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MORE INDIAN OUTPAGES.

We published yesterday morning account Of the
rescue of one of the captured by the Indians at
Spirit Lake last March, aud of the expedition seat out
by Agent Flandreau 10 the two remaining cap
tives The Henderson Democrat Of the 4th states
that the friendly Indians who composed this expedition
had been met and murdered by the band of which they
we've in semch, and that but one Of them escaped to
tell the tale.
The Government has ordered six companies Of the
10Th Infantry now stationed at Fort Smelling 20 90 out
into the Sioux country, against the lower band OF
Dacoiah Sioux, at Spirit Lake and Des Moines; also
among the Jacques River Indians The theory OF the
Government is that the professediy friendly Indians
are silent party to the outrages committed in March,
and they will in future be held responsible for the con-
duet Of their renegades. Dubuque Rep, June III.
Col w. ii. Mobiles PaeGc wagon road party-a
splendid ccmpanytf about 50 men, well ofiicered-
are about to sart from ST. Paul where they have been
waiting fer several days at an expense Of three hun
bred dollars per day for the War Department to for
ward heir arms--wil go through the country nhab-
tied by the outlaw Sioux and il they meet them, viii
surely bring in their scaips.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
FoRr LElvEswoRTH, X. T., May 81, Il

FoRT LEIvEswoRTH, X. T., May II, 1857.
To TIC Editor Of The Missouri Republicans
SIR: send you outline Of the movement OF
troops from this post during the past week believing
flat il nav prove of interest 10 come OF your many
readers.
Lieut. Colonel E. Johnston st Cavalry and two compa'
mics 9Th Infantry left the 10Th Col j. will run the Southern
boundary Of Kansas and against any hostile foes he may
meet. r -.
,usndre Company {, capt Wood, Company !, Capt o. l.
Anderson Lieut. Ipsahau Second squ.dro-CoInPa-
MES and X, Capt w. ID. De Sau.ITe commencing G'.i'
TI,mp.oni COMPANY X let Lieat. d. Bell commanding "a
Lieut. j. II. Taylor. Company h 6th Infantry Capt n ~
G.Ib.tte % Lieut. o. X McLemore Company q 6th uisn'
tiy I'd Lieut. J. A. Smith commanding Lieut. J. X Cllrcn,
tx Caslry OusrternaeT Surgeon, J. j. b. Wright h-di'
cal Chc.T ,. -, In ~
the 18th Sedg~ek agsnst the Cheyenne lnan
Eir,t ompsnir. and h commanded ~ ospt
s stuis.; Company r, CAPT sturg' I'd Lieut. Sf'I'
tepden Con peuy H. Capt, r. w. Is. Newly lst Lied Jas
McIutyre I'd LIEUT. Lors Second Squadron -Compane:
q ana D. Capt Jas Mcintosh commanding Company y "a
to,h LIST Lieut. b. Stanley. u Lieut. L. LolnAx Adutaat
lat; F. Wheaton Ous.termss.eE; AsssaEt Surgeon T. ~
Cunty, Medical Officer
Col T. v Sumner, with squadron lst cavalry lei on
the 2ith. -. =, m -
Sq.dTon Companies and A, Capt. ". y. r. BeAi eoni-
CsupsBy A. Capt Bssl Let III. 1T ~ Perkins zd Lieut. N
H. Riddick I'd Lieut. A c. Clburn, Adj let Lieut. T. D.
Stuart Reg QusrteTms,ttri Assistant Surgeon T. Brewer
Medical ofc.T.
on. squadron Cd Drsfoon. will join Smnei Fort Kearrey
and three 9th Infantry Fort Laramie Col Will
90 sfan,t the Ch-ytnne kiow.s and other hostile tribes
will unite with hsJo sedg~ck in the Cheyenne country
rt Bent Fort.
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4 BLOODY AFFAIR-LNFIDELITY or A
UTEE
cor-..,,nra.rr.,f III. Cincinnati Time.

Correspondence Of The Cincinnati Times
CAIRO, Jure 4, 1857.
