the District Courts of the State
And upon this officer is also imposed many
duties Of detail, reports, and correspond.
ence. One Of greater experience and abil.
ity than can claim could not hope to give
universal satisfaction in the discharge Of SO
many and such arduous duties. And am
sure that the successful aspir~nt who shall
have discharged the duties with proper in.
dusty, ability, and integrity, will have rem.
dereH his country some service
II is for the voters of Texas TO decide
whether | merit station Of such response.
bility, and one in which mutual confidence
and good understanding with other officers
Of the State nre ~ necessary.
1t is fortunate there are several other can.
didates, some of them longer and better
known than myself If the plurality OF
voters shall choose any one Of them. | am
sure shall be the last one to complain
Whoever shall discharge the duties faithful.
" will render services more than equal to
any pecuniary reward which the office be.
slows. A higher ambition than the mere
salary. am sure, prompts every candidate
that of serving in the counsels of his
country, at n time when il bchooves every
Texan to take n lively interest in her wei.
fare TO contend for her utmost boundary
and her every legal and equitable right, and
to oppose every measure calculated to weak
en- her strength or to impair the social in
stitutions Of the section Of the Union to
which .hc belongs Did ! no, hope to be
able to render some service, however hum.
Bile, in these and other matters of viii in.
tcrest to the country, should not seek the
station.
II elected ! cannot hope to carry into the
office an ability equal to my zeal for the
welfare OF my country. II !. for those who
know me bcs, TO say whether the one or
the other entities me to their support and
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Harrison Co., 7tIGs, Ap.I ~. 1880
This is to certify, tina. ! purchased u Mr.
J, =. Alexander, = 70 Saw Gin VI his make.
which i, equal in al r~apcc,s to any Gin havs
ever used. !, wifi average six bales Of 500 lbs.
each per day the Gin running BY wafer power
]. r. ROSEBOROUCH.
This is TO certify tina, started Mr.. Resebc-
roughs 10 Saw Gin, on Potter's Creek. and saw
Tx Gin pick one hundred pounds in eight min
u'es. !, made 81 lbs. Of AZ good lint - ever
SAW. W. =. SANDERS.
certify TO the truth Of the above. having
held the watch, ard weighed the cotton.
NJ ANDERSON.
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l.. 2. AlFokn. In MARTIN.
4 LFORD & MARTIN, Comria,os Msv-
~ chants. Ncw Orleans, La. would rsst~ri-
fully tender their services 10 their frieedh and
the public generally. BY eonstswt application
TO business and slrc, regard - the interests
Of their patrons. they hops to u,set the conf
dence Of the public.
Refer TO Cot James MeCowap, Col Charles
Cooper. Rev r. H. Rmds.. Rev J. {. Wcolan.
\. X. Perry. Esq. Doct. w. G. Swanss c. K.
Andrews, Esq. Hon Jsss~s =. 'rsyscr, jobs ,.
Weh~,cr, Esq. Hon. X. ". WiAs-r, Curs. q. e.
Dial, Col Ben)ansin Long, Js.e- Hsfkina, nsq..
Col W r. Scott, Hon. T. A. Patillo. Maj. T..
Smith, w. r. Spencer, E,q, Bird HoliasA.
Harrison county. Texas.
New Orleans. Jrnc p, 1880 3N
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
GILBERT g. co.
MEDICO- nora NICAL DRIGGISTS.

