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1hifd St.s sas Asss 6euah = Main, Ksotsk, Lsva. |
@N nEvsAsncss
nstrcpoliess nass, Iss Yosti
Winslew, Lanier o., New York.
VA. Howe, Pssst., Doston;
9ss ~ rssyss. Pssse.. Boston;
:. 6sldsa Thaysr, CAsh'v, Buffalo,
Pssinsala BAak, Dssroit,
I. h BsreA Co., Chissgo,
CAspsatSS 4 Yord, Ciseinnsti;
DARBY 4Darksdaie, 81. Louis;
+. p. Haady, Cssh'r, Clsvelasd.
janslsdAw
4. =. = =. ". rORD,
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:. .Arcs. ~v v.rso1rso1.
wArr~ = w~~~~.~r
K1okuK rsc;y;
i ssnittsscss made st esnsnt rates.
All s.sassas sppsrtaAaiag 70 haakisg promptly
S.sssns. ), R..,.,A r,.,..s ..a -. co,.f.
neut. D. ". BAfLRY. Cashier.
asvsasscEs:
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au Hyy..Ss. r.ns W.. .-,,,..
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49, Sssx,
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G,..A.sS : ~. ~ Si
...s |. S--... 80. -...-- la.~.-s
.gxC0ANo1 AND 0ANK EN0 MOUSE.
ODovge o. AnAsrsos.
TAivA 6sssse, bst. kain aad Johnsoa Ksokuk, Iowa,
VryILL bay Eastern and Southern Exshanes at
w ssss rates.
W.StyIes sstsstion eive, 90 selssetions, s,d mo-
sss. ssais1d at rates OF sxshaa o. free of
- Usual banking facilities granted 70 ems.
toners.
nRSnn 10
Winslow, Lsnisf Co., banksrs, N. York City.
= Ciark, DodC Co.,
IN. Clark o., hanksn, Philadslphia.
Boy, niis:n.srEsr Co., Bankers, g. Lesis
:. ". Clark Bros,
John J. Asdsrson Co., :"
Giiinoss Z Brotherton, Cincinnati.
v1es nosn IRON A. A. 10 =. -.
SeIy -. Io.o.-0Iy .-
Al. pfnIHe. n-K. LOVE-
D3MINO y LOVE-
fBuossesoss - A. L. Dsming Co..
DanksFs and Dsalsys A Exchange,
MsIa Sfrssf. Kssksk, JsSs-
pAHIiCULAk attention given to collections.
k.W. Clark. Dodge Co., New York;
Beshs 4Co,
Adans baektaghsns,
| J. ". Clark o., Boston;
Drexel Co., PhilAdsiphiA;
E.W. CLARK Co.,
Johnstoa. Drothsry 4 Co., Baltimore;
=. ". CLARK I Bros, st. Losis;
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OHIO AND MlsxgssIPPI
BROAD 0UA0E RAILROAD.
U. 8. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Carrying Ae Grsss Northern and Easssrn Mesi
NEW ARRANG MENTS


YoR TEE WINTER or 1867.
fwo fsnoUou rRAIHs AHp oss NDovAL Accon noDA-
rIos rRAn DAILY tsuxptr ExcErTEpl.
nNand after Sunday, Nov. 5oth, trains will run
Morning Nail train leaves ST. Louis at 7:A5 o'clock
\. H., and 3. ST. Louis Depot at $50 a. n. Even
ing Express train leaves st. Lsais s4s r. n, and
&. st. Louis Depot 4.30 r. n.
The 6andoval Accommoda alton leaves Sand ov Al at
r. on the arrival Of tbs illinois Csatral train
from the North and Sonth, aud arrives at ST. Louis
ai a:z5 p X, making the aics sst and most direct
route between 81. Louis nni Caro- and points north
ON the Illinois Central Railroad.
The Nail and Express trains make direct and
certain connections 81 with all kss
trAins, thus making the sho and possi-
BILE route tfor the prsssnt) to New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Washington
City, Louisville, Cincinnati, and all the eastern
citiss Also Cairo, and al points north the ILL.,
nois Central R.R.
ONLY ONE cHAK0B or CARS TO CHICAGO.
This II tho best and only reliable route between
b. Louis and Terra Haute, and the Eastern Roads
ont OK indianapolis run In irset connection with
trains u the Ohio Mississippi Road.
