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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-16
CIR Markrts Iatr5t Dutel

Chattanooga. Team
Bacon, hog round lac. -. Flour, Sc To-.
Whisky, $500.
AUgusfa. Ga
Cotton, 126@I4l5 -. Corn, 81 TO-.
Wheat 81. 4O@1 so. :. Bacon, hog round IA
@14lla ;. Rio Coffee, HOPS.
Si,einyyiiie, Team
Sugar-By hid. ll@13H; Dbl, y more.
CoiTee-12@14c.
salt--Fine sack 81 Is, coarse 81; Dbl. 45c
p hush.
Molasses-Bbl. 75c, half Dbl 75@S0c p gal.
Seed-Clover 50 % per bushel, Blue Grass
81 SO, Timothy 81 50@5 90.
Flonr-In bbls.' So o0@7 so; sack SO 90
"A 90.
Lard-13lz@14c.
Cotton-1I a @l3Ic.
Feathers--40@42e.
Corn-70c.
Bntter-l21a @l5c.
Eggs--5c.f
Baeon-very little offering. Quoted at IL
@13lsc from wagons. Sales very light du-
ring the week.
Memphis, Tenn
/ Otoch MAI het.- ilS supp. 10 SiSdtCi choti
the demand. and we quote good beeves at A
f@6; hogs 5@6c; sheep 81 50@$3 e head.
Provisions--Demand.e equal to supply; sides
I15@151; Shoulders 1l1a@12; hams, lao
lie.
Lard, Dbl. 15@15&; key. l6H@17c; stock
light. ;. Corn Meal, s1@1 10 p bush. 80.
Feathers, small supply, and in good demand at
50@ SOC. -. Wheat-With liberal receipts for
the past few days, prices are not SO firm and
tending down. We now quote 81 l5@l 25 for
immediate delivery. Some contracts have
been made for delivery by the 20th inst, at 81
p bush -. Chickens 25@40c. -. Eggs 15@
2Oc.. ;. Turkeys 5O@75c.. Butter 25@30c.
Molasses-thin reboiled 47@50c. :. Bacon
The market continues dull; 1873 g 13c for
ribbed sides. Lard. 1534c p ID. Coffee,
10A@l1.. Corn, white mixed 73c; prime
white $50 p bush.
st. Louis, Mo-
Receipts small--dcmand ight--market dull.
For corn, wheat and -four, there are few buyers.
Corn, yellow Csc; white Zoe p bush. -.
Whiskey 25@26 p gal :. Bacon, shoulders
9Ac; clear sides 121a g l3c....w wheat, red
81 17@1 80.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-16

nr.rAdgettisements are inserted in the or
der ia which they are handed N.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-16
A Practical Difficulty ia The way
of AboIishing P0lygamE

The Charleston Mercury calls at
tention to great practical difficulty
in the way of Congress interfering
with the Mormon system of plurali-
ty OF wives, in the territory Of Utah.
1t says:
Polygamy, as it is called among
the Mormons, is only concubinage,
No form of Marriage is executed be-
tween the two parties. Brigham
Young, or one of the elders. says to
a woman that, she is SEALED" to
such a man, and she goes and lives
with him. Brigham calls all who are
sealed to him wives, but they are
only concubines. Now, is there any
law of the United States making
concubinage a crime? Some Of the
States make adultery a punishable
offence in their courts. But there is
no such law enacted by Congress for
the Territories, nor made by Utah
for the people which inhabit its Ter.
ritory. The concubinage Of Nor
monism may, therefore, continue in
existence With the full authority oil
the United States in this Territory.
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Camp Meeting

camp MettlHs--
There viii be a Cam Meeting held
at Union Camp Gronni 4 miles west
of Fayetteville, on tho Elkton road,
commencing Friday lafare the I'd
Sunday in August nexs
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-16
COME TO THE
SAsM ssSANsNS:.. /,
FIRSTARRIVAL0F NEW GOODS
For the Spring and Summer Trade
a aE 10 y .


