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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A CORRECTION.


To ne Editor Of The " y Tribune.
SIR: VIII you permit me to make few corrections
to all article published in your paper some two or
three DAYS ago. entitled Horrible Tragedy 10 Otsego
County" The facts Of the care a. they occurred
are sin ply a. follows: boy years old, the son
Of Bsrzilla X. Brown resident Of Decatur, had
been In a week state of health for time before
bis dea,h 20 much 80 that in the fore part OF this
wear the doctors who attending him expressed
the opinion that it would be impossible for him to live
long. Attbe commence Gent Of ;he Spring, hogever,
bis parebis thought he strong enough to attend
the village school and he sent accordingly. Ga
the day before the alleged tragedy he wa observed
by some of the neighbor, playing with his sclooliel-
lows in TIE Creek. That evening be went hone as
usual and according 70 bis farmers statements, he
sde no complaint until about noon OF the next day.
He then questioned about his conduct and treat
ment at school, and TO whether some Of the boys
had OF hurt him. In reply to these questions he said
that John Wieiing IA little boy about nine years OF
see Il Q son Of Mr.. John C. Wieting, Of our aOst
r. csble either d ba1 thrown hun down and that
Everete Woooin eno'her little boy had kicked him.
Some physicians were called, who disagreed as TO bis
compla nt He about four weeks after the o,cur
renee. The cause Of bis death was undoubtedly
general weakness and debility fastened no doubt by
bis imprudenily playing in the Creek. From these
fac's Messrs Editors, / respectfully submit that the
occurrence was n,itber horrible" in its nature, or
tragic in its termination. His death not imputed
to that occurrence by the majority OF The reedents OF
Decatur Dor indeed can any such deduction be drawn
nom the circumstances. TIE whole report has arisen
ss il usual IN such cases from the malice Of few
evil disposed psrfOns.
ltis cue to the families imDlic ited, that great
publicity should be given 70 this statement a. TO the
paragraph which las called II iosth. W..
IL .
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act wholly unprecedented and directly contrary % tho
words of the Cromwell grant, we shs! San and hat
his same hes, scholar IN History and Bee Lsstrss'
stands at eas; No two. II explanation Of ihr very
curious phenomenon should be made have no doutf
that il would prove highly satisfactory not only
TO certsin members Of the Free Academy, ouf sso 20
Mr.. Cromwell who Is, 10 doubt, an1ious that fne
medal which he was 30 kind 70 bestow upon we
student should be awarded JUSTLY.
nj
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Hlenifal.
TOR THE PnEs-DR UPHAMs ELECTU.

E0R THE ES-Dk. UPliAMS ELhClO
AIRY an pterus remedy is certain r his distress
f and dangerous comp ant For OF the NOS
pamphlets 70 be had Al the Doctors medical 9h3s oi
ty between Bowery and Broadway 49,.
CAITltN-The public cautioned against coun1eeH Vi
nv EefuAry which recently made It's appear nee IL the
civ The genuine has my signature on the outside wrapper
written by me with pen The counterfeit has pnned TAG
smile of signature and very easily distinguished from the
geuure The unteet proves 70 be MOI only wotaess out
absolutely INJURIOUS BE particular therefore and hat you
genuine which be obtained AZ the proprietor once
No So 4ih s 81 door Tow Bowery between bo~eIy AND
Bruaaw aud u v. CleA Co. No 81 BAIeayst
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rVVF PEOPLE Of the STATE of NEW YORK,

hv The Grace u God Free and lndependeut-Io. a. per
= ;ts7.t,d In the Estate OF EDWARD SHORrILL, lae Of
h- Civ Of NewNos. dcceased cTedors esaees neA OF
lin on olheTissSnd Geens on aud each Of you are hIr
6sse Of the County u ~los a. hi' Once n ne Cy o.
yok on the 9Th d.y september next ~ II ooocs IN
he forenoon Of hst dsy hen and there % stiend hs an
,ier.u' II the scccunt Of proceeding OF MAhl Oto
NOR es F1ccrrr1 The sf wall and testament o. sal &C.
css-a In testimony whereof have caused the sea OF
Cce Of aid surrcg gate be hereunto sfhred wines
Ae1apasr W Bradford Esq, >ulross'e u our sad Soan
IN ~ A the CITY Seyvlcfk the 81 day OF june "a ne
ycsr OF our Lord thousand eisnt hgndFsa Ana any
eve VII leU4w Fu A. w BRADFORD surrogat--
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C,TpRFAiE COTRT-LOnEPH WEIL and