Amsn named John Gala CHER has been living here
for some two months boarding in one Of the raiooat
taveus which still iniest our evee. lie s represented
TO be han-vOrking, peaceable man. Some time
ago he sent for his wife, whom be len IN your city,
ard il appears that on her trip down she made the
Acquaintance Of the wstchmen Of the steamer, and
consented away with him to 81. Louis, when he
! ould get ready 10 take her. Yesterday morning
Gallagher heard OF this, and applied 70 Judge Coch-
ran for advice.
The Judge told him he had better take his child
and let his unworthy woman 60. This Gallagher CON
ciuJed 10 do His wife heard Of IL, and che called
man named Enooh Mcpherson, who Is from Coving-
ION Ky and who having a raft Of lumber beside the
floating boarding house, had made her acquaintance,
to assist her in retaining her child.
Gallagher took away his baggage, and returned last
evening 10 get his chld He had picked the little one
ND. and was leaving with il, when Mcpherson said:
Cd d-n you, LEI that child be, or viii cut you
all 10 pieces Gallagher paid no attention TO hun,
ard was still moving I'll. when Mcpherson plunged
knife into him but short distance above his heart
Mcpherson ran. Gallagher pulled out a revolver and
fred. lie shot Mcpherson three times, once IN the
arm and twice IN the back. Mcpherson, hncine Il im;
possible to escape, wheeled, and approaching Gal
lGgher, gave blow which knocked him iato the river
Gallagher swan to the raft distance of twenty feet,
come cut, and both parties drawing their knives,
went at each other. They fought full ten minutes,
decorating each other dresdiuiiy number OF oy-
ISLANDERS looked on and were so terrified that none
dare interfere. Among the observers was Mrs. Gal
aeher. who looked cooy upon the whole transaction
without evincing the least emotion. The bloody con-
test was at last ended. Gallagher succeeded IN plung-
ing his krfe clear through McPhersons heart, and he
felI at his feet dead man, without even utterlng
gIOHn.
Gallagher was taken into custody. He is cut AMI
hacked DIRE adfuly and this morning his recovery In
considered doubtful. The Coroner held an inquest
last night over the body Of Mr.. Mcpherson, and the
jury returned a verdict duplicating Gallagher in the
| change of murder This proceeding ia sad to have
| been comic burlesque Gallagher has consequently
| been removed to the Jail The affair has caused q
gloom here so dreadful are the details Of this tragedy
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Incest, ISFlSTIcIDE AND ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A
younc woman named Miller, living in Sullivan County,
Indiana was recently delivered Of living nfant the
fruit of most revolving crime The father Of the child
il The womans brother. 1t appears that her con-
dition was matter of Dotoriety, and after the
birth of the infant its sudden and myst sricus dsap
pearauce excited strong suspicion OF foul work. The
body Of the infant found by some boys, engaged
in search buried without coffin, under some bushes
The mother on being confronted and questioned, de-
clarsd that the child stborn, but the physicians
who were her accouchers contradicted her, and as
serted that it was born alive The woman then de-
clared she would die before she would tell anything
more about it, and, at the first opportunity, cut her
throat from ear 10 ear with Q razor; not, however,
infictng a wound which would produce imnae-
diate death. She then preciptaed herse feet fore.
aeeps In her descent she caught the rope and chung
until il let her down into the water which reaching
her waist chilled her through. She was brought up
alive and efforts are being made TO preserve her life,
but her recovery is xremey doubtful. The woman's
relatives Immediately started in pursuit Of Miller who
was preparing to take hasty leave OF that part Of the
country and, with view to intercept him, on Mon
day they took the down train from Carlisle and came
on about sixteen miles and hearing word Of the iu-
gitiye returned. About four miles this eide OF the
station where his pursuers left tho cars, Miller and his
wife got on the train and being recognized were ar
rested by some persons and sent back from Vncennes
10 Carlisle in charge Of the brakemen.
Evansville lind Journal.
