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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
CIpRFME COURT-EZRA r. DIBBLEE, JOHN

CUPREME COURT.-EZRA X. DIBBLEE, JOHN
- {. WORK, and LANSING MOORE against BLOSDREY
and ID SAkDFORD Summons for money demand on c3nas
soyodTo The Defendants above named You are mere
required The IN ns action when
the CLERK Of CITY eud County Of New
Yok at The City Hall said CT aud 10 serve Aeopy oyou s,r
tho subscriber ct bic Office No O5 Botf
NewYork within days aser the
os exclusive Of the day Of such service and
fail to the complaint s aforesaid the IA ta' &c
lion viii judgment tAe OF II ana
ID rty from September 30 1854 tsd
for hundred eight 5Oo dollars with Interest romhe h
eight hundred and h besides
the cos,. this -Ds ed New York oct - 1883
X GOODMAN. PaiIfids Attorney
The eoHIn In his action lied 10 said CsrNs 2hes On me
strh day Ct October lass OH ia''~
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nITFAL Oand NEW YORK CITY RAILROAD vim

ID Ksw-York and Ere Railroad 10 HORNELLSVDbB thence
BITFALO dectrsins leave from foot Of Duanest follows
GAN BUFFALO ENPEKsThrOush 10 IA hours without change
eSlefsafe, IN time for steamers on Lake
flbAM NAL Housekeeping Al all stations
Bpm ExpREss TRAIr-A Arrive A. Buffalo Al y " AN
Tkkeu 81 No. OourtlsDdtst, and At foot Of Dusnest
J. %. HOYT. superintendent
T,tta.pat AGENT No 4 Conrtl.ndt.st Oct
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The Peteysburg Dem0cr0t tells story Of ie boy Of
that city Who having recently lost his father found HIM
ssk declared thereby from attending school a. formerly
and In the uness Of bis faith he determined % ses the
vheregh6i az that oosfool ~ which be had douDteS
been taught 10 look for other and higher bles'n 10 mo
simplicity Of his heart be sat down ana gravey wfote
letter to hs Redeemer thinking perhsPe mar % to'n,i
sttention What was tho surprise Of the postmaster, Wm.
~ Friend Esq on discovering among TIE contents Of hs
ietterboI one mornirg lately Isye directed % Jesus
vsns. and viii noble kindDess which are not ssfsb
epoug 10 deprive reacrs Of the pleasure prod Of
hearing he depo=ed 10 me envelope the amount required
ard directed il to the young supphesnt.
HaRD SELL Gzu.--We unders,and that Collector Ds-
v at Wes Troy who has been superseded BY the CANA
Board becaHse he Hard declines 10 give np the Office
He entitled 10 seven days notice from the cornmsioner
Of the Division which notice Mr. Msher has Dot yet given
Ii being busy season, IL is expected The comiss'onsf
will not be able 70 turr bic attention D the mssr ,or sooe
tine yet Troy N ~ Wing
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York sonerve and EsstOn-Winer rranSemeats-On and
,a,r Oct 1859 Passenger Trshs will lesy. follows ROM Pier
10 aKorh River New YORK "a NJ u " aud g r a.; New
Yo,f for sOrnervie WAY w. Leave fhipsDursh oppo
a. Iaston al g. ard 81 NJ 81 r. Leave somerye lwsyl
n650 Th. with trains by the N Railroad
Ger ptny, foot Of Courtlsndtst
st.se connect with trans follows from Plain
se from Somere for Pespacs sci FROM
White FlcrsnGt0n &C from Elston for BefidsFs
WllIs.hArre Bethlthen AertoNn MGueh Chunk &c, &c.
GEO n PE9RAN Superintendent
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Foot Of Munayst
THE NEW and SPLENDID STEAMER THOS
Hle0ital.
AMERICAN FLUID MAGNEsI


