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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-24
CysleaYO Lsssss Der:

O2GUCNRO A0yUUGEs
fINHk Subscriber q his steam Planning Diiii In
i Moline, Iils., hes jest purchased large guam
Ny OF Chlcsxo Lumber, snd has made arrange.
nspts 10 sspply the demand, which hs will cell II
wholesale or retail prisss tkat eanaot fs 10 give
sstisiae,ion. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which viii b cold cheaper than the, sane can be
purchased elsewhere. HIS SIDING will be Of the
very bsst quality, and his FLOORING cannot be
surpassed, AL dressed aud ready for i'm mediats
JOB PLANNING AND SAVING
Dose on hort notice, 10 your satisfaction. Doati
Ml 70 giyehtn call. Rsnenoes the ptace, head Of
Aain and wslls streets, Moline, Ills.
f8 a4L LkvI HuNGBRFokD.
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CLAIsk's PATENT M1l,I1
Extra Family YIour =.

NJ are nov making very choice A Ma
~ family EAoU1f,a and would i ~, -, !.
attention q hoasekeegsIs 10 It's very .upss .s. ne
keep constantly - hand for sais ~ ~
niddlinGs, or cornsu coarse and ans e..,..
or unbeltsd Flour. ship -Stu6s, nor.
1rAn and scrssnine,,
Give Us 4 call, Cvsh f,r yyhaas y,
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8. o. RRy,s
FOUNDRY and Machine Work

- ounusy 6nu N1hCh1ne works.
ms proprlstor Is nov prepared 70 execute ever
variety cthnsehtnsry Al short notice.
superior Stssn Engines from ave 10 on. hundred
a0fss Possri Engines, Lsthcs, Pisners, Gits, Mills
and sill dcserptionso OF mil vofk Also solo Sssi,u
20 las ~est for the manufacture u McCofdb Amt
friction Horse Power; superior hisva Tor pss
poso ilicndcd We would tnsitc The attention nf
partisrteqainng shatug 10 their djus liable hanger
ard >en-odnx Hoxss, superior 10 any LAiux 10 A..
Particular attention will 10 paid torspsiTAx aA-
ehinsry, aud prom pt attention given 70 al osdsr.-
We propose 10 execute YORK IN NE bsss uaaaet,
and ssA portss requiring machinery or repairing V
favor We win their orders Casting Of all kisds cap
piisd 10 order.
Works On Third street, opposite the Csth oil
burying ground. Oassspors sax n dvp
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

rIAsING obtained the agency for the salo of La
III lies Patent Rrs aud BsfKlsr Proof safes, bank
1zscks Bank Vault Doorsand Frames, We are prepat-
Oh ~ iasnsh a Manuikctnrers prices any 81 these
Articles shost noy~1.
9Asse eaSss ars Ill fasten cd with Lille = Lock- Civ
lag andoubtsd security sxanst thsvcs, perfectly
free from dsap and better nre psoofs than any
Other ssfs made. The burning Of them 10 any bull
ding ssansf historically inyare them aud they may be
exchanged for one at any agency by paying tot
gopslntinx. TIE vsuli doors and frame reliable,
sooaomsssi land generally Used here the,
are best known.
The Bank Lock have always foiled the Burglar nd
| all Bank Lock setins competitors.
The vssous sppiied 10 these articles Jurors
Al mechanical and fairs where they have
alNays obtained the drst premiums abshes The
cer,sisty Of their Superiority Purchasers invited
10 cali aud sxamine the articles, references, cesha
| Gates, &c, before purchasing.
| The undersigned are the only agents. 10 Rock is'
land {lll.) and Davenport liowa1 for the Worlds
| safe Company, ofTfoy,N Y. Orders addressed to
either plASs viii receive prompt attention.
L CHILD 4 BAKER,
i tliaois Sc. Rock lsiaad.
| pNh<-dkV.ly, Second 81. haven poft
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A LARGE AND COMPLETE DTOOK OF
FRESH FIRST CHOP
G1sOCERlES,
AT WHnI E0 IE

