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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25
EVANSVILLE TOOL

EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE,
Main Street, betyV. First and Second i.
rINHE undersigned having returned the East
receiving extensive stock of Hardware, con-
sisting.Of all kinds of
Mechanics Tools,
of the qualqy and approved styles OF American
English forming most plete and
assortment; also.
Building Hardware.
Locks Tatches Butts and Hinges Bolts, &C.. Trim
mings for Furniture &c
Farming Tools,
Shoves and Spades Hay and Forks Brisr Scyhes
Hay and Straw Knives. Grain ScOups. &C.,
HOuSefurmi Shing Goods,
Knives Forks American and Engsh) all kinds Tea
Table Spoons Candlescks Lamps alters Kettles
Pans. Coffee Mills Fire Sets. &c. g..
Pocket CUTLERY, Guns Pistols, &c.
always hand; Chains. Hames Saws. Axes Rope,
Fixings &c
ausve and vicinity the undersigned has LARGELY
possible variety Tools quality as
well other goods continuance of respect
fully requested. sep24 A. WALDKIRCH.
CODEV'S LADIES BOOk-For October;
" Harpers Magazine for do;
bred Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe suthor of Uncle
Toms Cabin fresh supply Just reed and for sale by
sep24 DOBELL Il LISTER.
WHT r.. CHEESE.-2O boxes choice Just recd for sale
w by sep24 3. E. GILBERT & co.
'HANGY OUR BANNE ON THE OUTER WALL,
A FINE assortme emit of Political Flags for sale at
IA EMBICH'S Dry Goods Store.
sepll Main street, three doors below Second.
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RnnEAM uhNES.

EVE Coal from these Mnes being delivered TO
4 part the cisy Evansville. Persons requiring ht
leaving the Companys office (under
Tel graph ofice) will have them put through.
The price will be for this per bushel
or the Mines.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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r. r rs
square, lines less time SOC: three times S1
week 81 SO; two weeks 81 50 month"; 81; three
onths 81 six months $40; year. SIS. Discount
advertisements Cards of six lines under So
aunum charge marriage religious notices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25
LOOK OUT!
REMOVAL OF ~ MYERS.

Importer Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
AND DEALER
Bourbon, Rye, Monongahela g. Rectifed Whisky
EEAS removed from his old stand to the new corner
Main and Water Streets where invites his frien
anu euStOmerS TO call
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25

SCOTCH ALE ANDIONDON PORTER.-
y quarts Ale casks quarts London Porter;
do pints do; do pints do do;
sepIs L. Il. COOK son.
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THURSDAY MORNING, ::::::::::: ::::sEPT. %
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25

CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-02
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EMEW |


Three days Later-FInanciaz crisis IN Coastanti-
nopte and Norway-Peace Conference still in ses-
sion-Breadstuts Advanced.
BosToN. March 27.-The English steam Propeller
Emew, arrived last night from Liverpool having
sailed thererom on the 18th inst she brings three
days later advccs.
The Peace Conference were holding daily sessions.
Nothing had transpired in the Crimea.
Fifty thousand British troops were reviewed at
Balaklava 9Th March.
The White Works were blown up at Sebastopol
2Sth February.
Advices from Constantinoplc to the 28th Febru-
airy state that Austrian Courier had arrived there,
with propositions relative to the Danubian princi-
palitics.
A financial crisis had occurred at Constantinople;
exchange on London advanced to l.37 and on Vienna
to $40, the English pound sterling rated at LAO.
The Minister Of Finance had appealed to the mer-
chants inviting them to devise some remedy.
The river Danube is again open; Lloyd's steamer
had commenced running.
An order to suspend hostilites in Asia had been
forwarded to Omar and Selim Pachas
Advices from Norway announce that serious
commercial crisis prevails there Twenty CONNER
cial houses had suspended in Bergen alone.
The Manchester market was firm but with only a
moderate business.
The American mail steamer Washington had ar.
rived off Cowes.
MARKETs-Cotron was quiet and less firm, sales
on Wednesday 18th, 5000 bales.
Flour had advanced. Wheat advanced 3d. a sd.
Corn advanced.
Consols 91f.
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Later from California.