AMERICAN FLUID MAGNEsIA This invaluable
% rseslys The most apeaenPd Psonsss L eor.ees 'edy Of
lensy to headache For so c. II Rings No sl 8readxAy
RuAop, ClsIie Cos BrOadwsy Thomas Ma5wer' william
Ct and all Dugsds hOLBkOOh' MARTIN * 90,
COOKEs AMERICAN PASTILLES-A standard
~ medicine for the sevstou and cure Of Bonchds Hoi1snss
Va. ind thse eSsoos in ce.rnstss rost
sSe voice fJsEaIoS BY = Coohk Wsiaehee tGan Soa ~
Is.1s W nsSssi Sss.i j. Lee butler Hartford
Other Druggist in various parts Of country
DIR. BANNINGs MEDICAL and MECHANICO
AZ SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No. a MsFceIs- ". I-Fst .ee
Face. sIinoShcHder Brace spinal Props brace uss. Psvs
erd fe sPrns. and Travelling Companion for the care Of V
cal Pulmonary Digestive Nervous Spinal and Fcmse Complains
hides sneient and durns confinement
TOR the PILES.-Dr. UPHAMs ELECTUARY,
IAN internal rtmedy certain for this distressing
PLANT foT of the astonishing record Pam
%cS and sSSice in II dssa.s No 81 iSS.i So do foa
BSvsp, between Bowery and broadway.
G0URAUD' LIQUID HAlR-DYE is positively
d GOURAvDs established equation chemical rhlo-oPhsr
dying ia the sur 20 trouee ana moreover ros 'Ie spsan
s ssSssS eoURIUDS ITALIAN INDICATED soar ssrss
t pnFes fsetlss sAoNn ehsps esetA eaSes Aad a. 81
Tg ls gAFt Of the body Liquid ROUGE isr pale
Win s' v m oa !, nS "a SSsS L,hsr.
e0 wstsrs, Broadway, snd ~ w4shsstonst Boston
HOLLOWAY OINTMENT and PILLS HAVE
- etRKD ANOTHER BAD LEG-EE.Taet Of = letter ffoH
~ JANIS f0WNLEf OF No Gather n,s PO?lar New Town.
SO wen wsh benefit Cue saictcd
sesneweege the excellent P ami Ointment have
et'e OF my bad es with wounds which
upM OF three and wch found
- ett NithtcN tried medicine
"leL aud now have a. soura sles en- a.gre
No BY All The Veaders Of medicine United
naeoNs 81 GEMS 81 cents and ~ q aoc. 49,
sspa dTus stores In he United Sta AID by 4 D.
ANPNNt~.lor and BY the propfislor NJ "a SAn Loaloa
MOST POTENT, but WHISKERIESS and MIS-.
] h ast u 4.srs
sseni has forced Besr 10 sFo :rous.1a
- ae Tor Il 81 h0ffle part II
R,cNftsr T. J. GRAHAM. Ne. IS AunsL aad a.. DrssssA
AH1 An HAYS No. Us FuiiousL
III MS ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTORERis
- ian Dye and drletsrcrs iaxrsdaat 10
s tesefe the aAr hos
ene to strengthen and tho ssht however
a. sees@ eng g aueelcna Tbs hair wall original
hie II orer4fcs BY ipviglrsls the skia
a,tss "a AM roots OF the hair rTtgeas ths
"a removes alt prevents dlfucss aesdsshs
ks ne bead o1ncfua scad-hesd cTrp.oa
.tt I'll 3o b. tio basam 81 bottle
0sipA Np1f, No la5 bfo0fnr u EirAhotas;
rs IshsS No = Wlhnstons; Ne. 10 As-or House No.
SEGRys SYRUP OF HOARHOUND ami VEGETA.
- "a C1ORANlS-i2i IS aud 50 eru.s-A scfshfa
&c dy 'of CouFha Colds aud Coasaarton S,d Eas.-
- At TIE SasGs's Mammoth prsg Store Va u Jaa.ssi
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AMERICAN FLUID MAGNESIA This invaluable
n dcne pleasant favor gentle and efficient 10
tim the unetampod patronage corects aciy OF
the stomach and cfcCuay dispepsia bousEes ind ten
ssne headache For se a. C. II Rings No lsa broadway
Rusktop CsIke Co.'S Broadway; Thomas MaKwefs William
ct and All Dussas HOLBROOK, MARTIN Co.
No. Isl NrnsdWax.
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NJ SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No 4 Mercers.~ n. Y-Fst sue
treatment Of Chronic Dscss and for the application 0 hs BODY
Lace. Brace spinal Props Brace use. Peys
tas Pile sPnes aud Travelling Companion for the Of Ns
cal Pulmonary Digestive Nervous Spinal and Fcmas Comptns
.sd for Rupres Dropping and Lsnsuor also for the snPPo Of
helaA eneient and dnring conhnrment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21