: y
No. ~ Magazine street, .Ns,c Orleans.
L. EEP constantly ON hand, and for sale on
N accommodating terms, the larges, and best
assortment of pure botanical remedies kept by
any establishment in the southern states. Their
crude articles, pu, up and prepared in New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York, Mary
land, and Ohio, are Of the best kinds, and are
rrarraHfed fresh and genuine Their compounds,
prepared Ia strrt accordance with the directions
of Thompson. Beach. Howard, Curtis, Madison,
Worthy, and other eminent Botanic practi,on-
crs and authors, are put up IN sly lie Of great
neniness, OF the freshest materials, and will
compare 'avorahly with those Of any other ca.
adjustment in the United Stairs. Itb,ing their
purpose 80 keep always on hand the best and
largest assortment Of Boionic Medicines EN-
bras NJ at ali times the latest improvements in
their modes Of preparation, Practitioners and
Planters who employ these Justly popular and
highly eilicacious remedies, would do wrli 10
order from them, being assured that no Drug
gisis in New Orleans can, or will, pfoiler .upc-
nor Inducements, either rs TO the quality or
price.
The various works Of the above authors. al.
ways on hand and for sale, together with every
other one designed 10 give instruction, or to i'm
part practical knowledge 10 the Botanic phyai-
elan, the planter, &c.
In addition TO the preparations above named,
we are IN the possession and have The agency
of "Npecds celebrated Electrical Fsbryaee,"
the most wonderful discovery a. a remedial
agent made in the last century. The Use Of
this febriiugc viii conquer in from two to ten
hours the most obstinate and stubborn ieyers
in this climate, without causing ans Of the I'M
plcasan, effects usually consequent, upon the
DIM, ~ al.
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4 y inisliitic remedy has been discovered BY
"a Mississippi cotton planter - arsrss the
rsvages Of the Hae Worm The undersigned
have rerently received an Agency TO sell tho
receipt to those wishing to try the experiment
No Cure No Pay! Price ten d~llsss M each
cotton farm, and one dollar for each hand herv-
IN engaged. The purchasers can give il = trial
by using 1t on par, Of their fasu, SD Z n does
not succeed, have nothing to pay. |, seems to
be sanctioned by Respectable. sathcs,ty. For
further particulars, apply to the ssdsssigusd.
Agents.
JOHN klLGONE,
T. l.. MERlWETHER.
June ~ 1850 3N
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TIE Ladies Of the Presbyterian Church Of Mar.
.h. and their friends, will give = supper a, the
csarhous- on Tonight, fos the purpose d paying for
ia, nov purchased for the nse Of the Church, and
an which Church edihce Is intended to he er-cse'i
No rains will t- spared In furnishing the table
9Th every luxury the country afford Music
NV h- expected and po.,oslice department, which
!. 4 source Of amusrm-n, and interest she young
lsJ,es and gentlemen
Abundance One Dollar; children half price.
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lStters Of administration having been grant
ed 70 the undersigned on the estate Of Amos
T. Lewis, deceased, on the 25,h day of March
last, all persons having s.p:ms against said es-
tate are hercrby notified 90 present them with
in the time prescribed by law duly an,henilca-
ted, or they will be forever barred and those
indebted to the same will make immediate pay
mcnt TO
J. H. WILMER son Admr
Tyler. Jun. "a, 1880 = ~
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Owe HUNDRED LOTs!.!

VXyIl.L be sold on ak and twelve months
w time, situated in the ffsh Ward, South
East OF Marshall, on tho sth Of July next
Those Wishing eligible situations for shops OF
rc,;derrs would do well to examine previous
to the day Of sale. ~
W r. D. WARD
juno 9Th, 1850 III
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i'rshuy Go. Tara, Apr,l 2, 1850.

i'rshw Go. Tsra', April ?, 1850.
certify tina, bough, so Saw Gin Of J. =.
Alexander last spring. tina. ia A. good a. any
tina, ever saw. both for making good sam
pier and fas, picking
BENZ GAGE
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NOTICE.

I HAVE lost or misln,d a prom'ssory note
j given BY John A. McM,li,n IN favor Of A.
y Burrcss, or bearer for one hundred and thirty
four dollars and ten cents (Sl3l 100 dated
April ist, 1880, with ten per cent in'ercs, from
date. ANY person finding Said note Will confer
favor by delivering i 10 the UNDERSIGNED
W T. FORREST
Nav 10 1850 nll II
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COTTON OGN FACTORY.

T HAVE now in succesafal opentton nv
i Cotton Gin Factory, three-Qssrssn Of
mile IVES, Of the courthouse, Sssslsall. Texas.
and nm making Gins with ssws ~ fine east
steel plate. and u,e hest chilled cast ribs and
fire proof boxes These Gin S,ands are eqaal.
if no. superior. 10 any now in use. Any per-
son wanting a gin stand would I'D II to his
interest 10 try one Of this manufacture. Al
that he has TO do, in TO inform me Of his de-
sire. aud the stand will h. sest 10 hin, and he
will have an opportunity OF testing its quail
ties without change. Should il fsil to meet his
expectations, he has only TO set II aside and
inform me Of the fact | would prefer, how
ever. delivering them al the Factory. They
will Re .cld At prices in accordance VIII the
tunes. Gins will 10 repaired II the shesasss
notice.
Being a practical engineer. miil+iehl Na<k.
smith, and mschinist. ! am well prepared ~
repair oil kinds cf mills.
All my gin stands arr warranted 10 perform
well; and should they fAil to do -, psss1asers
will always know where 10 find ms
J. l. ALEXANDER
Narck IS, 1880.
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WIN. DAVENPORT.
CrsarR CoUxry, TrxAs.

lfsHtk COUNTY, IExAs,
March ~ 1850.
recommend J = Alexander TO Tie pablic ~
good Gin-righ, | bought a Is saw gin Of
his make las, wear. do not believe ii can bs
surpassed by any in the United States.
lnA3 iyl O. H. METHv1N.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTfCE.