Ma Hk su bssribsrs have now on hand, an ara
Il daily f0eeivisg FROM The East and boasA 8
me. Front street, and leVoe
fbuFrows' New BaockJ Dsusspssf, Isos,
aroseriss, Nsils. Glass, Salt, WesAeovess,
Pyovtstons, u.
which they offer 10 the trade al Wholesale
TO Retail Merchants, Hotsi.ksspsss ss1 oShers q
The interior ofths State and Nsbrssks who pafoAsss
81 wholesale, We give The assurance that wc via ~
Pf'eestrsnsportAtlon added.
Msrch , Gfoesrs and Hotel-kesPsss doiss ssa.
Missouri Rsiiroad--lowA City OF fsYther We0 mi
naa 70 their interest 10 make their purchases Of "a
ana oy shipping their goods by the Il. 4 n. 4. 4.
On The river Our facilities are Of Ii 6tst and
we eei the nost positive confidence, that ifyou viii
tutgis US call look through stock, apd lsara
our prices Eno terihs, We shall receive . libesal
.hsIe o. Your patronage; which II shsll DO our aim,
Iulhshihs nrstfhte goods al IA vorsbls prices and
IAlE dealing. TAN rs
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lust Is5a:i.syED TINS DAY,
yartrtp.


NEW MlJkaG.
rp.N,
deceiyeds large loioi i.Is and popular Music for
sAs iAbo, oas ss sna otnef ilafumsns, among
when Ais me .9nowIng
AA1s s"A&
WhShton.
a Ia n,., ~ na' six aoAe sna
kopaisi, essn lily uei theh oiosef,
Down where t ~ NJ sius s Se.is d,aw'. sssatilai
Ly a ~
First Rate shot,ische,,, BIZ d aiss,,
~ ouiss pvna PoIss - n..s'.a
..s.rsuade q NICK steo % 6ne .aa.a f,r =. -,
ara, ansa,a,S
49, s-,;- -.--- -.
4 LARGEassor,msn.ju sto pc min xansfor.si.su
davenport Music store; -
No 10 Ll.l.e now; aAaNDaLL hIG1INs.
GUITAR
Large and ~ Cue $50 rtme nj ose wood Cult
n ars al various prices ran morn a. n, ID AGO.
tiso ViolinsiIom ceEtstotwenty i've do.
iaUAs NO Claire Row. CD
feather Dusters.
Very ane assortment can be found al the Dayen.
"a poH Music store;
csus.
Varied assortms jas; 70 ed Id 10. sale low
- al No Ls Claire Row: C6H
=, uITAR and Violin s,r,ns..pa ever, Hind ofaus,.
~ cal asreAshdise, kspscenstaD,iy on hand al No
lie oisne now q II
The aslielalah,
=, solisetnn Of bgrsb Mas,e lsa shs :, " "
3 bradbury aaa d y loot. he taana NJ M 4 L.
Lair. HOW; 9Th
.s.o,aso,s 50. s,n,..
LARGE and .sll.oIes,sd s,.onma,, in :, .sssiv. ,
~ at prices that annota 10 xlye eniiIa ,.lislxcon
:, Noe Le Claire hos: CSh
L rifs, az ,sanssd ns,ss. As"''1's' f'ee'"~s aHo
SCats 1ssi,. ~. p'i' cxu
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Dry La ia Der.

Il Z
THE subscriber will keep hand at all times hi
- yard on the corusr OF Rock island and Third sts
o. DRY CHICAGO LUMBER
Of essay descrip&oh. VI \ sGl% -. W. WHERLER.
MY 10 DIFF
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LUHD1R LATH and sHINeLEs.
y. Kendall & Co.
Is NJ KENDALL. Jas. GRANT.
the old Mccarthy mil pTsparsd TO MI orders for
n I'll kinds pine Lumber, Lath and sisssd Pms
MN. jane dti
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Malice.

TIVE undersigned bsvis pof chased Iha Interest G
J. Af. bosEoch ln the q I'D Jt EosFs4b, BfeEutf &
| CO., viii hereafter eoL1usl the copper I'm md
| Sheet Iron business .-EdsF the tHs and lite 81
EkEAAk&6. La&5EL.
| N. B.-ihs hss ARA S!Ii setl,s ali sCusuals oss
| 10 or frou tie old Ara.
l sept. 2s.-~d1
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MUSIC