DAHIIIION SALE-NL"-4Uhh oLINI1'IL
Il COURT-City rnd County Of hew-fork. CHARLES hOd-
TON and MARGARET HE VII, JOAN Ban and SOPHIA
bis wife and others Notice hereby given that IN plrsuance and
by Wit Of this Court made IL the above emil
ted he CHI day Of gust st VIII be o ~ The Hn.sr-
ued At Merchants Exchange Ia the City " Newfok on
kCNDAY lie 8s day Of October 1853 a. q o'clock N
day: All certain piece parcel Of ground taGe iIas
Of the Of tho Nort4we; Pro-
Reformed Dutch On ch in the Cy OF Ne-fJIk On he
Frunku between Church . and " 1t BO-oFT
iegnuiDg line running aon tue easier SIDE Of "a
Church eight s0uthery the oUh s1e OF FIsnKns
thence along ss the hwesty
Il decrbed deed from tn Mister Elders
DeacOnf Reformed Protestant Northwest Drch Church
the Iih Ward OF the City Of New OK q .d J9ln Wss
place VI iutsnent for tue de.fi
thence casfery parallel Franklin he soutaery
,de oft 1887 ned twenty feet the ws-r' line OF
lot be0Egug the Nlv Rein Company thence
1oThey Gopa tho side Of said s nioasd lot and par
e oftho conveyed %
aid John Wesevet suL.quonty conveyed By him 70 smith
westerly twenty feet TO the place OF beginning
DAied Now-Yok, Sept lGh, 1855
AARON YANDERPOEL, Referee.
+ R BoGARDUs Pffs Atty, No lSj Broaiwag, \ I.
s1GIe fwE
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II u
~ medicine for the ssvsiou and OF bionchns hoa-nes
other membrane Public speakers and
singers val ind the,e Pse,v esciou ce.ingths toa
snd Prepared By T. COOkE Metheshed Conn Sold ny
luGhion CLARKE, Broadway n H. Dickinson BroOSyn N y
Agents w BsSEer, New,rt n j. Lee Butler Co. Hartford
As Asuts b. LsenwoIth6 Co. New Haven, Conn, and BY
other Druegut In various phf Of he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21

IN > -
~ TWJgRsEY RAILROAD-U :. MAIL aud EXPRESS
il Your HOuIs.-Lcsve EeUY0r foot Of Court
i.ns,S Al g. and A NJ. and u and y Leave Ph ade-
49,. n Vi. Kensngon and A N, and A. and ,. p NJ
80 Wsrutti Fare IS ~ ~ for sscODdcass IN the
So ssv York and and A N. from PhiAdei hs Iaroaght.E
.nd and Through baggage for baltimore
toD NoIfok Charleston IN the and A. ~ and q ans
utrs connections certain With extra trains behind
& Pesse with baggage the ferry Is minutes before iks
.lssfs
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win be In eadine" to convey p.senser all p;rt, se
Hsshs Line connection With this boat
persons forbid trusting this boat rcoount of the owners
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TOR the PIIEs.-Dr. UPHAMs ELECTUARY,

Ian inter nal Ttmedy for Ais
I,nt for of the sstonhns record Pam
thets to be had sTas Of The hs Medical Oce for
tsoaton and advice In al dsoes No 81 thst 81 door from
bSNey httwean BoMeIN and BroalWav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
IRON PECK-SLIP PIER For Shrewsbury,

