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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov 23.-According
to present intention. Hon. Mr.. Lamar,
of Texas, will be appointed minister
to Nicaragua.
The affairs of Utah occupy the at
tention of the administration, but no
definite action has yet been taken, in
view of the late advices from that
territory.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

A man named Vincent, who kept a
drinking saloon at Nos. Is and lG North
William street, New York, was killed in
a scudle which took place between him
and three foreigners, who assaulted him
with the intention of getting possession
Of some money which he had on his per.
son. He was stabbed three times in the
breast and died soon after. The murder.
ers escaped with the money and not one
OF them was arrested.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
LAND EDsS SALE.

Bv virtue of decree of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced Au-
gust Term. A. D., 1851, in the cause l.. w.
Goncc vs.. Madison Williams, ct ais, will or
the first Monday in January next, before The
Court house door, in Winchester, Tenn, sell
for ready cash. a ract of land Of one hundred
acres, more or less, adjoin NC the lands oil
Madison Williams. A more particular des-
crjption Of said lands will be given on the day
of sale. HUI. FRANCIS, c & M.
Nov . nrS fee 2 40
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
Written for tho Home Journal.
ED.

At the residence OF Madison Porter, in
Winchester, Tenn, on the lst Of No.
vember, 1857, Miss ELLEN R. HUNT,
daughter Of Mr.. George Hunt, near Sa
lem.
The subject of this brief memoir was
an unusually amiable and sprightly little
girl Of twelve years Of age, She had
spent nearly two years in this place al
school. About one year since she made
profession of religion, which she has
ever sustained with becoming pety, so
much so that she died indeed favorite OF
those who knew her.
Hasten, sweet child, haste thee away;
"lhe master hath need" thou must not stay.
Away at his call, thy books lay down,
In the starry sky is thy harp and thy crown.
Fear not the grave, bright one, Jesus Is there,
Thy life and peace shall alike be his care.
We mourn DER the void thine absence has given
But rejoice with the hopewe shall thee in Heaven
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

The Bank of Mobile and the South.
ern Bank there have recently received
large accessions to their specie
strength--the former by one steamer
from Havana got $l25,00J. They
both maintain specie payments, aad
money affairs in Mobile have greatly
improved.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

The Banks in Georgia have been
allowed until the lst Of November,
1853, to resume specie payments
Two long by six months.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

The LONDON Times, in its city article
says that the loss of gold by the Cen.
trail America will fall heavily on that
side, more than halt the amount being
insured there.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

A fire occurred in the village of
CuIpcpper, Virginia, on the morning
of The 10Th, which destroyed two
newspaper Offices and five stores
The loss is estimated at 100000.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

The South Carolina Banks now
have a circulation Of $G,Gl4,279, and
only S7O4,7Ol in specie. These banks
cannot resume soon.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

U Thursday last was observed, in
our office. as day of Thanksgiving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

DyrycTED ~ THE AcT.-Two men, named Peter
Smith end Mexican, were arrested yesterday upon .
charge Of attempted grand Larceny. 1t appean tSat
the accused parties in company with man named
Hun.ress, whom they LEFT in drinking house about
y O'Clock, on Saturday night and proceeded TO his
residence in Avenue ID, and attempted 10 steal .
watch and other articles from a in WATCH the wife
was sleeping. Mr.. Huntress was awakened by tn
noise in her room, and upon seeing che men, q
out Of bed and seized one Of them, aad attempt~1
delain him. The man drew drk-knife and s'a'
PEELED Mrs. H. to relinquish her hold, when the issa
esoaped taking with them clock. The accused p1-
ties were committed at the Tenth Ward s'sion-Aoa'e
for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