Atss 5, J. WRIGHT takes this q sthod ofinforna-
lag citizens 81 DAvsApon that shs 10 giving
Instructions the Piano, and hat enc y III b hap
~ Instruct ali no may favor her wAh their pat
fjnsso. May be found ii tns sssidsucs Of q. 6.
Us On sIain between 4th and 5th SIS.
X T. + l. X T. n G KS
RsE H. NJ. MILES. DR.G W. Ca RTE II
Ia. J. NJ. WiTHERNA4 ;. G. DAW SON.
sFTER WHITAKER IH0s. BARLEY. -
II. y. BROOKS. Mas. JAB. GRANT.
davenport, Oet. z, leS. du s
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Swan Mills.
TERHUNE & CIRCUIT,
80 u Claire, Iewa.
yTT8 would inforu the ctiIons and trade OF SEQ [,
wv and adjoining counties, that we u.
facsuring very superior article Of Flour which
09sr ~ our neutrality-suspicious. In this paper, and
0ner!he following s
Great Inducements to Dealers,
We viii deliver car flour by the 10 bbls. and up
wxrds guy where with "a rs or IL miles OF our mill
FREE OF CHARGE.
Having the facilities for making the N St mar.
Setabie Sour and feeling thai suit both deal
81 and consumer, &c respectfully solicit aiib raj
share of public Patronage.
Ali ordersls a Messss. Wiley q hiunger's, op-
posits the L. Claise heune, In second ST., and Mr.
Clsas Sss1en In Seeond 81, will be thankfully
-sivod and puActaAlLy attended to. Jan I3.dti
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Forwarding 4 Commission

Intnis branch ofths trade, we are pre- parsd V do
large amount OF busiboss. Merchants and o,hsss
making eohsighmehts 10 our House, Iasy resi- sAsar
ga OF NE almost fidelity part TO their inter-
attention III sales and returns.
and with pleasure.
May Sdwtf RYAN a McCARN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-24

improved Osoillating Steam Engines !!
tCridee 4 wsds~ orh's PatentJ
uanpfaaturoa ct ths HAWksys Machine shop,
Fourth ST., ss.t snd u tho ca
DAVE N p ut, 10 a.
yINHk subscribers are nov prepared TO 0raisR to
L order Engines Of any sss, and tavits those
saptinx 10 call NJ III shop, OF the Sind
may b. seen running. Thee hngines are IN odsls OF
.in piclty and eoDpactnsss, aLd eoneaine a. u sy
40 ali Assf Estsrss Of the ssssasa ssstpv ssstfss
ssrSss with othsss Of great atity peculiar 80 them
.efves n axe sAea tpsfscatsry economical In fu 81
and repairs. We siso make,
nILL WORK Of all kinds and MACHINERY
In general, OF the bsss quality.
MepaSraaH Promptly Done.
Those VIA Iavores with thsf osusSs m~s depend
on bolux served ~ sxlsiscttol
decl0 81 dwi TOWNSEND, SMITH ~ co.
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sl


N eW M ar ket Opene d
TEE PAIGE OF BEEF DOWN!
Opposition copEte6 Composition Dehsd
VIZ could Invite tue ctflz 4as Of Davs4gDtt aud
w aRily 10 cur hss sales room ON Brady
tirs ., opposi the Fssa Dfne. where IGDs> bus Ing
Ia Isrxs of s.ssll aIsntn ~ ~ sl~A!s nu6 gp1d
as riiaalt Vi the bssI vats from wiIi0h 20
Iasir seise.,0ns 81 prices uREI eaBaoE is 30 giTs
satisfaction. +. % -. hGLLB s1
p. b. Meat delivered to uut eussVnsrh Gt4aiB.
tsasong lie distance of Oaf mart 81, bpyg'JE 80
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00U80 " D0P01Sv0e 80 VbaUAbH
comparison with which the Cincinnati any other
i Platform u nothing; which will interfere with
no mans politics II lie composed Of sundry hard piauks
and timbefs, apoa which the nt frasfiooe horse
ssAAd most pAsisstiy no matter whether he be wooll,
t,rse, hobby horse a mule Ii was constructed by
Mack ct Railroad Grocery, not only for his but
for ehs Of his numerous friends and Gu.
TONERS Who drive up and without sighting
der their Grocsrss psg fer ssns and ind them home
when they gst there The public generally invited
70 call and nos only tho platform bnt his goods
and prices for particulars enquire Of any one, Tor
~ body Knows the Arosd Grocay Is the cheapest
ross scoomnodnsiug In ~ city Corner 9TH Brady.
arg IL tas IssN Fl WA. McCAMMoH
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sNRANDALL Il HiGGfNshsye tust opene al hrgs
~ assortment Of Guitars, Vioiins, Banlaes, TsmbO-
rines, &c, DC. Aiso every kind OF Music Hook NJ
use which they will cell very cheap 70 Cash at No
Lo Claire Row .. Oct I'D 1854
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Lat Chance.