1H-HLNlCS Ra IVN VVttOE
I E1'TEkS 81 AdninistsAsisn VIEW era I'D
l i To the unAsssigAsA on the ssaaas Il Nm.
b. Patton, deceased, on W. - aay Of ray
last. All persons having clains aeniass aid
estate. arc hereby notified to present ths@
within the time prescribed BY law, duly astAsa-
,ra,ed. and tAoas indebted to the name will
pay to.
JAMES r. PATTON. A1a'r
June |. 1880. 80
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LONE STAR LIVERY STABLE.

~ TIE subscriber takes
D this method of announcing
$3.50 Sa1 "a the travelling eommuni-
Is that he has erected a
large and eommod,ous Livery Stable IN the
town Of Henderson, Rusk county. Texas. II,
is situated on the first block, South street, near
the public square, and convenient to the prince.
pal public parts of the town.
A supply Of good rrosendcr viii always be
KEEP, on hand and his stables Will be attended
by active and trnsty hostlcrs
nfoyers, travellers, movers and wagoncrs can
always be furnished with the hes, pro,cnder
the country affords, a, the cheapcs, prices and
With stable room, or lots safely enclosed ~
they may desire.
Charge per day, rs cents horse
day and night, so. -...
JAMES SMITH.
Nov 81, lsia--n2S IT,
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Spring ana SINNER Cseds!!l
FRESH SUPPLY...
]. w. BARRETT 4 co.

J. w. BARRETT 4 CO.
DESpECTFULLf invite pvblc aassashyS -
IL their Spring and Sumner stock. juss ~.
ceiyed at their stand. ri the We~ end n ~
Public Sguare, Ma,shniL They would say 10
their customer, :, and the pubhs Dss1uDy, N
their goods wer, bought in New OsasMa, ~
regalsr importing houses, md they An,tef shtn.-
selves they will be able 10 give ecnersl satis-
fiction Their stock consists IN tan A. fol.
lows, VIZ.
Lowell; brown ssnd bsesclsed domestic 81
every variety brown ami b.eaehed drilling
cottonadc ~ English French. and Americas
manufacture demms eam!ct jeans; rsmls,
cloth ticking; cotton stripes Scrom checks
GRASS cloths. dmiry, &c, Sc; darpask eur.
iaips; embroidered do. linen coating; hut
dress linca; slate do. do; Irish linen; brown,
black, and white holland; table linen: do cloths
do diaper, napkins. &c. &c; printed muslins (.
black do; Swiss and null nuslirs checked.
plaid, ard striped Swiss; embroidered do. in
patterns, French jsckonets Of every variety I;
ginghams Of every variety; chambry do. SOLID
colors chambry linen, plain an,i aol,d cciors !;
chAngcahe do, do, &c. vel,eis alrerss, black.
blue. and brown; embroidered muslin capcs !;
seils; parasol, silk and poke. hdkfs., and
black and silk eravais; linen and lawn, Sc;
long m,tt-. KID and silk gloves; lsce.. edg,ng,
inserting, Sc; hosiery Of every variety.
MOI NETS
% Fancy silk bonnets, with and without
- plnmes open worked do. lace do. (;
french lace do; Mohair do; Miss Jenny Lind
do, Bonnet aud cap ribbons; French flowers,
wrca,hs, &c,
n BOOTS AND SHOES
OF every variety, three dozen Dcrc,pc
Pump.
Drab beaver hats. moleskin and Mix do;
Bueua Vista and Chsmpcachy do.
SADDLERY.
"a Ladies' and gentlemen's saddle-; bri.
e dies mar,ngales, cIrlhs, suringles,
birdie filings, &c.
J...s HARD WARE.
~ Axes, haiche,s, hammers, drawing chains,
" chiscls, saws, drawing knives. hinges, butts,
screws powder, lead, shot; cu'esy, ns,Is, &c,
Croclery, China, and Glass Ware, Tin and
Wood War;
READY MADE CLOTHING
Cloth, mariao, and linen chambrv costs; cassa-
mere, alpaca, linen. and nankin pants falcy
silk, PLAIN and PLAID satin vests; linen bosom
shirts. muslin do. do.
They deem 1t unnecessary TO go further into
detail. Besides the above, there Is nearly eve.
~ article usually found in country stores, all
OF which will be sold on terms tina, viii recon
mend them 10 purchasers. Civ. them call
aud examine for yourselves.
Marshall, April Is, 1850. &c #
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law UEptRJuCNT