The TEACHERS As.ocrArros.-The regular nsesng
g 49,. ,.soc;aop for Nay held at the hakef the
Posrd Of Education on Saturday evening. p" .asOi
sco, being absent, Mr W. occupied the chair. Ais'r
a. r,rsl routine of business was passed upon, ife
secretary announced the question for deba.t' - has
:. our City School System improved in ratio equal TO
" the increase Of cost Messrs. Jehner, flaming and
Bscheor spoke during the evening. the latter gentle
nan making a detailed argument of very effective
and convincing character bearing efirma,vely TO the
pe,,on. The discussions will be continued a. the next
regular meeting which will be he'd on the last saur-
day IN June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01
Capt Msgu and locks staunch and strong, though
she could weather many more voyages
fSsvsnuah Rrpokkesn Nav "a

Capt. Mseu. and locks .taunch and strong though
she could weather many more yoysgee
lssvannah Republican, Nay n
sKIPs FoR RVsSIA.
W. hear that the informal sgreement between the
late Emptro Nicholas ct Russia and Vim. H. Webb
shib-tu,dsr Of this city, FOR The construction Of
mammoth steam figaie made just prior 10 the break
ing out Of the Eastern war. but which was rendered
pucatory by that event, has ~ length become posi-
tive contract ana that the builder thus favored viii
commerce bis work abou; the let Of July. The vessel
ORIGINALLY agreed upon 70 be huge old-fashioned
three decker but the plans have been modified
Ia conform 10 the most modern and approved method
of struction IL is general character the proposed
him "a IN resemble the steamship Niagara, though
the model viii De essentially different She viii meas
nre over ! Coo tups and viii he about 30 fee, in
length hy - feet in breadth. The cost is estimated a.
near Al eco, COO She viii be screw steamer, and
the machinery will be built at West Point Foundry
under the superniendence Of Russian officers who are
row engaged in making the preliminary arrangements
We also hear that il is proposed TO build stssmer
for the navigation of the Amoor River in North Fast
EN- Asia. forming the boundary between the Russian
and Chinese Empires This river ia destined 20 be-
come Of great commercial Importance and IS aodcr-
stood thst the Russian Government intend 20 pro-
vide al that point marine railways and every means
for extended traffic Should Mr.. Webb construct ooth
Of these steamers beside securing the contract Tor the
new United States cutter he viii ENJOY soies
of fortune rarely accorded to shipbri!ders in these
DAYS Of depression general among that class Of srt
sans Journal Of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

i TNE GktAT IENIHAL ~. y, -. =,
The Peprsvvsus Railroad connects at FtSbnrsa wta ra
roods 20 and irorl 81 Louis Mo AT n Satna aId
n: Frankfort Lexington AID LouisEile ny Atiie t--te
Madison Lafayette and indianapolis. Ind Cin1nnli D1yt5H
srrrsacld Bslefntrne SA1assky. T.edo C.eScl-nl c.
Zauesylr Mas,,cn and No.staT OUi'' 49, ~itA
the steam packet boats from AID 70 New Orleans st Louis
LeuisNN Ne snd " C.uusti. 49,,
Through Tickets Fas. Be bad 81 any 4 le hoNe
mentioned places IN tbe West. -.
Passengers N iud rloTcst, Isos, exp '-s AL
con Portable route hNtrfsn the Fssf and " fst
FROM NJ W-YURK TO CINCINNATI IN - dDuES-
FROM NEN-YuRK TO CHICAGO N - no. I.,Ss,s
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS ~ q HOURS
fare iow as by any ether Route
See fandhl!s in Tie hotels q this city.
TtTooEb Z -scts further iufoTrnaon nay . hl - zoe
81 g - re PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
NJ : Ast"f House Br.Gdway.
!. l. ELLIOTT Asept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

SUPREME COURT.-WILLIAM !. BEEBE
= and CHARLES E BEEBE ss.iu.. JOHN Z. PRINCE
and JANIS r POST -Totb- D-iendAnts. You hereby
Summoned "a the complaint " ths seton Nnrh VS.
fed Ia tb, Once # the Clerk II Il City snd County NJ New
Y,k or the sth NAV le57 sid copy 4 your
arsw-r ssid tofrrsint orcr No a. brusi
va. IN ,h. Civ of New Yo. within twenty Gays srer ne
service Of this Won s1csve Of the icy q fa-h
service the said p.rt within ae
tine aforesaid The plaintiffs this s;ion wI tke Iut."a;
against thousand d. az, WA aie:s.
fau ;lirteerth dsv q April thousand csh; h1a-ei
.ad ffy-seveu Dated MAY eth 1857.
FIELD SLUlTER PlalaS' A.t5raeya
ulyll lawewM NJ g2 Broadway. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