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REroRrED HOMICIDE BY Sou OF HEsRY CLAY
HIS FLIGHT AsD COScEALnEsr.-1he Ctscsardt,
e. Numerical Of Saturday contains report that quar-
re! took place on Thyrday, at Lexington, Kentucky,
between John Clay, esq IL the departed states
Fan. ard horse-trniner named Edgar. High words
pared between the parties, and led finely TO per
foual encounter when Clay drew revolver and hred
twice at Edgar. One ball entered his mouth, ana
passed out behind the ear Another ball lo5gsd IN 'no
beck Edgar il reported MORALLY wonndsd, ana y,
perhaps dead before this tine Clay inineda'Siy u"
Lexington, and has not been heard IRON ance. me
parties have not been on amlcapie NflDs loI spno
t,ue. John. we beliaye. u the youngest surviving
sor - Henry CLAY. OF bis elder orothersy one
H.. fiav iva killed at the battle Of Bgena
V;.ts! ard another, James Is. Clay, 10 now Demo
cratic candidate for Congress-
r. sor NoRrHR0P KIDSAPPERs.-Ths A1dHy
rhs-,1 .Ioyrual makes some inquiries in regard 70
~. ,of, proseqvi entered against Merrill and Russell
=, he last over and Terniner which we would an
swer by saving that since the indictment Wa ionnd,
The i:trct.Attoruey placed in possession OF fs
lat while proving their gull IN MEASURE would
nreyert conviction. TO speak more plainly, it is
nore than suspected that Sol Norhro9 was an accom-
nice in the sale calculating 10 alp away and share the
tpos but that the purchaser was too sharp for him,
ard instead Of getting the cash, he got something else
issn:os<a-
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In.b;ry n wen armed NJ well % many o. the dee
persdoes. and the shooting became general. The
Rspg of rcwdies broke from the room BY back doors
mssy Of them who came up after the melee oom-
rnenced. immediately fed-fnding that they were
coming rs close quarters. =,
By this time az least SO citizens hsd collected, all
well aImsd-fOr il well known that this gang Oh
rcwdies could have at their command 20 or ieo men
very wisely Withdrew Five persons were killed, two
citizens and three Of the desperadces. Taylor may
recover.
At this stsge Of affairs the city authorities cona-
u,sre,s .As multitude 10 disperse, sri they imme-
dia,ely obeyed the cems:snd.
Great eacitemen. sti prevails We hardly dare
prophesv what may be the result before the matter
ends There viii be a meeting OF the ei'iEens THIS
evening.
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HUSBAND SUPPOSED TO HAVE BzEs PoIsosEo sr
HIS WIYE-About a month ago Mr. Rosa Of handsna,
Ouondaga County was taken III, and died suddenly.
Last week, some Suspicious circumstances having
come to light the body taken up an inquest held,
poison discovered in the stomach, and evidence taken
upon which the Jury returned verdict Of willfa!
murder against Mrs. Rosa, who was therespon ar
rested and imprisoned, TO await the action Of tho
Courts. II is proved that she sent to Auburn
for the arsenic and borrowed more from neigh.
Dor. but il is not shown that she administered
the poison, or that she had sufficient motive for
the crime The Syracuse Standard says num-
Der Of the friends of the accused were present. LITER
the rendition Of the verdict and when she was ar
re.ted among them her father, her little boy and her
.rter The scene was hesrt-rendeing. She protested
her innocence Of the crime and called en- God a. her
wness; bat her relatives appeared grefs,rcken and
ino0nsoiabIe On the way TO Skaeatses che inquired
IL she could have the Of any cooks 10 the Js ana
being answered in the affirmative, said she wanted
rothing but the Bible. The accused woman " the
daughter Of Nathaniel Lef.vre. old resident OF tn,
rlsce and man Of large property. The Rosa family
also Teside in the neighborhOod and are reputabi
Jeople and in good circumstances The case natural
" eyctes deep interest in that quiet and respectable
neighbOIb0Od.