Lops Branch Highland Dock Ocean House Washipgon
Nous booi Browns Dock MddleowR and Rcd Bank Tho
nS splendid steamer ALICE c. PRICE Capt A H. Haggerty viii
leave clip New-IAven Pier Fast River daily ~ follows
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po.t Sale. cheap end reliable sosl..
lo"S October Arrangement - - -
.IRANY and NEW YORK INLAND ROUTE

ILBANY and NEW YORK INLAND ROUTE
A OADThrse Daily T.n' -oas Aeeomnos.iioa Ter a,
tu Ard two daily pres Trains a. asd % r n
nIi~ IA Albany with Cena Line Fl Railroad West also
~ ,sss North for ssfsOss sprnp Whitehall. ans montreal
eorrsct Western and 1dsos ans Befkshire Bzs
Cbs,hm Corners for Lebanon srinn Onsna shsI
,,,.. 0e, from the depot Of White Slfn sad
wbsre through tickets procured ard bafrsgs
ar 1itanJ seheneondY Utica syrseuse, Rochester ana
..o received BsOpss ssS BeFsrJ and Sts n asd
sbav stGiions ....., -. .. C..,o-
$780, Chatham -Four COraeTs
sI. ir.us vii City Hall Station corner Of IrYshTe~
sne .e ~ ,sss B sLOAT, Superintendent
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n IM-1Ohh tOMMON JIEhc.-Df>ANl IAN -
IN BAlER az. LEWIS Il. PHILLIks.-To LEWIS H. PHIL
LIPS the dCudGHt herein You sunmoled ana required %
answer complaint ~ this action which . II t once %
tie Of he City and County OF New l1k a. hs oie u t73
Hall Of aid CITY, Gad Of -nfcr % u s-i
oopnf The su.esih at ns Cfee. No 81 Bfoad~a7 IL st
DAYS ser the service o. iEis
eI6usve o the day Of such service and M 70 answer ne
within the time siOressd the psinh Ia tbs action
vii aJe judgment ss.nsf hundred add th
ty-eiei with from The fourth dss Of Augus
iossnd eight sud hythree besds tie u his action
-Dafed Nev-York October n, 1885. JOHN FOWLER Jr-
Oh f,vewF Plaintiff. Attorney.
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~,oppopAr1oN NOTICE for the REDEMPTION

CORPORATION NOTICE for the RtDthPIION
W1frE I1 RrS1 Sc sss ss:5y Ts9 2 si .a
Trs,s. ls.sss .ns P,5lHs BE- of csoa wsei
Oihs seosns SIy H. s d. NJ. ~
rsn.p's redeemed tfor1 te said s
3 SHd Inc q re. e rs' ss d,a s a
he ard and a aud nos sdeaed TIE sHoea. .sd
Ss . rsssrnyn thereof expire &c copies q d
setsd statements can . he'd " sgpins 70 sas CoeSi M
e. ce,oter 80 o5 5svS-Fh4rs
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate vi the
,e GS' ..' ~ &ErHof HAwS e q To- City Of e7s
: sss.! 1 e. Ea ss q ~ w I'LL "a ;sas
IN City q Neriort before E iufh d. o. January Lex
~ isTsn S' '' MARGaSEr HUMANS Al n1i,tr,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
Caa sN ioyIS ba 1875 A' s cy ~ Of SYf a.
.esd present the With voaebr' isroo . a' saseIos
before eishh deg q February .a .osfS
'Is 3 q i, 43ssi' '''' "a = D-'''-'-.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
cocDy Of EslGi 2 sWJ 1s.s9} t Sc 70 ~ ~
eea6 opesen he sse viii voeeheth ROT % - i9s Dor at
bore tie twsnyhad day Of November Ded No~Tort
The nnsisen'h d.y 5f May lSsa NARY SWIFT EIs'a-ar
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Vi the
Ss JScog TGYLoa sie Of hs Civ q SsTYoIE de-
ee..e1 10 grent the tame with rosce thereof barber
yhn Gay At hs No is esi9 M =; y is , % &
Dated WILLIAMSBURG, AssrH iS 100 -
,,st,rsny. JAZZ JAZZ II { WILSON Executors
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
Cnptv Of New York nofe her ~ q. A.vls
cain, tssnst WILLIAM NORRIS late Of "a Cy " Se~-fof
deassd 10 pent with he -co % DO
Al hi. sdene zjh@t between tho % and faFs IN the Cy
o. On or before tbe t~sEiy thd November aEi
Dspd E~w-fork the Lneteeut9 dsy o. My 90 -
M JswenFs ISAAC LOCKWOOD Eree1.o-.
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the surrogste Of
The County Ct New York hereby given al Petonl
hs,s Ella ~ against GEORGE w DAW5O lat q the City o:
NsvYort deceased present he with vouchers thereof ~
uiscber Ter residence No Ia Canal a. ne City 0l e"-
before M eliza DAY Of March e" I0fs
the eighth d,y Of sept, lt5j ESTHER DA" So
sfs itVonF Aamn.T1IA.
ENPURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County d Eew-YoIk hereby % AZ Pesssns .71s
osns tsasi FRANCIS kip late Of lie Cy OF SsV 20
sfrch decea 10 prseAt ts st1e s1lcn
thsgeof 10 the oHoe Of EDWARD FRASER
Esq Orchard in he Cy Of SewfoIs o. b.re he
llb cev Of FebrrAry ne1tDed EewYo he s dag % Aug
l655 MAkGAktt a hiff' 1t-c1lnx
srl2 l4vyeuF WILLIAM KIPP Executor.
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-orr, nd yEw-HAyEN RAILROAD