New York Passengers have ,ice Of four rrailroad
routes from lndianapolis, via: New York Erie,
n \. Central, nsylvania Csntral and Bslti more
Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves OF
this most reliable route between the East and
West, ~ A6orts unusual facilities, being supe-
ricr road, and the only Eroai Gauge Road In the
West.
PAsssngsvs for Decatur, Bloomington, Lasalls,
| Rock Island, Darlington, Peoria, Dunleith, Ca
lena, Peru, To-, 10 connect at Sandoval with the
Illinois Central Road for tae above named points,
direct.
Passengers for Mattooa anI Chicago, connect at
Odtn With Chicago Branch Through frosa 81. -. dis
with one change Of oars.
Through baggage checks given in this city, and
sAsEagshAniisd free; giving passsngsn notroubie
| at the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
can be procured ~ tAs odiecs, No. - and 80 cor
eth and Chsstnut street, atsr the Planter House
o. No. 81 Levee, corner Of Wins.
n. b. Bath oMcss cxastiy on the corner, the
only places TO obtaia reliable informstion.
4 lSAACWYMAN, isn 4 Ticket Ag't.
D. II. Caaisrls. Aastsr Fran spostaaion.
| IAN lid
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No. - Msin.st near Oeden's Bookstore, Keokak.
TUSf received, and now ready for sale, anew and
sJ large assortm ment Of Boots and shoes. those
wishing to buy will find IL for their interest to call
and examine goods, as We shall sell al prices 10
isnlod J. s. KIMBALL AGO.
Trustees sale Of Neal Estate.
4 N pursuance Of Deed Of Trust, executed BY
i Vim. Henry 8riswold to Salem Charles, dated
the first day Of March, A. ID. 1854, conveying TO
ssid Charles the southeast quarter, and the east
half Of the southwest qus-ter OF section number
twenty, in township number sixty-teven north of
range number ave vest, In the county OF Lee and
state Of Iowa. TO the payment 70 ssd Charles
Of the sum Of two thousand hve hundred dollars,
in i've several promisOry notes Of even date with
said deed Of iye hundred dollars each, with inter-
est after maturity ~ the rate Of ten per cent peS
annum three VI which notes are payable IN one
year from date; and two in two years from
| date which said instrument Of writing au-
thorixes and empowers the faid Salem Charles, or
his attorney, within twenty days after said last
notes shall become due and 70 sel the said
land 1T the door Of the Clerks ofce 10 the city of
Ksokuk for cash. after giving thirty days Previous
notice Of the time and place OF said sale By publi-
i cation in . Newspaper Published in said city,
| and the said twenty days having more than
| eiapsed, and the said money become due, snd
the said Charles by virtue Of said power, having
| appointed George Chaplin his attorney TO proceed
and advertise and sell the same and forclose the
equity therein. Now therefore In rursanee Of said
trust and In accordance with the power 50
T. the ssid 8eorgc Attorney for ssid Charles.
give notice that will proceed to sell the above
described land under said deed Of trust to the gh
/ est bidder for cash. on Saturday, the eleventh day
Of April next, between the hours Of ten o'clock ..
m and four p. m. at the front door Of the CLERK 9
once Of the District Court, in keokuk. Iowa, and
/ execute good and sufficient deed Of the premises
GEORGE CHAPLIN,
March 10, b7-dAw30d Atty for Salem Charles.
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A r the Agricultural w arshausc and Seed store,
"A Fourth street, corner Of Main. fresh and full
supply Of arass, Garden and Flower SEKDS.-
Those in want Of Garden Seeds may pxrEsp upon
getting an A No. l article If they will favor us
with call All Seeds sold by the pound, ounce, or
paper, to suit customers. MEARS Widen.
mchf0, to sp1. w3m
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NO. 80.
ScrIvon q GallagAeF-
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
90 Dearborn 1T. Chicago.

scrIvsn 4 GallagAeF-
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
81 Dearborn-st. Chicago.
BagsI Dagst! Bags!i!
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO BAG
WI AAnafsctory, liz Dearborn street., Chicago. Ill.
FLOUR, BuCkWHkAT,
CoRNMEAL, HAN, FARMERS
OSNABUkG~ANDS STAINLESS
GRAIN SACHS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and ~ The
lowest market prices. The designs for bfandint
new, original, and not TO be surpassed in this csan
try. u. w. ASHAkD,
Juiy25-diy Postofhcc addrrss--box 1877.