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DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT


CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western North and South western States by soe
tpuous Railway This Road also connects at
With daily Of Steamers to all porte In the Western Rivera
end Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamers to Az parts o.
The North Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT San be forwarded to ane
ftom the Great West
TIssr CLAss-Boos Shoes, Hats and Caps, )7so.,,. y
Druss Tin boxes and bsles), Feathers turs, &c:
Rscosp CLAss.-Domestc Sheetng, Shifting and
Ticking lin original bales Drugs I'm eaks Hard o. eeneF
ware Leather lin rolls OF boxes Wool and Sheep II"
sets Eastward, &c.....,.,.....'. .ss'..''''';'.(
SrrRp CtAss-Anvis Steel Chains lin essksl 50 ceps
Henri Bacon and Pork sslteo Qoose OF in sscks) fo0b
$cb.sto manufactured, except Cigars or cut &c
YoukrH O. Ass-Cofee, Fish, bacon, beei Ans
Sori lin oa.is or boxes, Eastward) Lard ana emu
Lard OH NAILS Soda Ash, German Clay, TAI "" ~
Pitch, Rosn, 49,. .'''''''''''''
PLovR-Sl y Dbl until further nouce- a.,
ps.m-O cents ~ 100 p until further notice. -,
CsTrox- bale NOT exceeding 800 weight untn foAs
In shIppps Goods from point east Of ee
"Nin Pennsylvania ksroAo All
as 10 the Agents Of this Road at Phiadepos OF
YSstsbursh viii be forwarded v ithoot detentAon
FpEIeHr AeEsys-Hsrrss, Wormey So memphn rcnn
A. y Sass Co. St Louis; Mitchell son Evsn.yine
I'D nuue.ns Bell 4 Co. and Carter Jewett Louisville
Ky C. Medium, Madison, Ind. sprisman Brown, sno
lyyin Co. Cincinnati; N. w. Graham Co, LanesVtne
Oh,o. I.sch Co. No 81 Knby-st., Boston, Leeoh Co..
~ D k,.or House NewYork and No. William st., New
vo,s, j. Sneeder Philsdriphs; Assraw Rooos, nIka
NOS Geo C. Franciscus, Pittsburgh.
vi II HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, rhi!soepnA
n. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona IA
msy l. 1851
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TEXAS Dr.prnADors.-The San Antonio papers Of

TExAS DE.PERADoEs.-Ihe san ANTONIO papers VI
the Beth ut. have the following startling new.;
It's well known that for long time past some OF
the most desperate murders and robber.s, horse
stealing breaking &C., have been going on in
San Antonio and the country around and last ngnt
borrble murder was perpe,rated below. The wife Of
II. De la Gsrza was killed in her own house By some
seven or eight asassns and the house then robbed OF
money and veusbles. reward Of 900 was offered
this morning for the apprehension Of the murderers,
ard Sheriff Henry with posse, fastened 70 the place
Of the bloody scene.
About u o'clock gang Of some dozen desperadOes
had collected in the city the west eide Of the river
usry OF them in daIkened room, sort Of resort
for the moment. Here the shooting commenced be-
tween the ds-peradoes and three four citi.
zeus. Fielstrop killed Of the desperadoes, and
was Tho; through the head by another. a, this awful
uuciure, jim Taylor, than whom a Drawer man never
lived gave orders fer three Of his comrades TO
follow bim-and al the same moment he broke
through tie widow into the dsTkened room. AZ nc
entered, BIZ Hart, notorious character, shot DID
through The breast and az the same moment gun
was pointed at Bill Hart By another person, "heh
Taylor exclaimed, lie has shot Ine, let nc 'h"''
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ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IL rIII CENTR L. RQI-TE.

The Penusyvana Railroad connects Pittsburgh with ra
roads aud from St Louis No Alton Gaeua and Chcaso
III Frankfort Lexington and Lousvile, KY Terre Haute
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Belefontane ssndusky Toledo Cleveland 20.
lpbus Zsnesv2e hssson and Wooster, Ohioi H,o with
be packet boats from and TO New Orleans 81 Loais
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets for the Ess be had az any OF the ABOVE
mentioned places in the West. 49,.
will find this the shortest most ehPeouous ana
coufrta6e route between the East aud West . 1890
PROM YORK TO ClNGiNNATi IN ~ 50 :, aoUKs
IRON NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 20 HOURS:
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 70 HOURS
Fare O. low q by any other Route.