New YoRK, March 27.-Thc steamship Illinois,
from California, with dates to the 9th, arrived here
to-day. The missing account books of Adams &
Co., recently washed ashore near San Francisco. The
first section of % miles of the Sacramento valley
rail road has been completed. The Legislature had
passed resolutions depre eating the election Of Banks
as speaker Of Congress
The Indians were committing depredations at the
mouth OF Rogue River. "a persons were murdered
l.. the 23d February. A battle had taken place at
Puget's Sound, between party of friendly Indians
and Chickatants.
Gen. Wool, with U. S. troops, was to leave San
Francisco for Rogue River in few days.
The Legislature Of Oregon has memoralized the
President for Wools removal
A bill has been introduced into the California
Legislature to erect three States out of CAL
ifOrnia.
The markets were dull. The receipts of gold
diminishing
LATER FROM THE IsTuMUs.-The South American
Chilian war-steamer CaZado toundercd near Maule
the 30th Of January, and over 800 lives were lost
Advices from Costa isica state that Walker threat
cned to attack Punta Arena The government had
sent troops to defend the place.
The Indians on the Atlantic coast Of Paragua had
attacked and partially burnt Santiago and New
Grenada.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-02
KANSAS AFFAIRS.

Emigration to Kansas seems TO be rapidly mug.
me Bling, Is well from tie South e The North On
the 10Th steamer left ST. Louis with 400 Southern
emigrants and eighty cases Of rifles Many South
erncrs are said to be taking their with fhem
One South Carolinjan recently took with him City,
another thirty and another twenty and It is stated
that Ave hundred slaves have passed through ST.
Louis for Kansas, since the opening of navigation.
The abolition Legislature, lately in session at To-
peka, has Adjourned. Gov Robinson the abolition
Governor has backed out from his position of armed
rebellion. He advised the Legislature to adopt no
measures in opposition to the federal government;
and before adjourning that body provided by joint
resolution that the laws which it had passed should
have no effect unless declared in force by future
Legislature. Gov. Shannon, under the orders of
President Pierce, had issued writs and was making
preparations to arrest the members; and they, es-
tceming prudence the better part valor adjourned
and scattered to their homes.
There was black Republican K. N caucus in
Washington City on the 25th, in which Messrs
Pennington, Seward, Giddings, Banks, L. D. Camp
bell, and others took part. Mr.. Seward announced
that unless Kansas admitted at once as State
his friends in the House would refuse supplies, and
thus stop the government. Mr. Campbell also spoke
in the Giddings and Seward strain Mr.. Campbell,
it will be remembered is the same gentleman who
occupied place on the stand and who spoke, side
BY side with Mr. Haughton, of this State, at the
cent K. N. ratification meeting in Washington City
Mr.. Campbell is good american !r'
Judge Douglass measure is the true one-the great
measure Of pacifcation in Kansas affairs. 1t is to
crush out rebellion-hands off as to slavery; and
then, when the population amounts to ninety three
thousand four hundred and twenty, let them frame
State Constitution, establishing slavery not as
they may choose, and be admitted into the Union
and no questions asked but one-is the constitution
republican? Mr.. Seward threatens to arrest the
government if the wishes of the black Republicans
do not prevail. The people of South ask only for
justice, and that they will have at all hazards; and
if the worst should happen they will be able to take
care of themselves.
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kalS, surely Eshss bee. runnis = aater
sz ee Nish Ais .ouasass. end psr-a
y 800 = - z. -, 3
8 youf honor. the saly qaesfon hecver szels
ns Kind Of way to let him look q ny savefy
bs6k book So yor hmor, 1wss oneasy find whet-
Dos!.s he calls hinse who ssys be can tell every t.G
shafs 70 happen besides showing body the likeness of
person they TO mary. well, your bosor. give him
talking about the h... .a
or things that nyseh eoadn he tmld would
De married 70 hne young scntiem, a.d have plenty Of
money ana Here the Alderman dealcately
honor mother had thirteen And Bddy began
lining the hem Of Aer apron. "WAen axsd him to show
the Likeness he said fifty EXTRA when hsgot
ture that made rne almost out with place Of Iha
big, good humored face there Of those poor
looking apologies for with hair his face Than
like broom handles Musha says you think Pm crazy,
to marry such thing that Your honor it wap the very
Pctr Of the dandes thro Chestnut street, with winners
shawls about them"
The have decrced it, ma'an, saws he With that my
timper honor, for thought the know uushn
Po!se he meant that stars in their breast You and the
polls be begging your honor for enuf every
decent woman mad to have such thing poked her for
husband But when he said it the heavenly he
and that would come to pass, went home almost
Distracted at the Thoughts of bad luck and when told
lhad he got into teri bic passion and that he didn't
expect much give the Dr. plenty Of law Here
the Dr. interfered only you nativity madam, aad
tod you the according TO the most scientific
formula Och do hear the cid dccevng villain how he
with the shaw-now Thady got the license and are
so be married mt Easter you old thief.
The Alderman inerered held the Dr. in $500 bail to ap-
pear at the next sessions where Mrs Bddy OBady tells
the tale the City fortune teller Judge Kelly will
likely predict Dr. VS. location and residence the next
months with such marvellous cxactness Nill be
pic in ways than to the of Phil
adelphia. OBSERVER.
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h FAD THIEl
New Goods and Groceries!
H. r. WEATHERS'
FAMILY GROCER Y MORE.
= <A1A0A oAsOSAs<s 'xOxs.
ION Market S0uare \