ruNRkRk vih ~ one mere and The lsss diftfitSt3"t
II 81 lets by the uuioD Set1leneNt Co. 70 1k1 plsss
- NsU YORK 3 se~ days Cor lots tDotoe CITY, A.
8. Rsiss as. Any psrson whaling " purchase
ess % % ~ oailiSu 40 bAn'L. q ALLEN,
~ n "A and n. 4. ftss
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1861 FALL STYLES. 1856.

n. Green,
Manuf.eturorer and Dealer In Hats, CaDs, Pure,
Robes, Rsckskis Glove and Mittsns.
VITRsrs Ia Tessiya OF our RAl4l sTOCA,
wv 10 which wo invite the attention OF the citi.
zens Of nav en- port, Rock isissd and vicinity Oar
iaeliuss Tor Obtaining zocisSiFeci from nra hands
nnbles US to offer COCA Gods at as how pricss
wholesale and Retail, as any hoase IN tho west
| Hiehes1 raArkes prices paid Tor al kinds Of ship
ptns Furs A. GREEN,
- Sos lie Cisirs'Row,
asp dvu davenport, iowa.
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FELTON, MILL.

A kEsonatabuy N ANUS eturns The beat srsds,s
riaar which they viii sell al loxssl usrks
prices through their agents.
EVANS, LhkN s. CO.,
s~Pts Geruor Parry and second So
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Glass Bugissi Glass Ruglss!
I NOR Trimmings ,jusl reeeiydAt JUoY's,
II Oct 10 Hfndy ST., bet. 18th and htb
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DRIdE Western Reserve and Country Dsiry ghsrse
l. for sale wholesale aud retail BY
Ana hlyoHD 1 VAN PATIER.
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HUNToS's schOolfor Piano Forte, Curtib, Guithr
L Zundels M.iodeoB Instructor and In IN al every
ttnd Of hstrncton relating TO music can be found
Inc Day export Masieslors; #r.
No 4 lis Ci Airs TOW. ca
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lessoas desiroas OF Information concerning this
il poiDt can s.e plat the new Town and obtsi,
hhpsrlieoAss Of prices OIL dis, DE. by sail,ag On
GEO. II. PAEkRB
Once over w,lsy's G,ocefy store sdst x -..s
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ITEMS OF THE TINES.