SUPRFME COURT-JOsEPH WE'LL and
- MAN WE'LL agst. L. 5. BERGEN ia suit To the De
eudsnt: You hereby Summoned and required TO answer
the complaint in his action which will be filed in the Office Of
the Cerk the City aud County OF York a. tbs q Hall
in The City Of NewYoIk aud TO copy Of your answer
10 The laid complaint on the subscribers their office No
Wa in said City, within twenty aAys alter the service Of
this you exclusive Of the day Of sncn services
and II You the said complaint within the tune
aforesaid the painth this sou will tak- judgment AZ ins
YOU the Of hundred and twenty dollars and
weuvnne cents with interest from the twenty third day OF
April thousand eight hundred and my i've, besides tue
costs of this acton. Dated 2N'b June, 1855
EMERSON s. PRO HARD Plaintiffs attorney.
The complaint this hed 10 the office o. sad
Clek On he 2lsf DAY Of June, 1850 ..,a
EMERSON & PRICHARD Attorneys for Plaintiff.
L. A.tl1n
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ArTEgFr At SUIcIDE.-Andrew DardIs, vagran'
lodger az the Twenty first Ward Police saaon, on >ah
DAY night attempted suicide by sabbinS HI use IN me
ABDOMEN with horse shoe nail. physician " ~ caea
in and The wound, which bat slight, was dressed;
Yesterday be taken 10 the New Police Court and
committed to prison On charge Of insanity ana va
gganCy.
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B.,K plfAE1n,NI. sou b Ntw.YosS, !

ALBANY, July "a 1870.
THE BANK OF CORNING has this r day MED
IN hi. oAe- 20 ice Of the sppoiu' rnent Iit w
MERCIAL BANK OF TROY IN the 'iy OF 10y - 49,.
f he reeern Of rs circulating notes tosethei WI
carton u tn apprfrn NJ ofTH- HEChANtCs ND Arm
FRS BANK u Albany - n Asen' Asrsea - t-e -
W 81 An act 70 amend she s-veral acts reatinE %
ed Banks king Assoca aud ludyidua bsnkeIs
Ann II 1881 NJ SCHOOSMAkER, SuperntendsnL
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DENNsYLvANIA THREE

il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA
DELPHIA and PITTsBURGH.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh AZ Y A ~ ano
esves Pittsburgh for Phsdepha A. NJ The PAST LINZ
leaves pa for Pittsburgh at z NJ and PITTSBURGH
f1f Philadelphia a. y NJ. The MIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia oi Pittsburgh at II 2. NJ and Pittsburgh
kDr Philadelphia at 10 p. NJ.
The ali we lines Pittsburgh with the Rsroads q
and from St Louis Mo-, Alton. Galens and Chicago ILL.,
FrAnkford Lexington and Louisville KY Terra Haute Madi
son La Fayofte snd Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Belefontaine SGndusky Toledo Cleveland Co
hubus Lanesvie nassion and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
The Steam Packet and to Orleans st Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati
For further particulars hsnd-bs the hotels Of this
CITY will find t the shortest most expeditions
and comfortable route between the East and West
Through tck be had A. either or the aforementioned
places in the Wet OF Of -, .
r d. DEAN. AGENT. Hew-Jerscy Railroad Co, foot of
CsuTtand-sL New-HorE.
J. L. FILICOTT. Aren't, Pennsylvania Railroad Co
No. 2 Astor House, New York
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. nth aud Msrket-sts,
w-York. April 10. 1854 fhnaaelpma
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RIO JOSEPH F. SMITH, Defendant You are