ION Market Square.)
VzVHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
Baltimore with complete and wellselccted supply
OF Dry Goods Groceries, &C. Among many other articles
fine stock of ladies' fine drcss Goods; Silkx Layvha
Ginglsams, DeLaines, Calicoes, &c.
Fine bleachcd aud unbleached Domestics of ali vidths
style. - 49, '
Cravats, Wrappers Handkerchief and Gloves.
Ready made clothing of all styles and prices just from
the Factory. ~-t : - - -
Hats, Boots. Shoes Trunks DC.
ALSO. Croskery Ware and Queer's Ware of various
kinds-Glass Ware, table cutlery &c.
Fancy artcles-Breaspins. combs, brushes fsh-hooks
and lines, buttons of all descriptions. .
Bacon, Lard Butter Meal and Flour and all descriptions
of groceries, kept coustantlyon hand Loa pulysrsed
and crushed Sugasscokee Of the best
candles, very cheap. -
Nails, Castings. Hardware, Trace-chains Hoes, &c.
Fine table salt in small Sacks starch toI-c and snuff
OF all the various quaIities-powder, shot, DC.
Call and examine for yourselves have really splen.
chasers, short credit. -: .f+- "a
Gull quick, too, or You may lose bargain:
K K. WEATHERS.
Raleigh, March 2S, 1856. l6--w4w.r
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vBs Our reply to the Fayetteville Observer on
the Currency is prepared, but crowded out. We
can assure that paper that our answers toits ar
tlcies are not the result Of much cogtaton." We
DO not pretend to be even ha!f"a lawyer" yet
expect to be able to expose thoroughly the unsound
ness OF the position taken by that journal in It's is
sue Of the 9th ut The subject isl plain ONE
The Observers argument in relation to the law Of
due. bills will not bear examination.
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Acou1rTAL.-We learn that Reid, the young man
who shot Check, time since, in the vicinity of
Chapel Hill, was tried last week at Hisboro' and
acquitted; Judge Dick presiding We understand
that the jury was tied for time but finally brought
in verdict of ''justfable homicide"
Rockinghana Democrat
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Later from -Europe.

HALIFAX, March 2e-The steamship Canada, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th March, arrived here to-
day.
The Peace Conference was still in session. with
favorable prospects of settlement of the points
der consideration Prussia had united to take part,
and Monteuffel goes as plenipotentary.
LIVERPOOL, March 15.-Lower qualities OF cotton
have declined one.eighth, and closed dull with a
tendency towards further decline-Breadstuffs
have considerably advanced, and are firm. Lard is
quiet and steady. Naval stores arc firm. Consols
924 to 92s.
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THE STATE CONVENTION.

Two weeks from to-day, the Democratic State
Convention will assemble. Many meetings have
been hid to appoint delegates and the best feeling
animates the Democracy We sincerely trust that
all who can conveniently attend will do Let us
haze a full Conrention- Come up, friends, by hun.
dreds, prepared to give your voices and your inu-
for such measures and for such course as will
most surely advance our great principles and en-
the triumph of the candidates who may repre-.
sent those principles before the people.
The only hope now left to the country is in the
Democratic party. We have the numbers, but num-
bers, without energy and organization may be over
powered. The victories we have won by much eff
fort and many sacrifices can be rendered permanent
and valuable only by continued energy, vigilance,
and organization.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 29th, 1856

