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ne should be supplied with fire arms. hu, SAID there
would be plenty there Ikno~ the meaning OF The word
lrforrer;" I should consider my appearance eere an
sc' OF phuanthrppy / was never q vitless 10 any
ease mat involved TIE liberty fe Of any person;
was never an "in'orper in the Old country; l wa
born IN TIE County Of Killarney left there when
was or yes,s CT axe 70 20 to England and in 1886
vent 70 ForugA a. soldier; | was q cadet; have
tten in prison, but not for any crime il Vas When
got the cut my head; had s.ip and fell N, tie
ice: thought was dead lLsushterl: il va. In DE
Elshh syCrIe. lwas not drunk and no one can sw,u
10 il.
Mr.. NcKeou here in,erpo~ed sud told the wi,oess be
wss rot obliged 70 such ques'ions a. they
not relsver 70 the issue snd disgrace 20 the witness.
M Rlal khan contepded ;hI BE hsd right TO
brow who and Whist the witness WIS., his aDtecedents
sud every thirg corrected with him Toe Distric, Al
iorrey had rsked up Witnesses in this csse two as
vile drunken and srsceles yssaeonds s. could Dc oand
II tie Five Points.
The Commissioner ruled that the counsel hsd night
10 inquire the character Of witness, bet wa unn<Ses
saIy 10 SIX the same question a2d ovet again.
ENsulrs tion resUmct-I wss in prison smother time;
officer arrested NE, and took ME TO the ronbs;
Was sitting on stcop in East h osdway, and had su
stack Of the the Panama fever; wss al the rombs
only one night wss fever st BlsckweNs Island, |
mig ut baN taken q drink thai morning; have occa.
sion al sttsckS of Panama fever.
.. At what time prior 10 your being in the TOmbs
were YOU IN prison
NJ. Mckeop advised witness not 70 answer these
questions ss they tended 10 disgrace him.
Mr.. Blankmsn said witness had right 20 decline
snswerrg estous which would crInna,e him, but no
other.
After further attempt the part ofccuosei "a elicit
snSw,r nom witness 10 such questions, Mr.. Blsnkman
gave up the wDess when tie Conunssl oner adlouroed
the &C ~ TIL 10 ?. m. 10 day.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
2 I


Arr ios R.pr.eptye. % the Congress. 4 the tailn, the
Judges the supreme Court and The NJ er Of state ha b.
5 rs ib-r term Il service and crimes neglect om.
si,f' COMMITTED by them WI ~ me rAse.' 81 eu -
.utcessry accused be separated from his Official posi-
Art loe In order 70 decree the separation the
fr,ops a- Il sene Coas e. .as oos In ~
efsrsceT e Grand Jury and ne SUPREME 'a' III s
AR. ~ Witadrawn for ,flima;i n. -
81 6r,i,s Cr no, han declare bv al sb.ute majority Of
so,es whether s,usel be guilty IL the latter case
lie fiHer h. ,ccassd ,ha be immediately serAeael from
;b .IeI.e Of be functions. sed sas be P'Ti tne ap ga
a. ury sentence presence Of the s'e1s-d the pro
and the sccse b. proceed to spPy by the
AR l The Governors Of subject TO the pro
c,edin'. stabilized oy The foregoing ace Tor the ni'e'n
ART ITO The Psdentot n" k@Puoc also sloect % th-
pIoce,diDs but be eau Only Dc .ecssa 9i the eae' OF
f!5us crimes = .he common osder.
The Committee on Territorial Division brought
III lately an amended report on that subject ana
the following articles corresponding win the Con-
stitution) have been passed:
Ar 40 The Nons Territory compehends that 81 the IN
ee rts Of N. Fed,racn sud o,nt islands IN both seas
ARr So Toe Asnsscorutes Cai.p", Cnihq.hua
Nebosesn Puebs OaIacA Lui. Poo.i SinAo. sopors
isrss1 Iea,'cl. and se Federa District Territory
q Lower California integral paris TO esch OF wnch political
entries TO be assigned the extent consigned in The following
articles. -, =,
The foregoing article was approved, with the
condition that the Valley of Mexico Is not to be-
come State till the residence of the Federal pow
ers be removed from IL
ART ST. Tie States Of Asusscaienes C9sp.. ChiSnahua
Collins Durango Quse,A NGe'9 Leon and Ipsnui. Sieso
souos TAnsupas s;ss asd Territory Of Lower California
shall preserve Their pre-. Mt limits 90.