Ito JUNLIH 7. cMIIIIi DtIVnu~uV II" y
hereby summoned and required 20 answer the Compliant
Court Of The State OF New noik
the place whereof i. he City and County Of New ofk
which conn oce Of the Clerk for said City
Comfy the City Hall in said City, on me sth day
in 1857 wherein Fredeuck Tracy, anes Irwin haes
Tracy Edward NJ. Williams, Theodosius Strang James IS
rance, stephen b. susus, Dwight Woodbury. John =
.Mo,dhurv John Hone WI Graydon, Nathaniel n ~
sted sph BrokGw Henry Butler CHARLES Andrsws John
r. Jsfrsy Arthur W. Jafrsy, Edward = ysdfay Nlchmoua
" Jsarsv Parker r. CLARK l. A. Libby. William Hing ssa-
hr lie Carl AID DoTus Msuen raiotfs aud Joseph =
Su nesnt and 20 serve copy Of yeaI A5s~s " IS
iwe1t, 6ays after the service Of his summons on YOU eSea
.vs o. the day Of service aud hyoa fail TO answer he
ccmtlAnt sid the plan ms Ia tn etioa
siD FOR th- sum Of seven thonsSad
e,ur bundled dollars and eighty seven cents VIII
Interest thereon from the twenty hfh day = June 1872 De
8e. the cost q actior.Oated Newly ork July u 1914
TRACY, WAIT q OLMsTEAO, Pisntias Attorney,
lawlMIn no lo NuAan -, y, i.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT


ii CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States, by con
tnuoue Hallway The Road also connects At Ptsburg
with daily Inc Of all the Western rivers
Cleveland and Sandusky With Steamers u az PoS on
DE Lakes making The most direct cheapest and
reliable route by which FREIGHT Fan he torwsTded 70 AND
BON the Great West -. o,,v-,,,,-r ~,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
Insr CL,ss-B9ots shoes Vy "o'u'' Vn 75c psr 100 n.
gEooSn CLAss.-Books aud Stationery, Dry
Goods On balesJ Hardware, Leather (oJe- per lN 10
Wool kc....................... s...s'ss;)
THIN CLAss-Anvis Baggng, Bacon and sno pef 100 m
Pork, On bulk } Hemp, 8c..... ........s';)
TopRTH CLAss-Cogee, Fish Bacon aud 4nc per 100 n
PORK, tPacked) Lard and Lard Oh....: =
shpIins Goods from point east OF thiaaepmH De par
bsuer the package via Pennsylvanis hasrOA Al
Goods Consigned The Agents Of his Road al fhusdeipna OF
Piftshurgh vsil be forT arded without detention
FssiGHl AeENTs-Moses Potter, Boston, J. IA Elliott,
Eew.York. r. j. Snee:er, Philadelphia Msgraw hoons
Baltimore Geo Fancscus Pittsburgh; Sprngman Brown
Cincinnati Ohio J. :. Moorhesd Louisville, KY T. G.
Medium Madison Ind Ra'ciH Co, s.. Louis, MOI j.
Michel 4 Son, Evansville, Indiana
Tor further particulars ~ hills Of ladinf, apply y
j. L. ELLIOTT. Agent Penn Railroad Col or . ,
C. h. ALLEN, No. Actor House, New OK
H. n. HOUSTON, General Fruight Agent Philadelphia
a J. LOMRAERT. Superintendent. Altoona. Pa
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ny He UNIV e r /
FAMILY REMEDIES.

~ II II - ~ -
FAMILY REMEDIES.
Issued under th. Seal. Sanction and AatnoIity VI
THE UNIVERSITY or
TREE
And
POPULAR HowLEDGE,
Chartered by the State Of Pensylvsns APp -, sbS,
WITH A CAPITAL OF $4,000
Msny for The Of srrens the ems siaoni and
Worthless kostuns
For rpplyag the Community with reliable Remedies wher
TE institution hss purchased from Dr. JOHN K. ROWLAND
his celebrated
ROWAEDs
TONIC MIXTURE
Known for upward d TWENTY-FIVE years the only and
SAT- cure foY
FEVER AND A0UE, &c.
And his inestnshe Rfu edy for
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
ROWANUS
COMPOUND SYRUP Of BLACKBERRY ROOT
Which highly approved and Popular Remedies,
TOGETHER WIZ
COMPLAINTS or THE LUNGS.
DYsP cPsIA OR INDIGESTION
The Uuivegsity's Remedy h9r .
The UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC nsy be had, At the Branch
{. r. RING John-st. Broadway, ~ Y.
CLICKFEER s. Co, No. 81 bsrclsyst.
W 5 DUNHA3 No. 476 Broadway
Mrs HAYS, Brooklyn.
VA HIsKERS or MUSTA CHES produced in
W weeks BY my OSGUENT, which will not stain M
he bottle. Sent part Of the country
r. 6. GRAHAM, No. 53j Broadway; SPALDISG No Y Ire
rnont.row. Bo.fon BRIGGS, No. 81 State-st Albany.
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CAN DS's RSAPAR1L LA -
- la Quart BotteSThe experience Of sixteen year, has
confined ard firmly eabshed the repnisno1 q ns
BnTy 5or5ers I curative have been put 70 severe
t.,s IN Of ns SANDING wsh such triumphant resu
III 6r,h ~. most hatterins CONNIE natioos from emil.
neDt hysicisns Price ~ p btei bottle. 90 Prepared
and sOld by A. b. SArpI. n....i.,.
Du.nsis No 100 Fulton-st, n 7. Sold also ~ Df'ss'S
senersby.
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CUPRFME COURT-JOSEPH VEIL and