See handbills In the hotels Of this city. -,
Through Tickets further information may be had o. we
oasee of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No 2Astor House, Broadway.
j. l..
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-OR
IN and after Monday 49, 1887 and until further noto
Passenger Trains will leave Pier feot Of Dusnes " follows
yiz
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at a. IN, EN- Buffalo
MAIL, ut g. M, for Dunkitk and Buffalo and htesns-
Gate stations .
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at $3.50 p. IN. from foot Of
Chembersst, vie PienOnt ta scaens aud intermediate
stations.
WAY PASSENGER, at 4 p m, for Newbursh, Middietows
sDd intermediate stations
EMIGRAET p. M, for Dunkk and Buffalo and hafer
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
EXCEPTEDl
NIGHT EXPRESS, nj p. M, for DunkiIt every day.
NIGHT EXPRESS, at p. m, for Buffalo every day.
These Express Trains connect at Ema with the Enira
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls 1t
ngharuton with the Syracuse and Bngheon Railroad Tor
eyrasuse Corning with Buffalo, Corning and New Yors
Railroad for Rochester at Great Bend with Delaware Lscka
and Western Railroad for Scranton 1t HoInesvis
with the Buffalo New York City Railroad for Buffalo, II
Buffalo ana Dunkirk with the Lake Shore Railroad f Cevs
lsnd Cinsinn stn, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, NC.
HOMER RAMSDEI.L President
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The Favorta set fore and maiE gaff topsails flying
lib and ttaysa the are as Of which 67 81 square
feet equal TO 26 min. - sec. The Haze set fore and
mail gafl and b topsails, flying b and staysai No
|, tie areas of which 9S 50 square feet, equal
TO SO min. sec. The Silvie set fore aud main gaf-
topsnis and fyingo the Of which are i, l45O1
square feet equal TO 10 min ) rec The Wiigeon ser
foe and main gaf and iib topsails and flying b the
areas Of which 20555 square feet, equal TO 70
min. and 5 sec.
SECOND CLASS.
The America set main gsf-topsail and stayssl, the
areas Of which 1917 square feet, equal to 10 mip
ard Ia sec. The Sea Drift set main gaf-topsail and
staysail the areas Of which are 69i.32 square feet
eQus, to IA min. aud % sec
All the above yachts being schooners, the deduction
Of ten per cent from the areas Of their sails Is here
made. These times being added Ia the tunes of start
ing will give the following corrections:
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The Ray and Wavelet of the third elias. did not start.
In consequence of the force of the wind in the
morning previous to starting, and the of the tide
at starting it decided that the start should be
with all sas deck, and that all the allowances OF
time would be given upon coming in.
The yachts were therefore started in classes. The
times Of starting together with that of turning the
stake boat off Long Island and the buoy off the South
west Spit and arrival given in the following tables:
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PRUTEsTs.-Ihe owner OF me HaIt SUuuI'1'eI p'v-
tests against the Julia and tevorin, i1r p1siuS 20 te
westward of a buoy claimed 70 be on he West Bank,
ard against the Minnie for fouling the Haze IN turn
ING the buoy Of the Southwest, SPIT.
The owner Cf the Island FaFu protested aga'ns' me
Iuckey, upon the supposition that her sails were OF
greater ana than that by which her allowance OF uwe
was computed.
/; was submitted, also 70 the Committee that one
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Netu:NorkDailp Gtibn,re
THE LATE REGATTA.
OFFICIAL REPORT.