The Worcester Mass Traascrip relates the bs-
lowing story O! extreme dsstitution in that city:
IAN American family, neat, tidy snd industrious,
has lust made application for aid TO benevoisnt lsdy.
The family sists Cf mother dying with coasamP,
tiop scn Line ten years old, and daughter aged
about sixteen who has supported the tsmy hitherto
by stitch ing shoes but who has been destitute OF work
for sometime The lady applied to went With smother
lady to the house and found the circumstances TO b
as we have nansted them. oedsteed bsd afcaay
been fpit up for 6rewood, and blanket cut up for
stockirgs fo the consumptye mother and the ress OF
The family. The boy was inspfiicienty clothed, aud
they were destitute Of provions, clothing, or fue.
Tie two lscies at once procured mem the nsoessoe
81 life The dsuehter stated that che did not ask tor
aid but for work; ard would not consent to receive
charity il she could only obtain work."
Tie cotton mills in Surbrdge, Mass, stopped run
nirg ast week. for the fret time in twenty pine years.
Two hundred persons thus thrown out Of employ
pent They occupy fifty tensments beosgas to the
eorporston. which has generously offered them rens
free till the looms are again started.
The Dre,ser Manufacturing Company IN Sog'h.
bridge, Mass, have reduced the Eumosr VI "HA"S
hours TO Fix hours per day.
The Honesdsle PENN Democrat SAYS
TIE Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, IN aati-
ton 10 the reduction Of wages, have stopped vorn ~
their mir estsnd on their railroad on Saturdays En
ploymert is thus furnished for only hve Gays IN tns
week Tbis il better than an entire cessation.
The PeLrsylyaria Canal Company have slso been
constrained TO abiidge, in similar manner, INC
amount Of labor employed but the company are
et 70 thanks for the disposition they evince 90
ar well as they possibly Gao Tor their laoorer'.
The Leriston Falls me- Jovra.a says:
Business is very ,ersiby AFT etsd 1y he ssoppsss a.,
of TIE looms and.by short WORK in our ~ .,,
estsblsl ments. The BaggDg Mil sna mS 40 ...ns ~
ee,her few weeks since. 10 the M ~, 80 o,,,
the looms are stopped, and ths Ie@saasf sls 1
fs , week . IL sPs Of r.
tbe w9e-heernng tonr DAYS ia the week. This short
Oh ne % redaction Of the psy hs: ilduced I:1y
wix WIN 10 I.ta,p to their boe' The sg.nt oisa'
s'.' t a. sS:,'s.ss S.o' r..
,aey n' NH row runs four spd half days 10 tho
week. i,,o,ro n. that .oma NJ
the grocery merchants Of th:t oity aFo pepsiog 70
;ssus ,hinnlasters for small change.
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Gated, though ignored by the Epgtsh pspers, is the
submis sion Of the Kbska Tsrsars 20 Russia The,e
clans amount TO 1900, 900, and their county ei-
tends from the frontiers # the Province Of Irkutsh
to the great Monaghan Desert They are hive Of
warriors and have lately learned H. despiss The Chi
nese Emperor, their former suzerain. The Ru.ran
promise Of lowering their tribute, and few judi
cousb administered brides 70 their chiefs, have at
once extended the Russian boundaries far into Cen
tIal Asia. The country thu. acquired as large az
France with the climate Of Southern France II il
the Italy of Siberia Together with the recent ac.
QUESTION OF the country watered by the Amoor,
Russia bias gained in Asia as large territory since
the accession Of Alexander II IS France, Belgium,
Hospd, and all Germany taken together II
seens indeed, as if China we're The real object of
Russia, not India. A.P. c.
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the first nine months Of the current year. s e., 000
Geo. NJ. MsgDe consi lers the 6asncial c0nd-
ton OF merchants and manufacturers, and fnis il
sound and satisfactory. The crops have been good.
The tendencJ 70 extravsgaut Speculation has been
restrained by the wire counsels Of Government.
Readers Of The 1RIBISE will recollect the warning
hints Of this nature, 30 frequently quoted into my
letters ID 1868 and 1ej6. lit is" he says
worthy Of remark, that during the late years 81
q so much difficulty which We have passed through,
" and IN the midst Of commercial disastsrs which
" most of the central msrts Of Europe and the
New World have suffered, and still suffer, the
gravity OF failures with US has rather progress
ively diminished" From the tone OF a sufficiently
distinct ausiop, made 10 this report, TO tue recent
petitions and desires of Chambers of Com nfrce and
private bankers, it 10 evident that Government " Il
not order the Bank Of France to suspend specie
payments, Dor give forced currency 10 its paper.
IT il IepIeseDt i that the actual pressure Will be
safely passed through without extraordinary inter-
ventiOn Cd the part Of Government
regret that have neither time nor space to
quote IN full q column from the Steele OF yesterday,
contributed BY Edmond Texier. Ii contains an
abrdgmeDt OF an account which he received from
of a msjor in the EDg.h East Inds Conpauy's
service stationed at Cawnpcre. This lady, whose
husband was killed there whose daughter was vic.
late be fore Der eyes aud then murdered and whose
infant son was torn from her arms and dashed TO
death againtt wall; who then was On eyewitness,
aid surely not fayorably prejudced witness, testi.
fees distinctly and from her own knowledge that
NeDa SSbib after the capitulaton Of Cswnpore, ex-
erred himself to the very utmost 10 restrain the muir
derous fury of the Stpoys, and have the articles of
capitulstCn faithfully Observed. The lady, by won
derful chance managed to conceal herself after the
sls uglter; but two days afterward was carried by
S.pty TO NeDa Sahib. BY his order, she was sent
away 10 boat, AMI finally arrived in .afety at Agra.
This account, SO markedly different from and it
would seem, on much better authority than those
We have hitherto seen in English prints, 10 worth
attention. 1t certainly agrees better than they with
the previous conduct and reputation of Nena Sahib,
and bears likelihood Of truth with it. That be
should put himself at the head of the Insurrec.On,
We can well conveive aud are almost ready 10 eI.
cuse. That be should be unable to control mnl.
ttude Of soldiers who were under his guidance at all
only BY virtue of their Immediately preceding viola.
ton of all rules of military discipline, is most natural
and would be natural even were they civilized in
stead of barbarous mutineers.
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THE REVOLUTION IN YUCATAN.