CIPREME CUUKT.-JUSEFH VIII HHu
10 the DFFENDANr-You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED 10 the complaint In this acen which VII %
filed In the the Clerk OF the City and County OF New
York az the City Hall IN the City Of New York and 70 serve
cory OF your the said complaint the suoso hers
Al hen oce No al, In said Cry, within twenty days
sNe the this exclusive OF the day
Of fail the said complaint
br he tirs aforesaid Plaintiffs this will take
against Yen for the Of go hundred and eighty
one dol ar with twenty do ar tom s fourth
d0y Of November thousand eight hundred and fty fur
and on two hundred and sixty dollars from the h day OF
Jsuuay thousand eight hundred and hiyhye besides me
costs of Ibis aeton.-Dstei tn June, 80
EMERSON PRlCHARD, Plaintiff Attorneys
The complaint this action flied IN the ONCE Of said
CLERK on the 2lst day Of June, 1855
EMERSON a PRlCHARD, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
..n.I IL ..1n.
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N W-JEhNE1 NAIIlNVAIJ- It VI IIII11tIItI<
IN PHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY CITY.
United Sstes Mai and Expres Lines Leave York 4ns
10 A NJ and and T. NJ Through 10 four hours Second
Csss the 10 ~ IS Ia and SO IN and 70 NJ and
The New-Jersey Accommodation Zine leaves at IL NJ
Al sorre all way-sfstions Through Tickets sold fer
Cincinnati lat +l6 and the West and for Baltimore Washing
Ton Norfolk kc and sousb baggage checked TO WshinEtor
IN q snds
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IN YORk 70 ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER and GIN
EsHE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 open, and, in connection
With The Buffalo Corning aud Newyork and New fors snd
Ere Railroads forms direct from NevYoTk 70 Koch
ester.
The dvctness Of TINS route together with the superior corn
Afforded ~ the wide renders II ~ far the most desr
sbe between the sbOveuaucd cities
Ticket be procured ~ the NewYk and krie haToAd
Ticket Office foot OF DuHreL ard No s5 brosdway also IN
yersey City.
Baggage checked through.
Prests will be transported between New York and hoch
with speteh Any Information desired IN regard thereto
be obtained By calling the General Freight Agent Of
The Eew.YoTs and Ere Railroad Enc Buildings or C. s.
YAPPAN Express Freight Agent No. 1876 Broadway.
Buffalo. Corning ;nd New York Railroad on
Sunday. J. A. REDflbLD. SuDerDtHhoeiS
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M" y III, TN, -, ~ ,,r11r u 20
TkAINs Law Egv-YoRK-FoI New.Haven-7, A M,
En) 1889 $40, CEI and Ao y g. (EH.) $50 p For
Or $50 PM For Mliord, strstfsrd Fairfield Southport,
10 A. ~; 1880 s 90 tn and Ac } T. EK14 SIS P. NJ
FOR Daricn and Greepvieh-7, q A. Nj l2So so FI and
Hc)A3O 6f5 p NJ For stsmford-7 g a. n. Tx D 1850
$40 4 OIL $50 SIS p. ~. For Port Chester aud New
Eochele-7 "a. Nj 1880, $50, $50 6l5 6l5 r NJ For Rye
Pm. .
COSNycrke TRhfSs-Ror BostOn-S A. NJ, (h1il r. n,
OIL For Hartford spdugfeld-8, (EHi) lzD, r NJ,
rl For Connecticut River Railroad 20 Montreal A. ~,
(Fx1 For Canal Railroads. A. VI, lEI) lz59 r NJ fof
keW,L ondou Railroads. A. NJ; 4P For iouseonie Rail
roads A. 81; $40 =. NJ. For Naugatuck Railroads. Nj
$50 P. ~ For Oanbury aud Norwalt Rairoad-7. l. M;
<P.M. go 90.
TRANS TO .YoRE-Prom New hsven-oa0, ?, $50
A. Nj I55, (Ex.) $50, s55 r. M, tEx-l From Bridgeport
6Io T42. lOl8 a. Nj 2S2, (E1.J 5 932 p NJ tENl From
Norwak-G Ga 815 1879 A. Nj 2s, (Ex.,l 325 245, lt
p NJ, Tx) From Port Chester-530, G43, %; 80, lis
A NJ 4C8 Gg r NJ JAMES H. HOYT, SUp't
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NTFW.YORK TO MONTREAL, Ogdensburgh,