ART So The Of Guansuao shall have the eEen rs,
In 1852 except village of CoDteQ-c which Of be annexed
70 he ate q Michoscan Luis Po,os and oaeTesro to
have the they bad 1854 and the new fedeT D.r
h tale they hsd previous 20 the erection 81 tue
e,npsuhed Territory Sierra GodA The Mune aitirs OF
ssr Andres del Teu aud Nueva Ts.cA "hch oeloDsea 20
the STATE OF tLi,co. 20 be annexed 20 Lacatecas.
Ar which prov lee that The DsTcts ~ trn"act aug
CuAG belonging 10 The state o' Mexico should form PfI o
that Of tiu.rrsTo, a. rejected by large majority ,
AtT Last respect 10 territorial DIVISION pfoVees
Et M. separation Is'hnus OF TehuAatepec among ne
So. Of V.Ia Cruz and Tsbaso is not yet "AoAy
scted upon
Net ye decided whether 70 be In the s.e o 0iTies'o
q
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yTyIIE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


N, KENNEDY q roIbury has disscversd n CT. r. ~,
HUMOR ~. ne eOSn ScroJsd GoHn 70 4 c'mm's P'@pt
He has tired !, In over eleven 5lSaIee t'e1 ~o a. hin
po.,son over hundred certificates CT s FaSe a. Wide
wsn,S MI, s s,i.r,.d 70 gre on, ,ore ur,h
os 70 fsIts bottles vii ibe worst ind u Jimp' %
to tire. bottles VII c'es1 the syrsm fbo's
Two bottles wArLLted 70 ce The worst KEY IL 'se
Tb,s 10 eve bottles At ~sIsIsd tie wort 'sss o.
'S%. s too ,o.. ~, warranted, 70 Tor. Al lomcr n he
Two bottles are wsrA1,td rorI,s q ne ears .'d
Son. 70 siS setil,s az srdI ming
llten. ,.Ii
Two three bottles WARRANTED o cure ne "~s' 'St
3wo or three bo'ett vanartee ere ~ most ds'reT
ss Sas 90 sI h,t A.. ssr..nt.d &c ere sl.trteum.
vs 10 eight boitss vii ;1e w,5s: zee Of scrofus
DIpLcrIoss UsEAdul, ;St;e sp ori1 p'5 DAY ~,
ssh yss pooru As directions eAn be applicable TO
day MI KENNEDY sives I-Tors s;Ica1ct II tss <'t' "
n1EIn ri D'YS'''ssALr SEEUX 0INTMENT,
TO BE USED IN cQN n.fC ,is9 WITH
poI 7sI1lnnA1IoE arD HUwoR % THE EYFs, 't,' rye
immediate rsh'fi yoO viii 'pIy "a A'sn rag "ien so
soS soALD HEAD yoa viii cat IKE h.I ~ The sfcted pert
.yply the Ointment freely and Joe wi zee ihe improvement
gos SAT- Rnruw rub s. wei in as ohen ss con,ersnt
Fop Scar. inhamed surface you Will ruo " 10 20
,o,y h.sr content II viii give you such real tomior. hat
YOU car not help wishing va 10 the myertoI
YoR SCABs These commence by thn q ma oohht
through The skin hardening on .Le SURFACE 10 ,heI'
time are yellow on Al nhAned surface
You WI sppJ The Ointment hetJ pu' 90 D''
rub y. IN. 1870 - - !,
ToR Soar LYGa This common disease more 90 thar 10
generally supposed the shn turns purple covered with scales
and soesy sometimes forming running sofes BY sp
y,ins the Ointment he itching and scales VIII disappear 10
NV dsy, but you must hesp or WITH IL, Omhent uhi me
sAn sets tie natural color.
Bop PILEs and Inflammation, you Vi! zee 4, tetJi
will sive mme diate relief
This Ointment agrees with every 6ssb and nne ss
prhefin every ,kiD disease fesh " bsntt
Msnuiseisr.d ty DONALD KENNEDY Nc. a Warren 81,
For "a. BY every Dus,, ,tt United s:AF and Brush
RpoyiBcee
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Ths,, we suppose, We shan bear no more Of tbs

Tim, We suppcee, we .hal bear no more Of tbs
affair.
send you he doiDgs 81 he Constituent Assem-.
biz I'D 10 the present. The debates on territorial
division were long and furious, mostly on aceoun,
Of the separation Of tie territory Of the lsthnu. oil
Tetuantepee among the States Of Vera Cruz, OAK
AGA ard Tabasco. The latter point has not been
carried yet, but suppose twill be.