lGHAcKLkRoBp & YouNe
- would respectfully inform -cSlssIA \
their friends and the public-lz-za-sz-.zss
generally, that they have Just received and
opened new and superior STOCK of Goods,
suitable fof the approaching season. Their
stock consists OF every article usually kept in
our line.o trade. Having fully proven to the
satisfaction of all that have favored us with
their patronage that it is much better to pay
down for their Goods, than to buy them at long
prices on time, we deem lit unnecessary to say
anything more than that we are still selling
exclusively for cash and good barter and would
invite your attention to our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, assuring you that we can
make it to yourinterest TO do so, as we are de-
ternined to offer great Inducements 10
cash buyers.
We return our sincere thanks for the liberal
patronage that has been extended to us, and
hope that it NAV be continued.
March II. SHACKLEFORD d YOUNG.
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Martin Nunnemacher. of Lancas,
ter, Pa, has been sued for libel by
one Augustus Winel, growing out Of
the following circumstances, Winel
owed Nunnemacher ST. % for shoes.
and refused to pay bill for that a.
mount, kicking the presenter thereo!
out of his office. The bill was then
pasted on the door Of Nunnemacher'
shoe store, and the words ''for sale"
written upon it. The bill was pur-
chased by boy, which proceeding
caused the suit for libel to be insti-
tuted.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-16
~ s sYNA,M'',A'''
find Summer Goods
FOR 1867.

THHE undersigned has received and sssass
i Just opened at his ole stand ON $3.50
the west side of the public square, ~
Fayetteville Tenn, a new and splendid stock
of lSRING AND SUMMER GOODS suitable
for the present and approaching season. These
goods are direct from the eastern cities, making
his stock complete, and one of The largest
ever offered by him to the trade. In fact tits
his misfortune (but decidedly to the advantage
of buyers always to have too many goods on
hand, thereby compelling him to sell at very
small profits. Suffice it to say that without
enumerating the different articles. will be
found at his store, all of the goods usually kept
in retail house. The undersigned has always
believed that long advertisements was fall
ICY, as the smallest stocks generally makes the
greatest blow; therefore he will rely on the
good sense of the people to examine his stock
before buying elsewhere. There has gotten
up an erroneous idea that merchants dislike to
show their goods, for one / can say it is a
pleasure for me to show them, relying on their
good Judgment and taste to insure me sale.
My motto is as heretofore, quick sales and
small profits. To this mammoth stock of goods
Invite the attention CT buyers pledgipg myself
to offer such inducements, both in time and
price, that cannot fail to give general Stisfac-
ton. Very Respectfully,
JOHN GOODRICH.
Fayetteville. April g. 1857.
PSI would remark that will at all
times be glad to exchange any goods have
for the usual barter of the country. J. G.
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

lst, Find of animal is given. :. I'd, color....
Sd, desG ption. 4th, age. 9th, posters
nanaa-.. 9Th, place and time.of arrest
7th, valuation.
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Adjourned

adjourned
Circuit Court adjourned last Satur-
day, after weeks session. But lit
tie business was done.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constables' and Justices blanks just printed
: aad for sale at our desk-oiedp.
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aBNToS DIRE SIS G06IIns

l58MT'S DRS SIS GOODS
RLUE.blaek and fancy French Cloths q !.
A1 black French Doe Skin Cassisneres "a
Plain black Cassimeres, t
Plain, figured and striped Cassimeres. fY
Black French drab de Etc. III
Italian and Queens Cloth. w =
satinets and Tweeds all grades,
Steuben and Ohio Jeans,
Cottonades and Cbambys,
Black satin and silk yesting.
White hBf and fancy MarseilIss resting.
Hosiery and gloves, aiine asso<15srt.
Black silk cra7ats and si2Qt 81 thar2fue1<.
linen and and e esabfg !! Sin inhaled is J
Al ! ll. e ! sAisaI consumption if perslz''
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IA E8 n EE S n HTN
,YNO anybody viii pc given -
L who wants asise or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