RI POKTED SURRENDER OF CAMPEACff.
YucstaD papers Of the 10th ult two day. later thar
our own direct, received at tho City VI eXico, ana
ouoted by a0nttOr, report tue surrender oil Cam
pt achy TO the Government forces. IL will be remem-
btred the revoutionts hard beeieged therein at
last accounts BY way Of Merida and Sissl.
The revolution in the Island Of Carmen. and ell
slorg that coast however, had with this event taken
Few life, ard the recap,ure Of the surrendered town
was now all the cry. The whole people were 10 arms
This we have from the City OF Mexico. Bat re-
ferIjpg TO our Vera Cruz papers we find no confrms-
ton Of il. They had there nothing later than our own
Intelligence. The town was in state of siege. but
writer on the subject in the rogreso did not entertain
the idea Of its speedy surrender N .. Pic, Nov. H.
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- MTR-GEORGE CRARY, Plaintiff against RICH
AID c. FAG0 snd LUCINDA his wife Benjsmin Hutchin'
son min Hutchinson Ambrose Stevens Jesse Little,
Peter Wsrep President Of the Mohswk Valley Bank James
suitor Edward r. Travis, David L. Seymour, George A.
SEYMOUR Samuel Msbie Johu A. Griffin Edward N Lynn,
James Dcoker Walter r. Ravens. The lion Bank Wilsn
j. echenek James Rutherford, John Robertson stephen s.
Murray Harmon X Wells The Agricultural Bank OF HsItmer,
Jona,Lsn Christie defendants TO the Defendants: You are
hsr by gu required TO the complaint In this
acton which win hled the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Herkner In the town Of Herkmer In said County
and copy Of your TO the sad on the
EswYok within twenty days after the service Of th1 sum
exclusive Of the day Of such services and
al the sd complaint within the time aforesaid,
~ plaintiff In this action viii apply 70 the Court or TIE re-
Def demanded IN the compliant Dated Aug. 10, 1887.
FRANCIS q. HOFFMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The compliant the above entitled action fled in the
orc the Cerh of the County Of Herker 18th day Of
August 1857 FRANCIS s. HOFFMAN,
90 Inv6wThs Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
CUPREME COURT, County Of @,c H1.ssf' ~ ~

cUPREME COURT, County Of 1rc g1sseT' v.
~ Auspdtd Summons SAMUEL vAs VIZ 49, ".
SnN%Rp WILSON and Jane HE wife ssmae. l. ~ moost"
.sa As,, n; ws ost T. s.so' May To@po1
Charles d. hsnnise insa wilsa secsssea wilian Small
John Kelly Hugh Kelly ' Wit, William Bur Ma tAsw
FsneD jacob BO 1.ss wissa Raoh W Ls.A. wl.on
Bsnf srson ~ James Wison and Isabella bis .ifs Miohse
Boyle sne sSny and Maria his WIFE George sweeny, Ed
va s-sep, Humphrey Sween, junior John ness and
Ulster County decesssd whose name - not
Ss,.1jy hnown-sunmons- Reh.t-COm not ser 70
.h of the sbovepsmed Defendants: Yeo are hereby
oa.S and rquied 10 the complaint IN this sctop
eh vii be fed the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Of
mater Al Kingston In said county and TO copy Of your
70 said complaint the subscriber .. his oce No.
Pnes IN tho City Of New York within twenty days after
he Of this summons exclusive OF the day OF
ssch service; and fall TO the said complaint
,hn the Aforesaid the plaintiff Ia this action viii apply
fbe Court r the relief demanded in the comp.aiDtDatsd
Eevyosk, August %, 1851
v. W. VAN vECHrEN PIaintiGs Attorney.
The complaint In the sboveentitled action fled With the
eYt OF Ulster County King ton the let dsy Of October
MI A. v. w. VAN VECHIEN,
oiS IswsxT plaintiffs Attorney.