4 large reptile recently taken from the stomach
Il lazy al Fc,t WaUe Ohio, fom two - ,arce 'ee:
long, ard inch in diameter. Il had scales and
bones The LADY thinks size mnst have d.anS Z 10
some water some years e-o s. she haa ben III i'r
l0Lg time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01
HUDSON RIVER RAnROAD.-From MAY

III Ni'NN'sN ~ INNIIlINV-AI 8'''1' ~
- ls5 trains vii leave Chamber - S,son a. follows;
kxpress trains S5 Albany PaFsen ieF trains
ga }: ~ ana . p m toy sing sing I0:50a sud n
NJ fouEnkccPsie a H' and and a., Tor PcrSskfi $50
The PcughkceCie PcvksSl aud Sng sing trains stop
Al the way stations Passengers taken q, Chamber Canal
Ihroph, and Thirty tsi streets Trains r New lok leave
Troy A. iS5 Sand J.4o No. sud 439 M and Albany ~
AS, {; l5 zad 10 90 T. and ~ q
A. y SMITH Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-MICHIGAN
OSOUTHERN RAILROAD 60 CHICAGO, ST Louis. RAJ
lsro 81 gaa Milw autcc and all places We: and South
west va EeVYolk end Erlc Newlors Central and Amcf
can Late Shore Railroads Tledo. forming me sAort.s
Soces pssSutest thu Great Yves, through
stst' and rates Il freight apply o. N Company Ohts, 40
no tios3Way, eqfrsr q Icy -. New-foTk
JCuE 4 PORTER Ageu.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

Il CESTER-pSiy al p IL, from piei So Of Couxtkndt
e. by A.. fayorte amer CONNECTICUT Capt Wm WI.
eOx on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and by
the and sp,ei,d steamer COMMONWEALTH Capt W.
bsps, % TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, -
Anyus Poiui thence by and Handsomely hsed six
hacked for Worcester Boston Providence Law
rvnoe Lowell Nashua Concord White Mountains and
other Of Sta'eooms be euEss-d by
sPplyns bcsr or 70 I ) MARTIN Ages; at has 0es,
SCOT Of Courtisndte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH and
~ fOU0nkEEPStE.-FIr IS eents-The reamoysI
THOMAS Pow IL. Capt A. l.. Anderson, VA leave we
Jsysi Pier EVERY AFTERNOON al O'clock, Sundays ex
eeptod, commencing on Saturday, May p 1857.
TOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT aud FALL RIvER-Tbe splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New.ros
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, At o'S!cck
Esd the BAY STATE, Capt Jewett leaves New iors
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'clock
N; nom Pier No. N R. thu Battery; both touching
o. Newport each way. .
Hereafter win be REGARDED secured to sPP'
cart until the shsli have been paid for.
Freight Boston vs. forwarded through with dispatch BY
~ kxTIoss Freight Ir,in.
VIM RORIEN, Agent Nos 20 and II WeSst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

CUPRFME COURT. - ALVAH BUCKlNG-
- HAN and BENJAMIN H. BUCKINGHAM AGAINST THE
CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY
Summons for money demand contract (Con not ser-
To IN, DEFENDANT above named: You hereby sum
moued and required the complaint IN this action
IIrh will be- fled In Office Of the CLERK Of the City and
cnntv Of York al the City Hall in the said city and to
copy your the said complaint on "a" sub
cril.Ts AZ their Office number lG Wall street. In said city
Lin twenty DAYS the service Of this summons on yon
exclusive Of the day Of such service and you a to an'wst
m. said within the time aforesaid the plaintiff. Will
take you the Of eight thousand three
bundled and eighty dollars and seventy nine cents with
interest from the day March thousand eight hun
drtd and fyseyen besides the cost. Of this seton dated
May n, 1857. flthhhfoNL $500 "a
NB-The complaint fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of
NJ iSsT jel lawswM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ sILMMER ARR ANGIMENT. commanding NV y

IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MAY "a
1867 Passenger Stations in EewYort corner Broadway and
Canal street corner 26thst and 4th.av.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK-For New Haven, and a
M ;l2Se $3.50 4(ex and 4Se For Bridgeport and
8a M tex 1850, $780, (eI) and $3.50 m. For MILFORD
STAFFORD fairfield Southport and Westport 1920,
$50 49O p m FOR Norvalt T. a. M. 1873 $50 tex
1850, Sis. t:l5 For Daren and Greenwich, ~. m
o. M; 1850 $3.50, 4(eI); 49, Sis, Sl5, For Pot
Chester and intermediate s,stOns o. m 1850 $50 49,
Sis 6:l5, p
CONNECTING TRAINS For Boston, a. NJ, 'e1l l. IN,
(sIl For Hartford and Springfield m, lex 1889 pm
Ip M (eI) For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal
q m, (eI.) aud p m lea TO Northampton. For CsnA
ton For New. London Railroad, g. M, 4 p m For
Eou,atonic Railroad sa m m. For Nsuss'scs Rail
walk Railroad, 7, g. a. H., and ,. m - ,,oxr c..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01
Mf6irdl.

TOY Ia DYSP EPTICS.-A DELICIOUS
~ MORNING BEVERAGE and al infAlhble for Dys
bfNbELIoS CoFFEE DAsDELiON COFFEE
Only IS cents Der pouId For sale By ell hannfe
tuTedby - WRIGHT GILES BROS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01
THE POLICE DIFFICULTIES IN BROOKLYN.

THE POLICE DIFFICULTIES IN BROOKLYN.
The Deputy. Superintendent took detemined
stand in regard to the law on Saturday. by rehs-
ing to receive any returns from those Captains who
persist in designating him as Chief of Police" and
not by his new title. lie destroyed all the returns
which were not made out in accordance with the re-
ouirements Of the Metropolitan Police Law Captains
Smith Of the First District, Guischard OF the Fifth,
Stillwell Of the Seventh Combs Of the Eighth Ward
and Miller Of the Ninth Ward direct their returns 70
tie eputy-Superintendent. Captains King OF sss
Second District, Cas- of the Third, Powers OF tho
Fourth and Mullen of the Sixth, direct their returS
to the Chief Of Police" in which they are upheld BY
the Mayor. In the mean time, policemen OF all grass'
are put to much inconvenience for the want OF money
Az estimate Of the expenses of the Police under the
Metropolitan Law, in Brooklyn and Kings County,
has been prepared TO be submitted to the Board OF
snneryisors. The estimate il made at $&'0,ooo .
yearbeing an increase Of over slOoe over the e.
penses Of tie present Police. The county Is not IN.
cuded in the expenses Of the old force which con-
fined To the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

