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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08
]. NJ. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,

w dEEBlNST, v a.
Wharf BOat aI the foot OF lI0urOe street,
WIN attend 70 the receiving and eliverins Of freisht and
Freight for ali the regular packets viii be received free of
charge. nv12-tt.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
No. 4 Washington Hall.
AvING Just returned from the Eastern cities with very
Jewrr the subscriber attention OF his
friends and the public generally to It. assuring them that he
win sell cheaper than ever heretofore His stock consists
Patent Lever, Porcelain Mantle Gothic es. and one day
Gold and SILVER English French and American Hunter and
a. Particular attention is called to the American Watches
put up in gold and silver made wholly In this country,
The Ladies viii md at his Establishment large and wen
selected stock Of aud beautiful Cameo JeWEly, which
Having bought extremely low he feels very confident that
he can sell Goods In his line lower than before sold in
Wheeling, and respectfully invites al to call and examine his
soels So. 3 Warrington nan.
s's Hats and Caps
S. AVERY EsF
TSdai receiving and opening large additions to his FAN
stock Of Hats and Caps comprising Of the gen
xss i!s and iss, Main street. Wheeling, Va
Sundries.
E)9n LBS. pure Ground Pepper
ASlU 80 Alsplee; A-35s $50
- pure ground cinnamon;
s; s, & + s s s5s::'
80 do1. pure pnlyerfzed mustard;
Just fresh ground and for sale by
ALEX. TURNER,
desc AeiOdeon building, Main Of,
fTT AND DRY CCo-10O bbls, cut and DRY and ZOE
" gross papers stnokins tobacco for sale by
tus1 LOGAN RAkBR Co.
SETTLE
ION ACCOUNT of9 change IN their hrrn, all persors IN
" dehted the subscribers Retail Store
nesy requested to be ready for settlement the LIST OF Jam
by cash otherwise and all having claims
against the hEr WI present the same for LIQUIDATION
McCLALLKNS KNOX
Co-PartneTship,
TIME undersigned win the Ist day Of January, 1853,
socate with themselves In the business Of their Retail
Store B. B. sToSN aching under the style OF MeCLALL1S
Dee. IS MccLAI1ENs. : KNOX
A Good Custom.
FTRR LIST January aeeordRnee with the rule
~ adopted generally by the merchants thTouEhout tho ef
ty all persons Indebted 70 the subSrberss without dist
ton, VIII be called upon settle months via: The
dss IS 7-A - S--1-41 Nec1AIIENs KNOX Geo. i
I EIeotion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08

Wharf BOnt az the foot Of N ourOe street,
VIII attend To the receiving and delivering Of freight and
the collection Of freight bills
Freight all the regular packets will be received free Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08
Hats and Caps

TSdaiy receiving and opening large additions to his Fall
stock of Hats and Caps comprising Of the gen
eral assorments that has been offered to the public
call and
Nos. 14s and 14s, Main street, Wheeling, Va,
sq2ldAH SLAVERY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08

And then, let measures be taken to lay before
Congress the claims of this great national en-
terpTise upon the common treasury Of the ma
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08

SETTLE.
ON ACCOUNT of6 change In ,hrr all peFsons IN
dehtsd the subscribers at their Retail Store,
nesty requested ready the jan
nary cash otherwise, and an persons having claims
against the firm WI present the for Hquidati0n
McCLALLKNS KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08

TIME undersigned day January, 1885,
soeIate with themselves In the business Of their Retail
Store B. B. sToxS acting under the style OF McCLALLx
Dee, IS NcCLALLENs Z KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08