ChiCags new wholesale
CIGAR, TOBACCO SNIFF WAREHOUSE,
No. ~ Randolph Street ILLS.
ME are nov receiving = large and choice stock ef
wv HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Eins.cst, sneking, Plus Tssaecsf
Having direct Communication with parties IN
NORTH CAROLINA and Virginia, tho sosSee Of
production and manufacture Of PLue TonAcco, en-
ables us 70 Offer some very choice brands of these
eslebTstsd Tobaccos 1T very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
to examfneour stock. j. r. JORDAN co.
II Randolph -. .topposise Young America, )cAieago
June n ,56dIy
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on.J. - poS1n9o0A. -. D. =. LiSTL1.
DHs, Rost0Dger = AissIs,
1AVIN0 associated themssivss In ths lsastics of
IL tAsir psofsssisa, rsspsstfslly ssr thsir sssvi
- 70 the puhlic.
- -0Ase, Third street, kstWssn Main aad JeAn-
son, 6chley sieAr stGss. vAsrs sAs the 9th
~ Of them may bs eonstaatly found. DR.. Littis's
sstAsnss IN the Dsdlsy Houss, corner Of Msis Aad
| Sth ~. [dssl4-d
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ninger,s sewing Machines.
323 Broadway, New York ~ Clark street, Chicsgo
YIyHEsE Machines have established great reTu-
i tstion, founded on substantial exceiience. The
fair pro6t OF using one of these
employedis
$1,000 = Wear.
No Tailor, Seamstress, Shoe Manufacturer, Sad
der or other person having ng or stitching
can afford to do without one. peculiar merit VI
Singers Machines, which other kind can justly
claim il that the same Machine will DO every Kind
az work in perfect style. They AIe strong dursble
viii keep in order. Whoever buys one may be en-
tirely certain IL will do his work Every large pri-
vate family ought to have ono
Allwho wish complete and reliable information
in regard TO sire and price Of our Machines manner
Of working, and method oi purehas,ng vnl All oth.
either Of our ofscss for copy si -. y. Singer
Co. = aasetts,"a paper devoted to the Sewing Ma
chine Interest. twill be supplied grstis.
T. M. SINGER co.
&8-Local Agents wanted in every town in sAs
union (janl2-d6
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LAW AND LAMB OFFICE.
j. r. DRIxDHN.

A rrORNsY Aad Cesasslier at LAx, asA sesss
"A far tAs parsAass asA sAis II ksal kssaas. Csl-
isssisg sssiasss ssssAAA - pronpsly, tislAs ~.
s.iAs1, Asa : AIasgs Aaohsr el city isas - larnl
always Ter aels.
0aSs bsssssa Aais aaA Johsses, On SsssaAssssss
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1R1u1 10
Winsiov, Lanisr Z Co., Banksn, N. York City.
:. " Clark, Dodge 4 Co., "
R.W. Clark : o., hanksn, Philadelphia.
Nv. Clark AGO., Boston
Bo4y, MiltsnbeYgsr = Co., Bankers, q. Leuis.
=. ". Clark 3 Bros,
John j. Anderson Co.,
Gillnors Z BFotherton, Cincinnati.
~ OAes hoan from A. n. to p. II.
July IL. i8S6.-diy
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d O0All e0Rm TOR 00los
4 FARM eoutsining % a6sss, - 81 IL being sn
"A slessd, choice isnd, only ~ niles fron Kso.
ksk, md miles from Belfast. Yor particulars en-
Sulreof EDWARD KILDOuRNE, Ksokuk, Or oi
GEO. ETANWOOD,
o. the Premises.
StptaR Prairie, Iswa ,Aug3e-AAwtf
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Meets every Tuesday evening at 1sxPx1A1cs
HALL, % Main strsss, bstvssn sch spd eth. Msn-
bsn In good staading are invited to attend.
J.W. BnnoP, CT.
". H. DussSoas, vs.. dsssn.
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RsUsary 4 Dvues.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
~.
nHglCg in aesAAa . bsildins, "a street, Assvses
~ Aaau asA Johnsoa.
Prompt sttsattos given TO solisstiag saA sssus.
lag elsins and sosvsyaaeisg.