NV -lInvxwgp ARRANGEhESf. -Jsly "a issL =,
IN ~ 80 Yoen-ysr ks- hs,eo ACC y .o ~
,.,liI NJ t-.s ", sssdSP " TIE q srsls
"a BRIDGEPORT; tbs q stamford s"s~~s
ss,st "a, N ., SsTss tD1 train. It
10 fsn.s,SsB N for sorvsi and d" - asd +ler q ="
sss assssr Hsr,fors s,-,sA.s and Worcester sEyre
~ Is ~ Msode.swn Hartford ana spnnsseA ISe'r'
BGt.re ~ liver ara RSEcad-E1prss 1t A
A. VIZ trsins Of Hew-as.ez, Hartford sEe
Fa ssSs-irssg- A. - A. N and P n A.,
ersf and 49, A. NJ 1eeorar1oestos 70 SsT
Hs,ss r..,, ana sewL0ndsn EAilroad-AtsA A. % ror-
ge I'd ProvsleBce and p ~ 20 New Lordsn sn
vsl Sss-sicre sa1 Ssssstsek k-I'14-It NJ AS' o r. -
az ~ yorwlIt Rsad- Aeeoma'as'0D At and s
m ma - - sss-grom AoeomzodarSs 4
So . - Pot Chestsr-5Dscs Accom- tEAs
sgr So. :, Is ard II NJ from Pert Choste al 30 Il
sitP ,1.r,.,usut. a. the s4ioo Hsa.ss sad yrisepL
see |" o.. Jolly lss1 GEO w WHISTLER Jr saYL
-rnsoy RIVER RAUROAD.-PaU Arrange
- - :, "a ron Albany ard TroY-On and afyr MONDAY
bsst re ~ 1rsins will run - follows; -,
O - . rztr NJ through IN hours connecting VIE Asfts
en- ~, - ~ mIiroash Way Trains y NJ snd5PM
SSrs. ir,lp =. A~-leeonzScatioB 1rSi. ~ : % r a
ssTsr,towEsi1 M
- pe-hiestss Wsy Tfsias st7 4 u AID so ~
sen Cbsmbsr AMI Way Frssa and Passenger Tram a n
g, e. ~ psss.inI .tIe A. NJ ASP. r. sH1sPM
- .nyosh PseSkI and Poosakss Trains Sep 81 AZ Ss
At Chambers Canal Christopher 18Th .sd sss
sTSDlY MAIL TRAINS at P. froo CAss'st Tor AsAaJ
s~'s" EDMUND FRENCH, sapshst..assi.
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CiNDEN ard ANBOY RAILROAD to PHILA-
DgLPIA-Ffon Pier No North River foot Of Battery place
ssIra daily s,leA End NJ Accommodations hne a. y
4, elosf TRENTON SOstn Aaboy thence ~ esrs 70
ee,sssfown bost siOCklOS to s1,s
A., p. VI b steamboat John POiIEh u
tbepce ret 70 Through ~ u hssf Fare
~ 1,tsusg leave PkIAdelphA at 10 A. and z =. n
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate 81 me
Coun;y Of EewYort notice hereby 70 IL f1oa AlTins
WILLIAM SWIFT te q he CT o. Neg lo-k De-
eea5 olesen H. With vouchers -of 70 @ sbrbcT ~
br No ss Fat ish. Ia the City Of sy.I3rk - Or
tue tWentythGd day Of %OFeisne s ID 'o~ OK
the nineteenth day Of May 1855 MARY SWIFT EHeo1la-k
al vTfrnr
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-05-13
Ito be continucd.)