GTOOC -AuSEOuns
A FTRR the January next In aeeordAnee with the rals
~ adopted GENERALLY the merchants thTouRhout tho eli
ty all persons Indebted 20 the subscribers, without disne
ton, yin be called upon settle menths via: he
A' s ssy and LIST 9sauaFz' uec1.11ESs KNOX 3eo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
OTSEGO CLAIMS THE BANNER.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
RicHFIFLD SPRINGS, NY, Nov. IL, 100.
As several counties have presented their claims ior
the banner "Old Hunktr OtsegO' presumes az me
rick Of provoking smile modestly 10 enter tho held
{, r this purpose.
II must be rene mbered that Otsego was regarded a.
tie "dalk spot in the State. distinguished kepuo-
licnn. formerly radical Democrat OF Allegheny Coun.
ty fsmjl srly known by the sobriqoet Of the ragged
lHw.er" remarked TO me al the State Convention IN
September that he had never yet seen Radical Demo.
crs from Osego and hsppy to meet one Tor me nlt
tin e. intimaiDg thereby that there were none IN tnc
county Let him look at the canvass and he wi nave
reason to change his opinion.
Much was expected Of such counties as Aileghany,
Onondaqa ST. Lawrence AMI Herkimer, and OF course,
when much is given much IA required. VI oisego,
h.wever it is evident from the anxious inquiries aud
fears expressed during the Summer, that but hue was
expeceo Cons derng this lot us see ho~ tar she 'ais
bel ind other counties in her claims - tho banner
Her vote is follows: Fremont 0tey Bnchdadn, 2US;
orcr Fillmore 5lii and over bath, !, 5i9 Fremont
carries frcrt one If the tVtRy-pnr t0Tas "a ne county
and I'm Sre he has about four tbs OF the whole vote
poieJ Few counties boast as much.
Now In view of the fact that but little was expected
of us and thar the Buchanan canvass just before ts
election. gave him BucbaDau) about 900 maj)rty; II
not entitled TO the banner, We ee that Otseso Is de-
.eryirp of much praise and has not received IL.
Little Ystes has done nobly rs have nearly all the
counties il the State, and prond OF them Each
s deserying banr er, nld should have one. Otseso
dues net claim the best. A. II ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

TFRRIBLE AccIpIyr-THREE LIVES Losr.-On
Saturday last al Ioon accident occurred upon the
tunrel b, ing constructed by the Long Dock Company
for the New.York and Enc Railroad Company on
Bergen Hi, by which three men lost their lves, and
one nan was dangerously and another probably fatally
Injured. Il occurred at shaft No. 2 on the work. The
shafts are about twenty feet square, and seventy FIVE
tn eighty feet deep. A tub suspended by cable is
ho,ted and lowered by steam-power, 10 which
tie fragments of rock hoisted out Of the
shaft, and the men are lowered and hoisted.
On Saturday at noon az five men were coming out Of
the shaft, the cable parted at splice just as they
reached the surface Of the earth and the tub was be-
ng swung os, and they were preeiptated to the bot
tom. Two Of them named Patrick DAILY and Martin
Burke were instantly killed; Robert Riley died N q
few minutes after be was taken out Of the shan. Day
was single man, "a years Of age. Burke was ABOUT
SO years OF age, and leaves family, consisting
wife and four children in Ireland, in Lnerlck OF ua'
way. Patrick McNichol was badly injured and prooe-
bly, wiz no, recover frem his injuries lie is lying IN
the house OF Charles McNicbol in so low condition
that the p y.cian allows no one to see him hs nsn'
leg il broken. and be is 9th. rwise bodily injured
Peter Dsgnan was brought to the New-fo'k Hos
pital on Saturday He was severely injured. One Of
bis l. Q. was broken below the knee, and be was con-
.iderably bruised, but would probably recover.
Ju., before these five csme up IN the bucket ten
men came Up with safety m 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
N1RINE AFFAIRS.
FNIGRANr VESSEL ASHORE AT LITTLE
EGG HARBOR-SAFETY OF THE PAS