Hon t. " VI. King, Professor OF Theory
and Practice of Law.
John Delaicld, Esq, Prof sor Of CONNER.
cial Jurisprudence.
I'rmS-S50 per session.
All communications pertaining TO this depart
mcut must be addressed to
l., W VI. KING, Esq.
MEMPHIS Tenn, March 1850.
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SHREVEPORT, PORT CADDO AND NEW
ORLEANS ptfhIT

SHEEiIFORT, PORT ttDDO. AND NkN
ORLEANS PACKET
,Fes-"A CADDO, loHs GRAHAM, Aias-
z9vI6 fer Thisclcgant and well known
sa111a1sss s,caiaer which has been entirely
renovated, VIII maintain her position in the
trade between New Orleans and >hross port,
and the latter place and Jefferson, and INFERNO
date landings throughout the season. The
Cadio is one hundred and fifty feet long, thirty
one feet beam, ak and half hold, two en-
gincs seventeen and half inches diameter Of
e, hudcr, seven feet stroke, very strongly built,
ard viii carry fifteen hundred and fly bales
Of cotton.
Captain Graham thankful for past fayors,
hope, 10 renew and merit continuation OF hi.
accustomed patronage,
November -, Isia ~ If
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VIRGIL N. DVROSE

Designs ris,fing Austin IN July, for ne sprrta!
purpose Il inresf,ga,irg land Chs'ms
DERSONS desiring his services in rrlaticn
! TO their Lands. or Claims, or assistance
in procuring Patents, will call upon OF ID.
dr-ss him al Marshall 1tras, prior to the lOth
Of July next. I, would he advisable for thosc
who wish to see him on business, Ia do ~ al
an early period. ~ 10 most instances, Il will b.
necessary 10 procure information from TIE Hus-
vcvor'. Office. where the land n located, o. have
papers and document properly authenticated. to
remove the difficulties In thu way II co@psctr
adjustment ~ title.
ar Land claims situated in either llarrison,
Ca>s, Pamela. or Cr,~hur counties. will be AT
tended to, also any other business entrusted
to him
Marshall. MA, 30 1850 81 II
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CHAT ION.
Theodore Weiner, ,.s,niid. q. Richard Patrick and
Jo~cph 1auou defendants.
Damagt
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
Harrison County.
10 ~, Sl.r,f ~ uid county GsyrTtSo.
A'IiEKEAS, Theodore Wciner hes insti-
w iu'cd suit in the District Court Of liar.
rson county agains, Richard Patrick and Jo.
scph Parroti, non-residen,s within the state Of
Texas, for damages for false imprisonment; AL.
lodging IN his petiicn tina, the said Richard
Patrick and Joseph TAuo,i, by their tagcn Jcr-
cmish Wardall. on the - day Of ----
A. ID 1880, at the county of Harrison nfor.-
said, without any reasonable or probable cause
therefor. falsely and maliciously. with intent to
injure, harass, and Cypress him, caused him, by
their agent, to be arrested, kept, detained, and
imprisoned. for long space OF time, and him
dcrcd and prevented him from attending to his
lawful and necessary business. aud suffered
Urea, pain Of body and mind by reason Of hi,
impris )amcn,, and spent large sums Of money
in and all blaming his release, to his dam
age of hyc thousand dollars
You are therefore, commanded 10 summon
the said Richard Patrick and Jos.J.. Tsrrott to
be and appear at the District Court of Harrison
county, 10 be held in the town of Marshall. on
the thirteenth Monday after the third Monday in
September. A. ID. 1880, TO answer said COM
plant, by making publication Of this citation
for four successive weeks in the ISras Repnh-
hcan, u newspaper published in MARSHALL in the
county of Harrison. Fail not, and make due
return ms the law directs Witness Samuel
Stinson, Clerk of said court
Given under my hand and the seal
l.. :. OF the court, n, office, this the goth
dag of Say, 4. y 1880
SAMUEL STI\SON,
District CLERK.
Received IN office this ;hc 29th MAY, 1850
and handed the editor of the T,Tas Republican
for publication the SAME day
JOHN J. KENNEDY, Nhf
BY WV. A. FflADs, DRY.
June Il, 1880 nJy a