How TO JUDGE CArrLE.-Hin all do
mestic animals, tie skin OF hide forms
one Of the best means by which 10 osti-
mate their fastening properties. Ia tho
handle Of oxen, II the hide be soft and
silky, il affords q proof Of tendency TO
take meat. A beast having a perfect
touch will have thick loose skin, as it
were, on layer Of soft fat, yielding TO
the slightest pressure, and springing back
towards the finger like piece Of soft
leather. Such a skin will usually be
covered with an abundance Of soft glossy
hair, feeling like bed Of moss, and hence
j, is ever termed a mossy skin. But
lhick-sei, hard, short hair, always handles
hard, and indicates a hard FEEDER" x
There is a deal Of valuable lnforma-
ton embraced in the above short extract.
The handling of animals, we have always
considered a most important point in se-.
lecling guod feeder, and it is too much
neglected. Nothing bu, practice will
enable one 10 understand the difference
in this paftlculsr. We have heard capi-
ral Judges say, they would prefer TO buy
an animal with their eyes shut, ifthey
were allowed to lIaudie an animal, rather
than 10 Judge by appearance only, with>
out handling.-Pa. Farm Journal.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-05-13
WHOLE NO. 63I.
10 The object had IN view BY the resola.

to the object had In view by the fesola.
lion referred TO-. se,
Answer. That on the Sd day OF
January last, witness furnished TO John
McCulley two hundred and for.y>fiyc
dollars and five cents, in payment for
land purchased by him on tina: day, at
the Defiance State Land Office.
Question. Wba, interest was you 10
have in the land 10 be purchased by him,
and what interest have you now in the
purchases made on that day by him?
With tue above protest. the witness
answers: 5,s,
Answer. McCulley vas TO choose
from the land purchased, one quarter
section, and the balance was TO be con-
veyed to me, in part for the money
advanced by me. The selection was
made on the day after the sale, and
McCulley conveyed to me, the balance.
Question. Had you the same or
similar arrangements with any other per-
sons; if so, state who and how those
arrangements have been consummated?
With the same protest, the witness
answers:
Answer. ! had no arrangement OF
the kind with any other person.. Me-
Culley being a poor man with large
family, urged tie above arrangement,
and believing il would be an advantage
10 him, and perhaps could make myself
whole in The operation, the arrangement
was made. McCulley has one year to
pay one>half the quarter section reta;aed
by him, and two years for the other half,
a, 6 per cent. interest. ~. a.,d,
Question. How much did you allow
MI. McCully for the part conveyed by
him to you, aad how much do you hold
Mr.. McCuley 10 pay you for the part
retained by hinf
With the same protest, the witness
answers: ,,.t3 ~
Answer. The amour, due from Nc
Cu'ly is $50-$25 payable next Jsnu.
airy, and the balance one year from that
time with interest. Amount paid by
conveyance Of land, $l95,o5. 1.us
VIM. CARTER.
|, GEORGE H. WILSON, a Notary Public,
in aud for the county Of Defiance and
State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that the
above named William Ingram, Edward
H. Phelps, Elias Shirley, Benjamin A.
High, Michael O'Dwyer, W. ]. Crozier,
Mahlen B. Griffin, William A. Brown,
John McCully, and William Garter, were
by me fisst duly sworn, 10 testify TIE
truth, the whole truth, aud nothing but
tho truth, and that the foregoing deposi-
tions, by them respectively subscribed,
we're reduced to writing by thea, respect>
lively, or by E, Fl. Leland, Esq, al their
request, at the State Land Office in
Defiance, Ohio. m roa
In testimony whereof, have hereto set
my hand, and the seal Of my said Office
at Defiance, this 25lh day Of February,
A. d, 1858.
q, II. WILSON,
Notary Public.
ITO be continued
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One Of the most popular Irish melodies Of
the day is the following, entitled
KATY DARLING.