FNIGRANr VESSEL ASHORE AT LITTLE
EGG HARBOR-SAFETY OF THE PAS
sENGERS.
From our O~r Correspondent - 49,.
TucxIRroy, y. j., Nov 20, 1856.
The bark Gepesee, Capt. Appel OF bruns"iek'
Msiae from Antwerp, bound to Newborn, came
ashore in Little Egg Harbor, New Inlet this morning
at O'Clock. The Gene.ee has LIS German emigrants
on board and small assorted cargo. She Is ooo tans
burdep ard two wears Dds in good condition, ana
If the weather continues favorable will be got on IN
shor time. Egg Harbor Light being taken tor Fire
IslaLd Ljeh. occasions, d the disaster. A.P 7.
yAyAI.
The United States Naval Lyceum viii Dispatch
mail to the squadron on the coas, of Brazil AL letters
and papers left al the Lyceum Rooms in the Navy
Yard before the 18th inst will be forwarded. The YES
s.ls on the coast Of Brazil are, L. S. ship Germantown
and frigate ST. Lawrence.
FOR EUROPE.
The United States Mail steamship Baltic sailed on
Saturday with 81 passengers and sil5ai2 A. in specie
On freight.
FOR NICARAGUA.
The steamship Texas took out about 400 fhbus,ers
for Walkers army IN Nicaragua on Saturday.
ACCIDENT TO The SOUTH FERRr-BoAT BEDFORD.
About o'clock yesterday morning the above boat,
When midway between New-York ard Brooklyn broke
one Of the arms Of her rocksha but succeeded in get
ting into the clip by the aid of one wheel.
LAUNCHED.
On Saturday afternoon Messrs. Webb & Bell
launched from their ship yard at Greenpout the bark
Jane Daggett, $50 tuns register. She is owned by
Messrs Durham & Dimon, and will run in their line
Of Glasgow packets, under the command Of Capt. +.
NJ. Lambert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

AyorpTR Brow AT The HooPs.-A few days nnee,
AZ RoIbry friend, at the close Of bis labor Of The
S.y was e.ioypg a comfortable ride no ne from his
oce in the city an omnibus partly sd j., s s11 ss to
tntemsn upon the .de~alk sieoa.ea lie a,,vs, -
bice. His first step tosard seat unfortun ,iey IN
ssnced somewhat BY the sudden motion Of the coae,,
brought bic right foot in contact with l:dy dress
!, from he embraces Of the hoop, be was sudteuiy
nhnred forward ard in ,winklbg found his len f,ot
n ,Le same unfortunate c,3aecOn With hoop on zoe
other side. This was more than our hero h,d otI-
gained for Fer moment be seemed i1dy I'nsas 1851,
& Coz be1yeps madam - said he ami ihsi d t.oary
pulling tie .trap he cried: stop, dnvef ecP "9o
s1oP thought vas getting int' an o Pm ."
lind ns 4 cOo,ers shop - ti""'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
BRUTAL MURDER AND ROBBERY AT LoUDosvrLLK.

BRUTAL MURDER AND ROBBERY AT LoUDosvILLs.
- Ii becomes our painful duty Is record the commits
sion of second brutal murder within The limits of our
county. Mr. John Whitney, one of the oldest ana
bis way rome after nigbtfall on Tuesday Dight, was
wayIaid by some lnhuman wre'ch, knocked cown sid
robbed Of iii is supposed about $50 within forty rods
of bis own house Mr.. Whitney finally recovered sui.
fce ntIy to make his way TO his dwelling but was una
bic to Utter word after he reached home. HIS skull
was fracture and his mouth badly bruised The blood
fox ed freely from Is wOunds; tbs exact spot where
the muroer wal committed u there by pointed out. Mr.
Whitney died about O'Clock tots Wednesday morn
irg Who the fend was that committed The bloody
deed remains proourd mystery. No clue has - yet
been obtained TO the whereabouts Of the murderer
Dcr does the slightest suspicion attach to any one in the
vicinity Of Loudonv,lle. Mr. Whitney leave. wife
ard several children 10 mourn his uhhsppy end. We
Iope DO Effort will be spared to ferret out the author
Ct ths coed. The fair fame ofour county aud The safety
Of Gil il at stake Ashland Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