Titles - rsai sstAts sxa1Insd and Netasial kasi.
nees trAnaoeto4. Tnov4o-h1y
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nos. ovAuwyo8. WAY DooWn
0WANWTCK q DROWN,
WHOL00AL9 ClothisFs, aad Dealers II Far
w nishing 0eeds, AAAns strsst, svsr B. y. Moo
dy's boot and shos ssors, Keokuk, Iowa.
sspt1-dln-vly.
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A TTORNEY at Law, win Dssseies II Lee 81 the
"A sdjoinisg counties, cod Il ths 6aprsns Cssrt.
0Aee with r. ". Potter. Ks,., sp stairs, - 4ais
street, ". "a aaA lth.
Refers - Assrs. As0svie, ChittsaAsn Co., COL
0sn'l n CARTS, Bssns ksatgsa, Coz 6hAllsy,
sad Pref. J.. =. Stafford. laaslA0y
JAnss ". 1su1SY, ". C. Bunxao usss
RlnLGY HUNk0OU11B,
DRODUCn, Co0nissioa aad B&uardine Nor
i skaats. corner Of Stale and 6ontA WatsT stsssA,
Chiesgo, H. 1sbl1aN
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Al 0UB0Ek
IN :. q. BARBER vosid Fsspeet~
~ fully iafssn his psireas sd ~
psblie esssfaiiy, that he hes ittsa upuO
. haadsooe ssits ol rooms, spaSin9 A--
neither pains ovexpsnss 70 make thsn slegAee eae
ss0fsrtaAs, In the brick bsiAing, vest Side of -
hstwese Main and Johssoa strssts. TAsnkfsl To-
past favors, he soliets eontinssnce u the SANE
- Allopesatioas warranted.
apr1Adly
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LETTER FROM DR.. c. It. JACKSON, ON
THE NATIONAL HOTEL SICKNESS

To he Editor Of The Bo.se. T,nn.c,1t
SIR: am surprised to see paragraphs gong tao
rounds Of the newspapers in which the peculiar as
order which affected the inmates OF the Natona
Hotel at Washington, is attributed TO an alleged ad
mixture Of arsenic or other poison, with the food
or water used in that hotel.
An intelligent Medical Committee made due inquiry
into the origin of the disease at the time occurred
and gave as the result of their Investigations, the
opinion that it was caused BY gaseous emanations
from the common sewer, which had free opening
into the cellar of that hotel while the gases were pre-
vented from escaping INTO the avenues ana streets oy
airtght shoppers traps. This opinion all the facts
in the case fully corobOrate and it will undoubtedly
be sustained by legal investigation which under.
stand is to take place at Washington.
1t is very easy 10 prove that the disorder IN question
did not originate from poison contained IN the FOOD
or water of the hotel for il has been shown that per-
sons who did not eat drink in the hotel were az Sc
yerely affected as those who did eat and drink there
One such case came under my special and daily OBJ
seryatou during my stay at Washington in the month
of March last II was that OF a legal gentleman, VINO
was employed in taking dispositions on the subject OF
the National Hotel disease who spent but SIX hours In
the National Hotel and who had occasion TO examine
the cellar and drains of the house. lie perceived
very disagreeabe odor in the room in which be was
wiring and found il came from an old register which
opened into the cellar He went down into the ceiiar
and found the odor much stronger and on arriving al
the opepng of the drain the blast OF foul air was 20
strong as to exngush the lamp he held IN his hand
and the smen that arose from the drain was very
offensive and almost intolerable.
This gentleman did not eat drink anything IN thar
hotel and yet he was attacked with the same disorder
as Others who had been inmates of the hotel and ne
suffered more than three weeks from H. and was not
quite cured when left Washington.
This one we'll ascertained s sufficient 10 prove
that the disorder was not produced by poison mixed
with food or drink heard Of several others OF the
ZANE nature but am not perfectly cognizant OF the
facts.
From what was able to learn, am perfectly con-
WINGED that the disorder at the National Hotel arose
wholly from gaseous emanations from the drains con-
pected with the common sewers and II IL higniy PROD
able that the very warm days Of February last con-
tribu,ed to the production Of this poisonous missma
No chemical or reliable medical evidence has yet
bo were .ick with this disease had taken any pcsons
Of spy Kind into their stomachs. II is proper, 1t
app, ss 10 me, to correct public Misrepresentation on
this subject and at once TO discharge from our nnas
the unounded suspicion that any individual had at
tempted 20 gross and horrible crime a. the poisoning
Of The whole company of crowded hotel. C. 7. J.