Office. rs Common street.
"a @s "a At o nS az .sa
ns
sns s G r s and s lot ri
and fine Cooking Stove, and sundry other articles my0
SUCCESSION OF sAMUELJ. PETERS.
Sale Ee% Estate for pa5G Il" 59n M".a Cs
1TGKsDAY, 4.h June, 1857, at1a o'clock,
qss Of seSp1 sS GGpF Of Ns
9 ' %s rsa n Gearing
sss S4 '1sss
ton Il s' o Of Sf,*s a"e Sss
this city ae Second Municipality Of New orIe7ns in the
a ch init M1 .a ns
Is es a front On st. Charles S rent on Mary street,
Of f"G same with all
the tn, bounded By BY F. New
beers TO- H. 2and 3 each lot = feet front on Front
Is ons the Of Front ron and sam
lots hreestoy brick stores and warehouses; with
j. yTs 5T 81
HF S III 9f toSs skoSD the Dis
S sa"AI Lot y coap
s Ss s and forms the streets
inches lines Louisa street by depth of 81 feet
p es " 81 the Viii 9f hs Pr
poSs s Rs'ss
designated lots Nos and4 Lot No. l03 feet
less Julia street. but by act of sale 100 feet
inches the side line towards No and front on
q feet inches eheupoans y depth tls
line No. Of IS feet inches and "a feet inches
line towards Notre Dame these lots adon
other and the Improvements comprise two large brick
dwellings, with below all the couvenences requisite
in rented good tenant Lot No. ~ feet
Julia street. by depth of A feet 81 inches
wards lots Nos and q and irregular depth the
other side line opening the line 3 inches Lot
3 sss by %
lar line towards lot No. g. opening the rear line OF S feet
lots Nos dwellings of two sores built Of brick
having in each building and to each lot two
brick kitchen, comprising rooms and acabnet Yards
brced each house. Both undere rental Il
good All the property is fully set forth by PLAN
| by G. A. Hedin, Surveyor -
TERMS -Onefourh cash balance credit of ], and
for secured by special mortgage the proper
with from date. and If pat
when due per until finally paid The improvements t
kept purchaser and the policies transferred to t
until first paid The notes TO be dFi
ded into suit the convenience Of the vendors
particulars the several properties and
each apply the office Of j. A. Beard Co. Auctioneers No
S IaEks Arcade. JOHN NJ BELL,
myl3 IL IS rs je3 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Date of Departure of European, California
and Havana Mails, for june, 1857.

to France Holland and Belgium must be paid
81 American to Liverpool and Southamp
tom ~ by the direct to Have and cents by
British Switzerland and Italy should
earlier their destination with three
inland postage ron this office 10 New York.
Bgr- The bark &. Ii. Truitt, ScuIl, master,
from Philadelphia is dischargng opposite the
Mint ssnees requested receipt
their goods Ievee otherwise they will be stored
their expense and risk
my29 GEO. W. HYNSON CO., 80 Camp st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