SINGULAR VoTKG.-ln Gallatin County, KY, eleven
of the Fillmore and Doneson Electors received 80
votes and the twelfth one Mr. Rankin, who resides IN
TIE Coz greesioral District in which Gsna,in em-
bfsced received 4i3 On the other hand, eIevcs ba-
,bansp ard Breckinridge Electors received 10, yots'
while Mr. Kelsey the twelfth who hives IN inc DstIct,
received i04. 1t seems difficult 10 get even az oeS.n
'ic6rs TO ppdertand that Efcbr arc o. % ~ '"o
State at large and not by Congressional Distrcs.
A.,cond fab endemic il raging in Grand River,
Molig.n Durpe the pat week the shores have been
literally streyed with the dead and dying nsb-s01e OF
- - almost fabulous size. A few months since
III H. inc creeping things by myrisds, cast dead
mon tLs banks OF the Grand River LDards Of ed,r
nous sjze and disgusting appearance wero piled In
Ienps where they thrown BY the eddyiDg Current
Rats. snskes and every species Of slimy, seaiy mon
sters shared common fate.
Brutal RAPE.-A man by the name Of Pond, Q
residelt OF kidgewsy, Orleans County was arrested
for rape on complaint Of his step daughes little girl
IIyears Of age, and also with assault and battery with
intent to commit rape another stepdaughter only
the ba,est sroyeng 10 passion on the part Of ne sc
cufeS. Pond is now in jail awaiting the sctson o. tne
Grand Jury.
Praident OF the Young Mems fremont CbnS - 80 80
nectscy struck bimss upon the back u zoe -.nS
Q BANNER. Some copper filings we're ei. 70 - &c.
which poisoned his ann and caused DIS scs'" 10 Os'S'
day last.
R,uro.n rSIyoRs.--The conduceom end wake
men ON rho penn,ylysnis Central Railroad, - parse-
srce Of ordsrs from headquarters, appeared N theS
nv uniforms for the first time on Wedneecay. Tee
colductor il in blue frock coat spd oan PAM VIZ
cap and badge-tIat Ut the psakemen hSnt srey 10.
&c At with dark buttons, and pants Of the ssns nsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
coroner.

IssIAILarIoy.-There was an unusually large al
tendance last evening upon the Westminster rresoy-
tsrian Church on Twenty street near seventh
avenue the occasion being the inhalation OF tne
tor recently called to tie church, Rev. DE-
An appropriate discourse was preached oy Kew. W.
Krets, from Id. Samuel vii 10. Rev. Dr' fhunp'
then delivered the charge to the pastor amer when
Rev. Dr. Potts proceeded with the charge to the con-
gregation.
The Westminster Church las been ouilI aoout three
yeap, ard is rapidly advancing in Prosper'y' rev
Dr. heCar.er succeeds Rev. NJ. Kennedy, VINO re-
csIt- resigned the pastorship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
To ne Etisev sf Ten. Y. ry,sss.

SIR; As its probable that the Legislature win soon
make some extensive alterations in our municipal
laws, permit me TO throw out suggestion relative TO
our Of assessing real estate in this city, is ef
fects and remedy.
You are aware that each Ward now elects one
Assessor every year. who holds Office two years: bat
YOU msy not knew that he can rarely be reelected un-
less his assessments made 10 suit certain of his
constituents and hence You viii find that the assessed
valuations are very unequal 10 the different Wards
and sometimes in the same Ward. Some property is
returned assessed at much less than half its actual
worth While other pr petty 10 asesef a. three hiths
or three fourths and sometimes mere man u ~ worm
or can be sold fer. The Tax C mmissionsis have no
mower 10 add 10 the Assessors estimate, even when
ibey know il TO be greatly nnderva'ued, but hey may
REDUCE where the owner Will swear tha, the properly
is essed for more than II sworth. .peeapesvson,
whose province il is 70 sqRai:e the ASSESSOR vaua-
tons through the entire county, have neber Toe tune
p.r incl uston 10 do and consequently rarely
or never done: and thus for example, $O,VVo worm
of pmTeity in one section Of toe Guy pays 'n On
IS OO or 50 GOO only while the saIe amount in value
ini sDoihec ecticn will accompanied to pay fsI on
sl5CCO or 600. In fact you can scarcely hnd two
ards in the city where the actual aud assessed vaus-
tions will correspond. These are truths, which any
one can easily prove st the Tax Commissioners once
il they have not already come under bis own OBJ
servstOn.
Now or my remedy. Let here be organized Board
of Assessors lconsistng OF fifteen twenty or a. many
az be necessary to do the work., and perpetuas0
as are the Tax Commissioners or Governors OF the
Ams Hcuse so rs always to have in office large ma.
ierty of experienced men, whose sole business shall
be TO make all the assessments and who shall ~ofk
il the whole year. This Board would tne ex-
listing Board of Assessors end the Tax Commi soners
and ielieve the Common Council of large amount ct
labor and time spent to correct erroneous assess
ments Ito say nothing Of giving prompt attention 70
reops for correction of tax, and in two or three
,esrs-it would take that time TO effect it. all the real
estate in the city would be equally assessed according
hs inst share of taxes Give the As essors fair CON-
repsa ion for their services say 500 to 81 sO each
n.r annum, and the expense would scarcely exceed tho
present. cost but an immense gain would be effected ID
the way their work would be done
have made the above suggestions to many real 90.
tate owners and the request OF some OF them send
il 10 The TRIBUNE in order that all may see It, and
it shall be the Of inducing inquiry andisa anx
reform my object will be attained .s,,,,sor
Ne,e- York Nov. q, 1856 kErihEo ASSESSo"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
RuFrIAsIsM IN AUBUBs.-We clip the sabjoiued