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AccIDEsr on THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD.
ON Monday forenoon, 9th inst, the Chicago tram
10 St Louis ran over a cow Girard Station below
Springfield which threw it from the track, denolsn'
pg the locomotive, smashing the tender, crushing up
the baggage and express cars, killing the fireman ano
woupding brakeman. The train was running al
speed Of 25 miles per hour, clear track, when
cow by the side OF the road the tram approached
close TO her sprang suddenly upon the track and set
cut on a run ahead Of it. In an instant the engine
overlook her. but the cowcacher failed to do It's Duty
and the beast rolled under, the locomotive bounded
of the rails. and hurled headlong into the ditch,
bottom side up, ends reversed. The tender also
pitched INTO the ditch bottom side up The baggage
ear was flung at right angles with the track and the
emigrsnt car was capsized into the slough the hrst
passenger car was thrown into the ditch its side the
re- car alone remaining the track. The engineer
was taken out alive from under cord of wood that had
buried hiro. The fireman was found mangled into
iely the brakeman was covered IN the wreck, bat
strange say he was found not much hurt when it was
suppoeed that he was mashed 10 death The emf
grants were pitched headlong into one pile, but none
q them were seriously hurt, notwithstanding taal
rail- tom from its fastening, thrust itse long -.
through tie bottom Of the The whole cen rs
semb5ed the work Of an earthquake lChicas' INV
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KrxprR SrAbREp IN slse.SlSe STATE PRIsos !:

KEEPER STABBED IN Siss-SrsG STATE PnIsos ~
A CokyIcr.-The keepers attached to ne NAT snoP W
the prison at this place have been much Annoyed y
the mu,nous conduct Of one Of the convct, man
named jaime. II , 'I s.s
a;sd ,bs ;des that no work and al play can be se-
cured by seins Of sickness and attempts At suicide
The officers of the prison having accurately asess-
tanned that his health wss good the deposition 70
work only wanting placed him in the hat shop y:ser-
day but he st refused to work TO enforce e.;c =
Mine the convict was caused TO stand IN one eoo o
~ sb"n unt;l the views and orders Of the agent ard
warden could be received. While In this position ne
keeper, Mr. John B. omsead had frequent is ~hs
to pass and Hughes, taking adyan.ss Aim, mabked
NJ. oimstesd in The back yi;h .siDs .' near tho
The knife entered the left tide q srs sss 1sins an
es Of about sS Ss s.,s, o Of
1s 1ss .fs e
chesi ou. me p1;ry hsn the seyering OF me
o s' hs back Gi'ssd % &C. ..: :aS e' '.s
attention his reeo'' Isiss Sing Republican, April !"
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ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION

" Trsns, 100 miles shorter than other Ro1t. and DO ss
Fifty pounds Of Baggage free 10 cent? per pound on
-Four hours from BY Panama Hsrosd Ihroaen
CALIFORNIA yia Panama RAilrosd The United states
Mail Steamship Company viii dispatch for AsPINWA 2.
TUESDAY Nav Al ocock precisely from pier foot
Of Waren, Sorb Rver the veknown and fat siea. d
ILLINOIS Captain Cha, Bosss, u s. y fS sen.
meet ~ Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship C9npey
MAGNIFICENT steamship GOLDEN AGE }. T. W s,,
Conuander which wiz be readiness and leave mreoi~'7y
for San FrsDosoo. -. ,.,s. x,l s,.anship
Coun.tv aways have extra steamers yibs
ana ready for sea TO avoid any possible eeten'on "
gers mails. -, n.vno1D =, .he oulv OH,ce of
,hs Cofrnsnv No IN Wsstst. corner OF wsn.h
Regular United States Mall Steamer 1''N ~" ~ -
each month.
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Personal LNTELLIOENCE.

A communication, psblished In ne Na,Aeus
ru;on coptradicts the statements which have lately
appeared in reference to Mrs. Polk. That lsdy has
no intention to reside in Wash,ngsos Gsy. 20 ms
nor has she been out Of the State Of Tennessee sinoe
the death Of President Polk. Nashville V her homo
for life -
Commodore Stewart, says The Dnion y no: "a
Washington and has been IN attendance 1t ons Of the
Naval Courts Of Inquiry. He Is in the seventy'nntn
war of his age. a
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ttjattbes, Jswelrp, Sc.