CUPERIOR COURT Of The CITY OF NEW
OYORK.-HENRY G. REEVE, EDWARD NJ OSBORNE,
HENZIKS Il. CASE, HENRY W. BANKS and CHARLES
X. REEVE against MARCUS c. kcLOU6HLIN and An
DREW MoSHGNE.-Summor~ TO the defendants: You
hereby summoned 10 the complaint IN this
setion ia which . copy filed in the Office of the
CLERK Of this Court tho 2st day Of March 1887 and
copy OF Office No. 90 Broadway
in the City Of NewIork within the service
hereof exclusive Of the day Of service; aud II YOU
Judgment against you m the Of thirty three and
dollars and eighty eght cents with
twentieth NAV thousand eight hundred fry
six on sS7S &C. 4es Is from May a. 1856 Os 90
June 1886 on 1873 20 from June . 1885, 40 II from
June 49, 1856 on 1918 IS from July T. 1856 S57 ~ fom
July q 1855 $50 rs March s. 1856; S5 n from
April H. 1856; $SS7 10 from May % 1856 and 40 10
from July 49, lGB-Da;cd New York. Sept r. 1856.
FIELD SLUYTER, Plaintiff Attorneys
spH lawGwM No 90 BrOadyyay Sew-YOTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ou
IN and aaer Monday Nay as ls and until further notice
ger Train. will leave Pier foot of Dasne towt
Vs.;
DUNKIRK EXPRESS ct Ga m, for Duufdrk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at a. m for Bufslo.
MAIL at IL a. M. for DunkiIk and bufslo and inferno
date stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER. At $50 p m, via Pisrnont TOT
suferp's and interme diste statona .
I'D nteIme date rtstonL 49, 49,.
EMIGRANT at p. M, for Dunkrk and Bsaao sd htes
mediate stations 90.
NIGHT EXPREss at 5 p. m, fOr Dun1iri.
NIGHT EXPRESS, at p In, for BsfLs.
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTEDl.
These Expres Trains connect at EInrs with ire bsns
Csrnndsisua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Ni~ses FsAs
B,hsmton with the Synsuse aid Bnshsn.on Rsfoad foI
syrstu,e al Coming with Buffalo, Coming and Ncwfork
Railroad for Rochester at Crest b. nd with Delaware Lsk
wanna and Railroad for scIsntou at horu.isvhe
with The Buffalo aud NewYcrk City Raroed for Buffalo 81
Buffalo aud with the Lake Shore Rsrosd TOR Ceve
' HOMER RAMSDELL. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

CHICAGO, ST. PAUL and FOND DU LAC
~ RAILPOAD-Chiearo and St Paul GREAT NORTH.
WESTERN ROUTE frsm CHICAGO 20 ST. PAUL, by The
way Ct Janesvle and MIdson. PaFs da Chiea 'hs
MihssPpi RiyeI about ues above GAenA without change
Of
Prairie Gu Chen the with splendid line
Of Stfauers ruanrs btween IL Aad s.. Panl aaig
THREE DAILY TRAINS leave each way between ChesIo
and Prairie dn Chen This j. THE SHORTEST ROUTE
from CHICAGO 20 ST. PAUL and MINNESOTA and saves
about u hour time Ii route q great ttreetou and
passing through the most beautiful portion of
and through Madison. the espitsl Of tie state
ILfCrmson NAV b. obtained BY application q. me Railroad
$ 2 JOHNSON suv~rntezSent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK 70 ROCHESTBR-The ROCHESTER, and
0ENEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and IN CON
pecticn Buffalo, Corning and New Yok. and New
York Erie Railroads. forms direct route hom New York
10 Rochester.
The dectpets this route together with the superior
fort afforded by the wide renders it by far tho most desIs
be between he above named cities.
Tickets car be procured the EewYerk aud Erie Railroad
Ticket Ooe foot of Duane st. and No 1855 Brosdway sso m
Jersey City.
Baggage checked hArough. . -
Frei.hs will ported between New York and Roches
te with dispatch information desTed In regard therein
can BE- calling the GeD-Is Freisr AGENT Of TIE
N.w.York Ee RsT sd Erie Buadsngs OF G. ; TAPPAN
Esprrs. Freight Agent, No. 1876 Broadway
No trains Oh Buffalo Corning and Ne~Yors Railroad oD
Sunday J. A. REDFiELD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01
GALE bv ORDER of the SURROGATE.-Snr.