TALENTED SLAVES ANprRoPERTY ON uRsULINESS
stree,-Esate Joseph Apuente, DECEASED
widow of Iare tougccle
by N. NIGNIE. Anctioneer.
9 ATURDAY, June 20, 1857, at IL O'Clock M,
- the RotuGa of the St. Louis Hotel by virtue Of an order
Honorable the Second District Cont of New Orleans
May 1857 will he sold public auction for account of
said succession the following Aescribed slaves and property
SLAVES
l. JAMES, n negro man. aged A years, laboer and
pressnan, cool subject.
2. GEORGE man, aged about 55 years, laborer,
and good sul. ct.
g. FRONTIN, man. aged about 4S years. laborer and
JENNY. negro woman, aged about 60 years. cook and
washer. drinks
5 vICTokE, negro woman, aged about 40 years washer,
highly recommended.
6 MONIQUE a grill girl, ag 10 years. good
stress and house servant. good subject
REAL ESTATE.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in suburb IRENE,
Second District the comprised between uruies Ma
rails. IRENE aud Bayou Road
Said lot (Flench ~ feet 10 inches front
Ursunes street. by depth TX inches side,
the the Together
with comfortable Iwosory house. covered with slate,
tanning four rooms closet, veSibule, gallery and down.
in the attic kitchen covered with slate
tainu rooms tahing room wash room, Bebee's
cooking with boiler paved yard cistern water works
flower gard The whole in perfect and
forming of the comfortable and desirable residences of
this city
R9-TERM7 AND CONDTFIONS-For the slaves, half cash.
the balance months crel For the proner1y
third cash, and the balance six and twelve months credit
Notes given for the slaves and PROPERTY 10 he satisfactorily en-
dCrsfd aud scared special said slaves ana
beating interest from date until maturity at The rate of
per and after maturity
until final AMI divided into suit the heirs
The ndigs he insured FIR the OF $1,000 and the policy
Acr nf sale before {, De hEmus, Esq, Notary Public
mIlE 25 ifS II 10 ~
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FAGLE FOUNDRY, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

PHILIP RAHM
EMGINks st required
any made five forty horse
well adapted farming getting lumber
Mining Machinery rst and Saw MIL Machinery Forg
gnes warranted much timber other engine
Of similar power.
mandatory of his Engines bnt will only publish the foo.ing
from Charles D. Stewart planter Red River Landing La
for whom he lately put up up an Rf Engine snd,
Mr.. Rahm The Saw Mill, with Locomotive Engine, from
Eagle Foundry Va has been erected and ing
satisfaction having exceeded all calculations when ordering
it, satisfied has already than paid for itself in the
lumber has furnished to the plantation The whole engine
mill and boiler at the time brought from New Orleans
landed of the low Of the water) fully
team load it. conveyed whole the plana
day and had time to This think anothe
great RECOMMENDATION to mill In country in
Instances would profitable the mill the timber,
rather than the timber to the MILL where it evidently could be
Many Of my neghbors my mill every
far superior anything of the kind they
in treaty with another parry for mill and engine
upon seeing mill in operation requested to order
from Immediately for him sing the greatest satisfsc
the of machinery hope
and filed this order 1t affords the
pleasure your mill all who want such
minon and identified and institutions.
yours 'eSpee' CHARLES D. STEWART.
Communications addressed to the manufacturer Richmond
Va, MOSES GREENWOOD, No. % Carondeet street New
| Orleans. will be promptly attended TO- myi9 lat
n1ssOLUTION OFPARTNERsHIP-J
into the hands Of sTRENWs he
| existing between him and EUGENE GUENAUDONi is thi
alone authorized settle all accounts for against the lat
firm }3aE STG sGESAupos.
| New Orleans. May l3 1ss7.-myl6 I'm
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DrU1 az SHgr pE DE
A Wis est par lie present dome nux cream
II cers de la susdte succession ct antres
que celia peu concerner davor dedure dix ous daer
de psente publication les rasons esquee lie compile
presene par fexecuteur de Ia ite succession
serat point appouve homoogue les fonds
mains Observation-Disclosures dit compile.
Par ordre de Ia Cour:
my2S je2 P. S. Witt Gretfer.
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DEgxlExE CouR De DlsTRrcr suocEssInN DE SPENCER
A TTENDU que william Syer n presente
II petition Ia ee d'obenr les lettres
ele la succession yacante de feu Spencer Gates DECIDE
t.
par present ous ceux que celia peut con-
davoir dGue dix jOurs les raisons pour les
quellcs il he serait pas ait drot la dte petition
Par ordre de la cour,
nv ie5
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DEux1EMz CoUR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JOHN
de Ia Nouvee Orleans. TWIBEIL-No lo,lSs.
A TTENDU que III. B. IsuBuisson n presente
n petition la Cou rcet obtenir les letres de
teea Ia succession de feu John Twbe decide in
tesat
Avis par lie present dome que celia peu
davor dedure dix ours les raisons les
gueIes il ne serat pas fait drot Ia dte petition.
Par oriie de la Cour
my3, lei Q P s. WILT Grefijer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

Q JEfIE.Y LIsL-3N CASKS La Erie Montague Co.'S"
= creuln.ed SHEET ZINC. asarl Nos 10 49, for sale uy
sLAkE, STAUFFEt { CO.,
my2d Ct Gi canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02
AUCTION SALES.