NEw-YoRK. June IL, 1851
To he Editor Of The " Y Tribune
SIR: The Regatta Committee Of the Annual Re-
gatta, which occurred on the 4th met, submit the
following Report:
There were u Yachts entered, viz:
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Eegal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewY York notice il hereby gwen 70 AL
persons having claims against HUGH EARLY late of the City
% wloIk contractor, csceasrd 70 present the same WITH
vouchers thereof the subscriber the office Of r. CGm
No AZ Wallet Ia the City Of New York before the h
lSS1 MARgARFST FAIRLY Fx,cptyix and
ia lswsnTu DANIEL KENNEDY, ExseutcE
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EORT HAMILTON BAY RIDGE and STATES
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-summer Ar

rsngeme1t-( Sundays xceptea) THns going East Leave
Brooklyn Greenpo daily, and on Saturdays ats ~
p m. for Rvehead at a. and $3.50 IN for North lsip
.; IN. $50 p. for Farmingdale at $3.50 and
6 D. for Syosot at IL and $50 IN tor Hempstead
.; 10 49, and for Jamaica at and 10 ~,
and L. 80 g. and ?. m.
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Uaier Cnre.

IRE. j. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE,
~ Berger Hsht. Hsdson County, NewJerscy Is minutes
from either the Hobokep or jersey City Ferries
nR O. w. MAY has opened his HIGHLAND
~ HOME wATER-CURE at Peekskil, ~ y where he 10
rtIared TO treat disease stct hygcotheIspeutc pTne
% His success heretofore guarantee Of the sill for the
future
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bing-
AVA hsm,on, n " eight hours ride BY the aud Ere
H. For Circulars address the phy scAD H. NOKTh NJ u
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Ale0iral.

DROPSY CURED, (even the worst cases "A
Physician DESTROYS retiring from long Practice ana
sr 10 do ali the good can DESTROYS % make kaown TINS
means Of cure ard will send Of charge the full RTe:rP
non. with full Instructions Address NJ d., Station b. Ne"
York Post OHce.
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CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Thee nervatng and
- relaxing effects Of the present hot render neee
T prevention and Of sickness for every one 70
take some punE and Alternative medicine. We have hesi
A;on that the original and genuine Extract Of sar
sSpar prepared by A. H. d. SANDS is the beet medicine
the the stomach and bowels ali that Irita
frepared and sold by A. B. d. SANDS, No 100 Fulton
New York.
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- York-Aun Seeye, Adm nistrarI and Jeremiah Loder
Administrator Of the goods &C. Of John seelye deceased
Plaintiffs. against Andrew HoOgand Executor and Rachel
Pam EIecux Of John f. Psrr deceased Mary Davies per-
sousy and AdniatriH Of David Davies, deceased james
and Elizabeth Hogg his wife Jonathan J. Jones and Mary
bic wife Thomas Edwards and Catherine Edwards his
wife Samuel Cole ard Ann Cole bis wife John Dave, and
Davies HE wife Elizabeth Davies Rachel DAVE
Mshs Davies and Shsdrsch Davies Summons. the Defend
ants THOMAS EDWARDS and CATHARINE EDW ARDS
his wife, SAMUEL COLE aud ANN COLE his wife aud
sHADRACH DAVIES and each Of them You hereby
required the complaint this action
which will be filed ia the office Of the Clerk Of the City and
County Of NewYo aud TO copy Of your 70 the
said complaint the subscriber at his Office No - Cedar st.
in said city within twenty days after the service Of this
Iclusye of the day Of such service and
fail the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiffs this action will apply the Court for the relief de-
handed In the complaint.
ISAAC POMEROY Plaintiff Attorney,
No 70 Cedar At. New Yorh.
The compsDt in the above entitled action filed in the
Office the CLERK Of and County Of New York at tine
City Hall in said city the 18th day Of June 1857 New
Yofk June r. 1857. ISAAC POMEROY,
Je16 1swlOyTus Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Tin q the FaVOTa Sea UfI btlng 10 u Ut
cls,se. no addition cr extra canvas Is here made.
This allowance Of start being deducted from the
times of sailing viii give the order of speed of each
Yacht not only in each class but in the classes com
biped.