RuFFIAsIsM IN AUBURN.-We clip Tho sabjoined
paragraph from The Avburn Adrey.tser Of the 18th:
"Our city was again dsgraced on Saturday by a act
Of rtflisps who undertook TO display their malice
40 ainst the Rev. Mr. Ives because he took an active
part in favor Of Republican principles during tho recent
campaign The mob were mounted 10 onr horse
wagon. and carried large banner which covered
with disgusting paintings. One Of the company had q
musket In his hand With Bible tied to the muzzle.
The wagon was covered with obscene pacird. On
one Of them WEI painted the following words, Ground
and Lofty Tombiirg by brother Ives The exhibition
was dispracelul in the extreme aud such A. mono but
Know Nothing City Government would have allowed
Ia uerambulate the streets"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
U,HE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK,

by the race God Free and lndependenTo all persons
,r,ef,tsJ In the Ftae Of JOHN Doc jHERTY OF the
City Of New creditors rexi oil kn ~ other
wise send erecting: each hereby cited and
oped peropsy to be and appear Of the
County Of Newly orb his Office in the Ciy q New YORK on
the Plat day Of January eleven o'clock in TIE forenoon
OF thai Gy then aud attend the final settlement Of the
sceount proeeedings OF PATRICK DEERf AdinsIAicr
OF tie goods chattss ard credits If aid deceased .
IL testimony have caused the Seal 81 Once OF
said Surrogate 10 be hertUbto affixed. Wines, Al
H. 81 RXANDER W. BRADFORD. esq sunogste u our
said County al iAe City OF SesloTk, the 18th day ot
july IN the year Of Lord housn esh hundred and
6f,y.,x fpl0l awlNl A W. BRADFOHD. Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