BY Z. A. LEV 7, 1T, AuctioneeT,
. Office, rs Common street.
TUESDAY, the ed June, Mt 10 l-2 o'clock,
No 1855 Magazine street. between Girod and Julia ss
will be sold
The contents of said dwelling comprising Mahogany and
Cane Seat Chairs Sofas Sdeboads Looking Glasses Extsn
sion and other Tables Arm m Bureaus large lot Of Beds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-02

The soldier Instantly replied Ii they took generals
for their size, you wouldn't be one"
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k9r Benevolent Association of the Sons of
IoUIsIASA-The Of This Association requested
their Hall No. IA MORGAN street, WEDNES-
DAY, G1s O'Clock r NJ
By order of the President
jas ly AUG. LARosE. Secretary.
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CRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

ST D r f G l. ]. f
For upwards of Professor of Ancient and Mo-
dcrn in several Colleges in the United States, and
French teacher in the High Schools
of the Fourth District has taken No 10 ST. Charles
Mr. Vctor where he ntenos form classes
In the above languages.
There will he Morning and Evening Glasses to suit the
veence occupations Of gentlemen of different professions
TERMS-For three lessons week. in class, Sic month;
for private lessons single scholar according the number
of lessons required by the applicant.
nThe expected be paid in advance. St. Charles
street No l6, over Victor store fe27 3rn
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OF New Orleans. No. 10 2s0.
nv VVRTIINs of n ff,f III RI Fnclaa. tn q

FouRrp DIs1a,cr couar,T b. HART a; \ ROGERS
v VII 2s'6iRs of writ of e s to
b. s s he rsa Rs Sps '
public auction The City Hotel Common stre
ss s
Va 4 CERTAIN JUDGMENT rendered in the Fourth District
Gog5 New Orleans in the sui, entitled Andy l. Rogers
favor Of ANDY L. Rogers and against william f. Leysrich
Ses s hi paid and costs ' Of SOFT with stay d execution
six months from that date.
S TER M Z .ss s5o on ~, sni. s,o.
my2s jel29 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
cogR De HAaT Is l. Ro'
sdsesse pa qnaeeme e con &c District
Makb @ arr ds as
Commune entire les du Camp e, DIES Msgasns la venss
'qSsei EafsS S de
st as Va Is cans n s G
Cou lie dit insemen etc rendu ct sgne lie q 4yr lsa en-
de trois mile nteret raison de six
par an pa dn Premier de Dsesms ISIS sssn
d'sxecu,ion de six mois de eette date.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES momen. de Naturalization
my29 jel 2 Sheriff de la Paroisse d orleana.
f'hi P49i of o1 EanH' BoRENe s
= e. Of E,t q Hss f h to
Parish Orleans will proceed to sell
public auction, warehouse, No. IS Julia MUN
DAY. the 9Th day Of June, 1851 at y O'Clock NJ
| ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
| Seized in the above entitled suit.
| TERMS-Cash the spot
| myT je2 So WIN. G. QUIRK, Constable.
PREMIER coua Pc JUSTICE THOMAS g REA vs. ., LANES
| I'm VERTU dun writ dc fieri faeias n mol
Il addresse par honorable d. F. Mitchell Premier Justice
de PAX Ia Orleans e pIocederai
blique LUNDI, e JUN, 1857, midi juse, No. 7;
| rue de Julia Foucher Magazns-
| UE LOT DE MEUBLES.
Saisi dams l'affaire cdessus.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
| my27 ie25 : WIN. C. QUIRK, Connetabe.
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ECLAR1x'S AMBROrY.'E AND PHOTOGRAPH
y 1919 iI.LEEY, 81 Canal street.
Only Gallery New Orleans where Photographs are made
from liIc life size
AMHROrYPtS Daruerreoypes of all sizes and styles
nti Daguerreoypes copied any size and fin shed in all
STYLES mya lm*
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DERsEVERANCE DOOR, BLIND AND SASH