~ white Mountains, ST. John,bary, ard BurliuSon via
KorhAuptou RrattlebOro Bellows Yale Rutland. Win 1907,
White River wens River Montpelier 81 Absas and k1Sse
PoiDf.-ThrGugh tickets the EEW-YORK Gad NEW-hA.
VEN RAILROAD Boston Express Trains 70 Springfield Z
A. NJ and P. ~. Baessse checked through a..
FRANCIS HYDE. Asent-Da-cs Pier No p feck-~ip
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BANK DEPARTMENT. ALBANY, July ~, 1873
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant 10 the Statute
IN such case made and provided, that all the circulating
notes is ned 10 w b. PECK individual Banker, tFARM
Frs BANK OF HAMILTON COUNTY. ArettaD must be
presented the flee Of the Superintendent OF the Banking
wears from he funds deposited tor the
deutior OF the the laid Banker will
be gwen mp. M SChooNhAhhh,.
MI fswfTu2y Superintendent
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge of
~ from his debts pursuant 20 the proysos Of the
hird title ofthe ch chapt OF the second part
Of the Re veS 81 -DOMINICK LYNCH, an ineoiyeSt
Notice frs published June o. 1885, Creditors appear before
Hon Daniel IIgrahsm of tie judges OF the Court Of
the Chambers Of and Court Die City Hal OF said CITY on
The seyenfeeuth dsy Of August 1855 o'clock in the fore
nor. McCUEN s. MOSCRIEF, Auys 90 lnsolve9t,,
ies6 lnw6N Tu No y Wall-sti ~ T.
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" ~ VI lSi>fAND i.AibiNOTN' -. = RI
H raneement lSundsys e1cepedl-OD and htsi - lCn
DAY ~ "a ~ sns rs sin. going Es leave sr9en for
Greenpo A NJ daily snd on t,dIy' sno H
A. NJ and S:45 and NJ; for syosset, ~ A. NJ and SD
r. NJ; for Heupsead TO- and 3:t5 4:l5 md r NJ; Tor
Jsnaics tnd NJ and S;to sl0 ana r. M FieisD'
TTsin leaves 81 7 An
TR1Txs CONC WEST-Legve 0reeBpou for Brooklyn, 10
81 dsy SATURDAYS and Mondays, f:3o A. NJ Ysphank
r Brookfyn 6:c aud IL So LskeeDd for Brooklyn 6:Ss
n and 1896 +. NJ ESEningdAe for Brooklyn, and 1880
~ and i:c5 r. ~; Syssse for Brooklyn, AM, and $40
p NJ; Hempstssd for Brooklyn, 6:1, 7:2o add A. NJ and
.5O 5l3 p Jsmsoa or Brooklyn, $50 ao, 1855 and
s:45 A. NJ and 7:lo and 555 r. ~ frcsh Train leaves
IA. NJ.
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TROY RAILROAD TO PHIL