TEwELRY VERY LoW-The 'a :. .elIiOs !. se '
.r,,sor, az ged Jsvelry Diamond knFs no dic,, Oo,d
wkcs,se and rs: ., lee. itsn ~. az sys Ear Rings
Cameo Mosaic, Pearl, CArbuncIe ADo Law
Pine and BrsoelstA
Diamond Pins and Rnss , =, .,,lniue Chains o.
GssS. msS God Guard I.b aad Ss SEN cnA ss,.
Se'e pi,s.'y ,.,th sfones, Seal kineA
- ~. So Jes Gold Eye Gis,ses
$50 * ~ Gold Pens and P'pe'!.
Sois , Tor Dasserreo,ype. or Hair one two, three and
tIT glssses NJ. IA s..rf Pima Chsms
Se is B.. and Silver Hodsrs
oIo Silver Nspkin Rings and Fruit Knives
sIve' WV GfO. G.. ALLEN,
,.4., Al Watches aud Jewelry Wholesale and Retail,
No II Wsll,t. second floor near Broadway.
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surroste 'f
the County York notice hereby given TO IA per
,op having claims against JOHN BLACK, late OF the City o.
nfectoner deceased TO present the SANE Wh
thereof 10 the subsenbeTs the L9Hse OF S"n
plsek No l49 Hanlnondst in the City OF on OF
before the sixth day OF August nextDated New e "
r. law6mTu' T. d. bLAoh, huuiHI,s'.e'.~.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the County New York Notice 10 hereby gwen to All
p, rop having claims sssin, ANDREAS TEfN, late Of we
Civ Of New grocer decreased TO present the same wah
vouchers thereof the subscriber Of the store OF H. A.
sCHABBEHAR No 1Z3 Hudson ST. IN the CITY OF Ns~ noia
on or before the twenty day Of September neSt-Dsed
New York the sd dsy Of March. 1857.
MATTHIAS HOPkE,
CARL p. sCHABBEHAR Executors.
ERNEST A. SCHABBEHAR,)
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A. Y SUPREME COTRT.-JOHN H. SU

N Y. SUPREME COURT.-JOHN II. SUI.
~. DAM and EDGAR REED PLAINTIFF sgt J. B. lRE TOY
deeud.nt-suamons fer nsssy demand ca contract ON
not ,sr,edlo the defendant Ysu hereby 'snmsses ans
rsoured to ss.wer the complaint in th. setsn Which
in III, enc. Of the Clerk 81 the City and Cssnty
AT the CITY Hall II said City the I'd day OF May 1897 and 70
serve copy Of ysa the said eompast On the SAD
sy;h,rs =, thar sss Ne Wall street in the City Of New.
Y.ri within snty s the service OF this sum nioss On
you exclusive DAY Of such service and ou IA, 20
.r The said he the tine aforesaid the paatns
in action VIII tAs ssan't you tor me SUN .,
Pr Hundred aud Forty dollars and fifteen cents with interest
ou the sd day September thousand eight hundred ana
svix besides the costs of this actionDsed May 1901
MCNEIL WILLARD, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-05

CUPREME COURT-Kings COunty-(Suit No.
- 2y-JAMEs WELCOME sssin.t ANN ELIZA WHIT
ING, WINSTON L. WHITING, Simeon L. Church Ma
Scpbs B. Church his wife John Btns Francis Upton,
EGwaId Bishop, BENJAMIN BENNETT, Geosts j. ,ssnes
Ocsr Vsret Edmund VI Young Jackson s Schultz, yohn T.
Mccoy m A. sesrs EDWARD Godfrey, Ab.hsm w Godfrey
and Joseph Godfey-SunDons for Relief tCon net set
TO each Of said defendsnts You hereby summoned nj
required 10 the plant in ihis seon which Will De
Sled in the Office Of the Cek Of the County Of Kings the
City Hall in the City Of Brooklyn, and copy Of your
the said complaint the subscbe a. ther oe
No. % Nsls, in the City Of NewYOrs within tTe1iy
ser the service Of this exclusive OF the
day such service and you fail 70 the said
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action WI apply
the Court the relief demanded IN the sompant-osies
March 7, 1857.
JENNESS WATSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The con paat in this seton was ned In the once Of TIE
Clerk Of tie County q King the Th day Of March, 1871
JENEEsS WATSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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