I
L FACTORY,
of St. Charles and Clio streets, New Orleans.
GEORGE PuRVES, Architect and Builder, respectfully in
forms the bic that he has, addition to his
the manufacture OF Doors Sashes
and Blinds description the above establ ment.
left his office, IS Commercial Place, the nctory,
Mechanics Exchange, Box "a, will be promptly at
tended to- my1 en-
~ NEXVHALL, WALL. PAPER WAREHOUSE No.
/ 60 Canal street, corner Of Old Levee, stairs.
subscriber just received offers for sale the largest
and stock of PAPER HANGINGS in this city,
consisting in part Of sold, Velvet Fresco Marble Stone
On Granite Views Saturies Ornaments and Decorations of
every description
\o large of medium and low price Papers,
Gold Fancy Borders Fire Screens Tester Paper etc. for
reasonable prices, by
ala If F. NEWH ALL,
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L s. B. SMITH 4 CO.,
DEALERS IN ICE.
Solicit patronage their friends and the public generally
Particular attention given to orders from the country
Principal House and Office No "a New Levee. Also have
$50 Old Levee ct the Bulls Head and at the stock
Landing rn3l If
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R9- Bank of AmerIca-Notice Is hereby Civ
that the Capital Stock of this Bank has been fixed at
500 Of business and to be increased to
Sl,0J00GO.
Books opened under the superintendent Of the
ioners Office of the New Oreans Opc
ouas and Great Western Company of Levee
Streets nO,ara Offices of Edw Barnett No.
r and of Edw. Goschak No. 81 Royal street for receiv
subscriptions In add ton list heretofore circulated for
purpose will be kept open until 3lst July
unless the full capital of million of dollars shall have
been subscribed JOHN HUGHES.
J. VIOSCA.
my4 I'd GEO. EuSTlS. Jr.
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of New Orleans. o.7,SO7.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
IN this estate and all other persons herein interested
show within days from the notification,
they have why the account presented by the teste
menary Of this should homoogated and
approved, the funds distributed in accordance ,herewith
By order of the Court:
my2S je26 P. s. WILT, Clerk.
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sEcosP 2 pasIRcr or
WHEREAS, William Syer has Petitioned
w the for letter Of Cura:oship the
of the late Spencer Gates, deceased, intesate-
Notice hereby given to all whom to show
within days. why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
my26 30 je5 P. S. WILT. Clerk.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF JOHN TwI-
NJ New Orleans. BELL No. lUls8.
w ed Court letter of curaorshp
of the late John Twibell deceased inestate
Notice is hereby given to all whom II show
within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of the Court
ny3O je4 9 P. s. WILT, Clerk.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-04
Andrew p. Butler is Dead.

United States Senator Butler, of South
Carolina, died on the evening of the 25th
ut. His disease was dropsy. Thus
have gone the two prominent actors in
the disgraceful scene which resulted in
the brutal assault upon Senator Sumner.
Mr.. Butler has been in the Senate since
i847. He, since the death of Mr. Cal
houn, has been considered the champion
of those extreme Southern doctrines
which find such genial growth in South
Carolina soil. 1t will be remembered
that the late Preston S. Brooks, nephew
OF Senator Butler, made the murderous
assault upon Mr.. Sumner for the Ian,
guage used by the latter in answer to an
ultra Pro-Slavery speech of the uncle.
Senator Sumner, after lingering for
months at deaths door, is regaining his
health, while Butler and Brooks were cut
down suddenly from full health. AS we
thought on hearing of the death OF Brooks,
so we think now, "Man proposes, God
disposes. - Ueve Lerald.