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
NI Traveller for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS KANSAS, sod
sl point, and Southwest obtain Through Trset'
,pd ali Information concernins sc eithef BY The
NEWYORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NfW-fOhk
GENITAL RAILROAD, BY spPicaror 81 tie Company "
Zoe. No sS Broadway, es. Dey.st -
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Efsal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofthe County Of New York NOTICE i hereby given 20 all
persons having claims against CORNELIUS v = KANE late
The City Of NewYOrk deceased 10 present. the same vi
vouchers ihereofo the .ubscbes Al The Ofee Of G. EM-
BREE No 81 Wal, IN the City Of New1sk, on or before
the 2sth day Of January neTtDsted NewYek the d dsy
Of July, 1855 SALLY l.. hANE,
2flawbwTu. Administrative.
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They ask dfsser.-a tart with tossted cheese,
Ices and nuts-wbstever best viii please
Your sated palates. Well, I've brought the stufi
enough"
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n PURSUANCE OF an order OF hOdIndn ID.
Dawson Esq. Surrogate Of the County Of ngs Soee is
hereby gwen according 70 40" 70 az persons haSIg caa'
decea,ed that they required to EXHIBIT the same with
vouchers thereof the subscribers the Administrators at The
Office Of George Shea, No 81 Broadway the City Of New
before the second day Of January Dated,
June o. 1856. FLIZABETH DUNPHY, AA,o,oi.,r.,ors
or ORGE SHEA. |
w F. ROBINSON, Atty for Adninisfrstsrs jy3 lawsnTu
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IN IURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYoTk, notice il hereby given 70 al
sons having AIMS against JOHN ATTRIDGE Of the City
Of New.York deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof the sub crber at the office Of T. JAMES GLOVER
No 1888 Ma sau.t the City Of New York. before the
nth dey Of September neItDa.ed New York, the h dag Of
February, 1856. FRANCES ATTRIDGE AdIsiuistrstrix.
INF M
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Newly notice s hereby given all per-
having claims sgan JAMES FOSTER, late of the City
NeyYOrk deceased 70 present the with vouchers
the suhscrbers the Office Of JOHN hCCAHlLL
ESD the City New fork, before the
S0fh day Of October next
Dated New. York the ~ day OfApril 1855
EMELfA FOSTER, Executix.
JOHN FOSTER, and (ro.,.o,.
al5 laweuTu MATHEW :. SMITH ! NAo0u''is
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYoTk notice hereby given 70 al per
having claims against JOHN BURNS late OF the Sy OF
present the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber the Office Of James w White No 81 LIB
try.st the City Of NeYork before the eighteenth
ay Of August nexDated New York the twelfth day Of Feb
rusry 1875 II IS law6mul JAMES BURNS Administrator
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I 7 " VI"
the County Of Yurk notice hereby given all per
having against ABRAHAM KOCH late OF the City
deceased present the same with vouchers there
Of the subscriber bis residence No 47 Madsonst IL the
CITY New before the 18th day Of August next
Dated New York the l2th dag Of February, 1855
fI3 lawGmTus SAMUEL KOCH Administrator.
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THE BLACK LAWS OF ILLINOIS.

Correspondence e The ~ Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, White,ide Co, H., Julg 10, 1850.
We have recently had a practical Illustration
Of The operation of che Back Laws Of tnis State,
which still disgrace our statute books, AID
which our last l., gi slature, although great i'm
proycmeut upon some of the former Lesisld'
tuIes, had neither herOism nor virtue sufficient to
repeal
Two orphan Indian children are living here,
against whom vile, unprincipled boy has for
long time held particular spit5. few days ago
he got up quarrel with one of the children, aad
swOIe he would shoot him. Accordingly he ran
into house whe his gun was kept aud having
obtainea it came out and eveed it at the bre sst Of
the Indian, who, il the effort to push the muzzle
aside received the entire charge in his hand lie
is crippled for life. The white boy was arrested
but upon the trial it was discovered that "Cclored
"peTsons" are not permitted to give testimony IN
courts of Justice; and there being no white wit
nesses the culprit was discharged. He now
threatens TO kill the Indian girl, and very likely
IL nv keep his word. II he can manage to do 1t
WHEN ne white person IS present, OF course he VIII
escape punishment VIAToR.
Better send the little wretch up to Jinesvllle
where they have a ,coy of melting out justice to
creatures Of his stamp.