That one half of the world do not know how the other
half lives is trite saying true when first uttered
nearly century and though intended for London quite
applicable to Philadelphia and every other city whose
of human beings co9gregated together Sheltered
amidst the thousands who toll for honest living large
number of individuals who independent Of labor the
lily of the Valley, and yet, like Dives, clothed in
fine linen and fare sumptuOusly every day The most
inent among large class who said to live their wits
the Asrooges adcrs and other dealers the
occult Sciences whose advertisements crowd the columns of
the daily press. Every body ready acknowledge that
they humbugs and nobody will acknowledge their be-
lief the truth Of their predictions, somehow they
able expend large advertising besides living
style that certainly requires pretty large income which
be derived either from the possession of the philoso
piers the pockets of creuous public. must be
confessed the latter the most likely mode though Of
their clients will acknowledge the "corn'
But sometimes happens that these scientific gentry
other people of course for small consideration that they
neglect their own and though friendly with the
heavenly stars find but little favor when they fall into the
hands of Mayor Conrads stars.
The great Doctor V found himself flew days since,
in little fix, which suppose he overlooked in the hurry Of
business when he last consulted Mercury, the planet
posed be anspscuous to thieves and shaers He
brought by terrestrial the charge ogcttiBg money
under flse pretences from Miss Biddy McGinniss The
facts Of the better learned from Miss Bddys
statement before the Aldermaa when called upon
COMPLAINT against Dr. v, the world Astroogcr
didn't he cheat entirely oat of
enty- Eve with his thieyin' humhuggery.
Alderman ought to have better sense, maam than
consult such persons.
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TIL e M A II X E + s /.
NORFOLK MARKET.

- NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED THE "NORTH- AROLINA STANDARD"
By A. NJ. M'PHEETERS CO.,
Wh0Lesale Gr0cers, F0,7pardng Commission Merchants
NORFOLK, March 90, 1856.
FLOUR-Market well supplied and dull-prices continue
decline, though the demand is active for the last
day two. We quote 8. F. $6 81; Extra $7s1 IS;
Family sssz@e9.
COTTON-The demand is animated and supply good
We quote 915@l0 for fair to prime
NAVAL STORES dull-Tar has changed hands largely
in the days. ~. Spirits Turpentine dull at
37@3S for whole parcels-smsl lots S5@40c.
BACON-N. c. Hoground l2c; Western Sides and shout
ders s1sl01S; Lard The market is well sup
piled With groceries without change of prices
WILMINGTON MARKET.
WILMINGTON March 90, 1856.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES small, apd transactions light
Sales yesterday afternoon Of only 55 bs and this morn.
ing 40 do at II 50 for virgin e. % for yellow dip and
ST 25 for hard, ID $50 Tbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The price gave way u cent
Yesterday with safes of 249 bbfs. at "a cents b gallon
This morning i4S do. went at same figure
ROSIN-Sale yesterday Of 20 bbs inferior No. at 81 30
y bb In Common note sales also of $3.50 bbs at 81
10 for large and Il for medium; and this morning 1925
do. at 81 10 for large bbls.
TAR-No change Sales yesterday Of l5S hbis at 81 40
and 400 do in order 81 AS This mersBg lS@ do Ut 81
40 n Dbl
COTTON-4e bales sold this mosnile & sk@sx cts. 3
b for low and strict middiisg. 49,
CORN-A cargo of 2,e00 bushels seceiyed and nnsod.
TIMBER-Saes yesterday of srafs u Is SO @ % so y
NJ Jour.
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Notice to our Subscribers.

Tia Standard apN be sent to any hereafter unless
,s order for the be accompanied NTH tho cash and on
II, LIST day Of Nay 1885, the cash rule oiu Be established
nth reference to all su6sc6ers and all sOho mag be in ar
rs at that time sciH be erased from the list Subscribers
Hb dy informed of the amounts of their iadedtedness
s..irey and .ce shall adapt plan By scaich they
Iii thereafter regularly notified Of tie dates at scha
,,s;r subscriptions aciN expire.
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ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-We are under the pain
full necessity of recording the sudden decease of an
other young townsman. On Saturday, the 2Sd ult.,
Mr.. VIM. S. Pitt, Clerk of our County Court, was
taken sick with the mumps, and after few days
partially recovered; but having somewhat exposed
himself, he took violent cold, which produced sew
eral hemorrhages although quite feeble, he again
appeared to be conyaescent, and continued so until
Monday morning last, when, after getting up and
eating breakfast as usual, he suddenly seized
with a spasm and died instantaneously.
Iarbor0' SOutherner.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PnLs.-Scrofula Salt
Rheum, Rheumatism, and all skin or muscular dis
eases, can be radically cured, if the Ointment be
rubbed into the part affected salt is rubbed into
meat No external disease can long Withstand the
combined power Of these wonderful medicines Sold
at the manufactures, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New Yord
and No. PA Strand, London; and by all druggists,
at 25c., 623c., and 81 per pot or box.
The KANSAS INvEsrIG ALTON CoMMIrTEE,-It is un-
derstcod that Messrs Sherman, Howard and Oliver OF
Mo-, accept the positions assigned to them on this
as soon as possible for Kansas Ex-Gov. Reeder
left for the Territory the passage of the resolution
Whitfield will 60 out, of course, with the committee
WdsA Star.
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az Our thanks to Hons. s. A. Douglas, Asa
B'ggs, D. S. Reid, and L. OBJ. Branch, for public
documents.
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RATHER FIsHY-Albert Pike. VII, HERALD i
CONSIDERABLY PiaUED.-The Wilmington Herald
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WAKE.-There was
large and enthusiastic meeting of the Democrats of
Wake, in the Court House in this City, on Monday
last. VIM. R. Poole, Esq, presided, and Capt. De-
Carteret and Mr.. Green Ii. Afford acted as Secre-
tarles. The meeting was addressed by Mr. Sidney
A. Smith, of Johnston, and by Messrs. W. A. Allen,
W. w. Holden, A. N. Lewis, G. II. Wilder, and Ed.
Graham Haywood, of Wake. Proceedings in our
next
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