PROLIFIC MrLT General John d. Pitts, OF San
Marcos, Texas, has a mare mule, that has produced
colt this season. and the fact is announced in the
papers as something wonderful. 1t is little singular
but by no means wonderful as new thing under the
sun. Mules have before this produced colts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
Mfairal.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY Of RoIbury has discovered one Of 90
HTNOR f,or, he SOr', Seroi4a a Pi-r>
He has tined In eleven hundred and never Aed
except in two both thunder humor He has BIZ
possession hundred certificates Gifts value Al within
twenty nles Of Bo-ton.
One three bottles viii cure the worst kind Of ppes %
Two or three bottle. will clear the ,y.ien Of boils.
Two bottles warranted 10 cure the worst canhef he
mouth stomach
Three 70 i've bottles warranted to TIE worst Of
erynpels, . .,,. III hmm, ;, ~.
Two bottle, warranted running of the md
blotches among the hair.
-Four or six warranted corrupt and running
One bottle viii cure scsy eruption. Of TIE skin.
Two three bottles warranted 20 cure the WORST s~e Of
Two OF three bottles are warranted the Gs.pe
rate Of rheumsiism.
Three to four bottles warranted TO cure 'A,rheum
Five eight bottles will the worst OF scrofriA
benefit always experienced from the first bottle, and
Nothing improbable those who have in vain Tried
al the wonderful medicine. Of the day as that common weed
every the system: yetit is fixed fact If have
huDor has to start There are no IFS nor snd huns nor h
about it, ui,inE some cases bat not yours pedded over
thousand bottles of in The vicinity Of Boston know the
eat cur: ever done in Massachusetts to ehgeen
y ycin S chltta whose c.h soft and saSby r.
To those subject sick headache one bottle win
Away. cure it Il ave: great relief IN eaaTh and d1Ps..
regulated by IT, Where the body sound 1t york. quite
where there ARRANGEMENT
will very singular feelings but you must Dot De
they always disappear in from four day. 70 week
There bad result from IT. on the contrary when thai
feeling gone you will feel yourselfe new person heard
soue OF the most encoums Of 1t that ever nnsp
listened TO. .., ,,ou,.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY No l<s "srren-sSr
Roxbury, hass Pnce 81 ,cvz,yrp.
Wholesale Agents for NewYork: G; " CIICEENER Co,
No. 81 Barclsy.st CHARLES II. RING No l92 Broadway;
A. B. l. d. SANDS, No. l4l Wilism-st.i MARSH, OHVls
CO. No. $50 Greenwich-st. BOYD PAUL, Chambers,ssj
WILLIS Co, No lis Franklin-st. MckESSON ROBBINS
4 Co, No. Ia5 Msid.n-lsnei HAvILANp, HARRAL
RISKY Wtrrenst; BARNES l. PARK, No. SOi broadway;
WARD CLOSE L Co, Maiden-land Mrs HAYES, Brooklyn;
and fox BY al respectable Druggists throughout the
Union
NOJR attention is requested TO the CHILD
i BIRTH PAlE-ALLEN1ATOR' advertised fully III Inc
Daily News Send for = ii cuaI. . - 49,
r. BRI' NOW M. D., No $50 Bowery, v. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

Hos PRICED APPLES Mr. J. W. Dodge, of Cum
belland County, Tennessee raised and exhibited some
apples at the County Fair, which were sold OF auction
at $40 50 dczen-sbout barrel and half brought
gill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
CIIPREME COrRT-City and County of New.

CUPREME COURT-City aud County of New
- Yo,k-JOHN q. STEAREs and AZOR :. MARVIN,
Plaintiffs, asainst FRANKLIN K LArHRoP-Isum'
pcusl-To the aboye-narned Defendant: fou here
by summoned and required TO answer the complaint IN
tits action, which is filed this 18th day OF October
.6 In the Office of the CSIk of the City and County OF
NewYork the City Hall Of said City, and 70 serve copy 81
your the said complaint the subscribers al their
office 1872 Broadway Of John street, Ne" fo!k
CITY within twenty aer the service hereof exclusive OF
IN. day Of such service and M said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action viii
take Judgment Ss.nst YOU for l32 "a and interest rom 4h
June 1856 and costs-Dacd Ncw-York, October q 1856.
PEET& NICHOLS, Plaintiff Attorneys.
o.7lswGwM No. 1872 Broadway New-York City.
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AEN-1OEh SUN YUM -NA'!
N County of New York-John s. Moore against samuel r
Townsend Robert Tho pson j. and iary LIS wr " IMAM ~
Stewart ct. al SuInmobs-or relief To ROBEtI nuOMr-
SON H.. and MARY. BIS vile, AID Wh q. STEW AhI;
Yo arc hereby and required 10 answer the complaint
In II !. action which lie SLIT dy of October S filed IN
hs Clerk of the City ana County Of YORK al the
City Hall City Of New York Ad 10 serve copy o. your 1ns"r
IN he said complaint on the subscriber his Office No 1875 Broad
way City NwYoIk, vi hin twenty days after The service OF
this summons exclusive day Of such service and
you fail 10 answer said complaint within The time Aforesaid
The plaintiff this scti will pp 70 the CouI io the reei
deirspded in the comp ainf.-Da'ed November 1875
n3 law6yM +. X. BOGARDUS, Plaintiff, Attorney