GALE by ORDER of the SURROGATE.-Sur-
~ rosses Court County Of N.wYork In the NATTER Of
tho APPLICATION To- MORTGAGE, LEASE or SELL the
REAL ESTATE of EDMU Nd A. CONCkLIN deceased for
the payment his ebtsBy virtue and pursuance Of
the above matter the twenty second day Of
NAV 1857 subscriber Executor Of the last wiz and Ieta
ment Of EDMUND 4. CONCKLIN. late OF the City Of New
York deceased dsuterestsd Freebooter appointed by
the Surrogate Of the County Of NewYoik pursuant TO
statute 20 make the sale hereinafter mentioned will sell al
New York THURSDAY, the 9th day Of July neIt (le57
at twelve O'Clock Of that day the following descrd
Lard and Premises beoDsng to the estate OF aid Edmund
Conckn deoea-ed viz: All that oefn lot piece or parcel OF
ground with the buildings thereon known upon msp s1ed
Map the Bellevue lots IN the Egheenth ate I6hl Ward
the Corporation Of the City Of New fort York
March 1915 surveyed BY Thomas Ludlam City Surveyor,
hich NE filed in the Office Of the Register OF the City
and Of New York by number Nineteen s The said
lot No 49, laid down said map, is bounded a. fouows 10
wit Northeaerly front by Twenty fifth street southeast
tery side BY lot number ~ said southwestery
on the by number ~ said and northwesery
on the other side by lot member u.s. eighteen said
The raid number 49, laid down said msp being IN
width and twenty I've feet and IN depth each
side ninety and nine nches Being the prop
cry which conveyed by the Mayor Aldermen and Com
lay .. the City Of New York by deed bearnk date the
6rst dsy Of Nav ei5 and recorded Ia Registers Office, New
York. LibeT ISL, psse 328
said lot consist Of Slaughter HOisc
and on, buildings Dated, New York May p 1857.
SELAH ID. SEAMAN, disintere,ed Freehold-r aud
Executor Of Edmund A. Concklin, deceased
pvoS Iau6wM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01
CYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- I.ee-.se.snn Iii cypress TRAINS on ,hs NJ Va

= In connection with EXPRESS TRAINS The Se~.Y0sA
and Erie RsilIosd-
on and AFR MONDAY Oct 90 and until further notice
Passenger Trains viii fol0vs Sundays exesp;ei:
Leave New York from pier foot Of Duane .; $50 vs
Buffalo. FIpress-oonaectns 81 BnShan,nn with EIpSes
Train for sJrscuse.
At4So VIA E!sht EIpress-oonneetint Of Bnzhsmson
with Fl press Train fa syrssnss and Osvsso.
Through Tickets b. procured a The ctst OHee Of the
Eew-York sud Erie Railroad ". 3. GILBERT. Sspt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

CUPERlOR COURT of the CITY of NEW
- YORK-Wirism ]. B,-b- sud Charles +. Beebe at.
IIsrcus McIoughiu and Andrew AcShsue To the Defend
ant ANDREW MCSHANk: You are hereby summoned TO
chow cause why you houd be bound by the udneGt en-
tend herein Of the plaintiffs and against the dfndAn
~ the u o eleven hundred and thirty nine dollars and MY
cents TIE 18th day CT March last and 70 serve copy 81
youT LntwtT this 81 oGr Office No q Broad
way in q NeWlek within twenty days after the
Of this exclusive IT the day OF sach
s,Tvce and YOU fail g. this within The tm-
plaintiffs this viii take Judgment ussst
fr the Of eleven hundred and thirty dollar. and
ty four from the eighteenth day Of March
one thou.rd eight hsudIed aud ny View fors
April ~, 1851. FIELD sLUfFEh
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. Nc - Broadway, New fort.
Citv and County of Sry.l ors-DuDLEY FIELD JAMES
stlTkR bring ,evcray ssy that they az re plain
fs Attcruevs and the Subscriber. 4 he for gung
ors that the judgment mentioned therein has 10: ocen
a,st &C 70 the tnow!ctge, information belief oi p1Eus
q either e them and that tie amount de thereon ID
81 lsg ST. with interest from March y. lS57
DUDLEY FIELD
JAMES ). SLUYTER.
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Is. GwM q. +. UAWS Commissioner II Deeds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01
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