BACON is in good demand at IN cts. The market is
better supplied with C0RN-sses 1t Is 10 80 cts. COT
TONWe note sales on Thnrsdny Of extra lots at
cts-principal sales At TO ~ Flour is dn again and
prices lowef-we reduce quotations BEEF ON the
hoof s to 6L. ~ - es..sss
SPIRITS TURPENTINRis down to so md 81 esnta Per
gallon. Raw do. no change, ca.
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A SrABBING CAsE.-We learn that couple of
negro men quarrelled and fought at Messrs. Beck
with & Claytons Livery Stable, on Monday morn
ing last; and that of them-Frank, belonging
to Mr.. Parker Rand-was dangerously stabbed. The
negro who inflicted the wound was arrested by
Constable E. E. Harris, and lodged in Jail.
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HATsl HATSgi HATslgl

-rNAr WOULD NAN DO WITHOUT HAT?
w But is Is not better 70 have sdcs HAITI
As usual, you fnd At No g Fayetteville Street,
Straw: besides variety Of soft Cashmere hats. lsdes
Flats, &C. .zsss1s w. d. & n. .. Iuoa 80
z April j. 1856.
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nR. L. C. MANLY HAVING PURCHASED AU-
JBURN, nine miles east Of Raleigh, on them. C. Rail
Road and adopted it as his future residence enders his
professional services to the people in that neghborhood
March %, 1856. Ss-6w. :
wv ANTED, AT WALNUT GROVE, ORANGE
w County, eight miles north of Hillsboro frstrate
CARRIAGE PAINTER, to whom liberal wages will be
paid. HURDLE 4 HURDLE. =
April l. $50. 39-tf. =
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RAGS! RAGS I! RAGSlyg $50
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR Cor
IL TON and linen rags Largo small quantitiesaake
81 w. b.
Raleigh, April l, 1856. g8S-8m
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
wolcottville, March 3d, 1856.

A Court of Probate holden at Salisbury, in and March, A. D. 1856.
 Present, JOIN G. MITCHELL Judge. The Trustee of the Estate of HAviLA LooP of Salisbury in said District, assigning debtor, having represented said estate insolven and having given notice in compliance with the order of this court to all concerned in said estate to appear before sid court the present day, at l o'clock P. M., at the Probate Office in Salisbury, in said district to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners. and no one appearing but said trustee, this court doth thereupon appoint Jared s. Harrison and James Lsndon, judcious and dsinterested persons of said Salisbury commissioner on said estate to receive examine and adjust the claims of the creditors oi said estate, and said court doth decree that four months from this date be allowed and limited the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims to said commissioners which said commissioners will meet on the business of their said appointment, at the dwelling house of Havilla Loop in said Salisbury, on the 2d days of May and July next, at o'clock P. NJ. trustee to cause this order to be published in two papers published in utch6eld, in Ltehfeld county. for one month, and to put Q kke copy thereof on s public sgnpost in the town of Salisbury nearest the place where said assigning debtor now resides and said trustee will also within week from this date put like copy of the in the Post oce at Lake villc Conn.,, postage paid directed to esch of the following named persons viz to Peter Bonested of Copake, New York Mir Nichols of New York city :: Wm P Stickles of Hillsdale, Columbia O., New York; Warner Catlin, Loop < Co, New York city |; A. A. Chapin, New York city: s. s. Warehouse of Amenia New York, and Gaylord Wells of Hartford aty Coun- true copy of Heeori: JOHN 0. MITCHELL. JudSe