oh, they tell me thou art dead. katy Darling,
That thy smile may never more behold
Did they tell tllee was false, Katy Darling,
-1 or my love for thee had eer grown cold?
o, they knew not the loving ~
ofthe hearts of Etin's sons,
I, When love like TO thine, Katy Darling,
Is the goal to the race that he runs
Oh, hear me, sweet Katy,
For the wild flowers greet me, Katy Darling,
And the love-birds arc singing on each tree;
Wit thou never more hear me, KITTY Darling?
Behold, love, I'm waiting for thee.
I'm kneeling by thy grave, Katy Darling! ,s
This world Is all blank world 10 me!
Oh. couldst thou hear my wailins, Kniy Darling,
Or, think, love, nm signing for thee!
oh, methinks the stars are weeping,
BY their soft and ambent light;
And thy heart would be melting, katy Darling,
Coudst thou see thy lone Dermot this night.
o, listen sweet Katyl
For the wild flowers are sleeping, Katy Darling,
And the ove.birds are nesting In each tree
VIII. thou neveimore hear me. Kay Darling,
Or know, love, I'm kneeling by thee.
,Tis useless all my weeping, Katy Dnrlingi
But III pruy that thy spirit he my guide;
And that when my life is spent Katy Darling,
They will lay me down to rest by thy side.
o, huge grent grief I'm bearing.
Though scarce cun heave sigh;
And I'll ever he dreaming, Katy Darling. #
Ofthy love every day till die.
Farewell then, SWEEP Katyl
For the wild flowers will blossom Katy Darling,
And the love-hrls will warhle on each tree;
But In Heaven I shall meet thee, Katy Darling,
For there, love, thou'rt waiting for mel
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or Parke, an old man about GO years
Of age, has been tried before the Circuit
Court Of Monroe county, Miss, for com
hitting rape upon girl about sixteen
years Of age, and then numbering her
The trial resulted in the conviction, and
he was sentenced to be hung on the 9Th
inst. Riggs, previously convicted before
the same Court, Of the murder Of Hunt,
is TO be hung on the same day.
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o. A Philadelphia paper states thai
a man named William johnson died in
that city, dsposing of his properly by
will. Two wives--a white and a black
contested the will. On Thurs
dsy last the jury rendered a verdict in
favor Of the black wife, who obtains the
property. The negroes we're highly graf
fled at the result.
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unassuming, humble, yet with anutural
pride that would submit 10 nothing dis
honorable, Katie was almost companion,
while she was servant. Had her lot
fallen where she could have been richly
appreciated, she would have been taken
TO the heart as a daughter, by the right
of nobility Of character, and gentleness
of nature. ag "
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Poor PAY.-The Baptist Journal and
Messenger says: ''We do not believe The
salaries Of Baptist ministers in Ohio and
Indiana average, in the aggregate over
5000 to $500, if as much. Scores do
not receive over $lOO." 1t has been
suggested that the good influence Of a
"strike" might be advan,ageously fell in
that quarter.
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q "Wonderrul things are done now
a days" said Mr.. Timmins; 'the doctor
has given Flack's boy a new lip, from
his cheek" "Ah! said his lady, "many's
the time have known pair taken from
miae, and no very painful operation
either"
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The population Of California, accord
iugto a census just completed is 242,
466.