In order TO siltnc all discomfort about the unlon
Of the States Of NuevO Leon and Coahuia, the
direct vote Of the inhabitants Of the latter is beng
taken. The former beiE already agreed. agaln ana
50 tar the result is In iyor Of the union OF the SAID
Sta'es.
An exclusive privilege has been granted to Ger
tain individuals for a certain number OF years lo'
the introduction of camels into tins country 70 De
employed az a means Of transportation. In the
tines If the Spanish dominion in Mexico camels
existed here in the State Of GuanajuatO brought
from Arabia. and thrved well.
Tie head officer of the Church 10 the City OF
Durango lately seized az a book agency there
various copies Of the Mysteries Of Paris and the
W. ndering Jew, declaring them 70 be prohibited
ard has condemned them 10 be burned. Toe press
i. yerv severe on TIL, proceeding and ca Is upon
tie Gc-ernor Of that safe 70 punish this Illegal aud
uunstifabe invasion Of the rights OF cl-IZe0s.
4 severe gale was experienced at Vera Cruz on
the 2Cth utimo. which lasted twenty-tour hours,
during which seven vessels were lost. and among
them the Mexican national steamer, he lturolde'
having on board eighty-niHe persons. OF whom only
seventeen were saved. She had three anchors ou''
but another vessel driving sga-ust her, she broke
loofe and was dashed u pieces IN about fifteen
minutes on the reef known BY the name Of Lavan-
dera, The other vessels were a. follows: Ameri-
can brig Nenupbar, Sandman brig Rlmac, brig
Clarita French brig Fortuna most Of whose cargo
had been already lsnded) Mexican plOt-bOat E.
tfella, and the Mexican national ship Guada.upe.
All ofthese vessels aud their cargOes will be total
loss Some lives were lost on all of these vessels.
The sales Of church property mp 70 the 10Th OF
December last amounted 10 Sl-, $3.50 -.
II is expected that the new constitution Will be
officially promul gated by the first Of next month,
and the General Government has not yet, nor will
il, probably, require foreigners to get out let
ters Of security any more, a. usual during the
month of January of each year. This constitution,
A. Won are aware. abolishes all such nonsense.
The new French minister arrived here few
DAYS ago.
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4 communication received from Jona'han
Sesrns, Warden Of the Alms House, Blaekseils
Latd rel or,ing that the amount OF beef a. certified to
in the bill of the Contractor MIR Brewer, WA def silent
leo pounds for the past month. Gov. TixaANs
stsred that the Committee of supplies were inve't-
eating the affair.
\ conn uucaticn WAS received from Mr. Rsnney,
K. sic ent Ply at the Lunaic um, suggesting
tie propriey of converting the quarry bed nto res
trvCir the water being mostly supplied from springs
in the bed of the quarry The subject wss referred 70
the Committee on the lunstic Asy lum 10 report.
communication received from the boys on
Rnndalls Island, thsDkipg the Governors for heir
kindr ess in prov idDg them with gymnasium, which
hsd been duly opened To them few evenings since:
Gov TnsAsN stated that the fixtures coet tooo, aud
the bills were ordered paid.
4 report and resolutions were submttet IN refer
ence 10 the establishment of Csbinet OF fa,hoogy
AZ Bellevue Hospital. aad the fitting up OF Museum
room in .ha, institution. The report was accepted and
adopted.
A resolution was adopted to advertise the services
of several boys on RaIdas leland who are handy ~
tailoIs.
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W-YORK SUPREME COURTROOM

AIEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-JOhN
IN RuDDERow, TOWNSEND Jones TOWNSEND
UspFRNIIL Ard HF HLETr SCUDDEh PIAZZA ins; az
DAMN ID RFMsEN SOLOMON DINGEE, i9EOHGE
FiLTHAM JOHN d. WANING and riOS r 70 "hhS'
S,k uiouey dcnI.nd On cont =. c.
oct tI ITO the Defendants above name ard can 81 mem
You Al, hereby summoned aud required % answer he .oW
eIl of the City md County Of NewfoIs on he Sst day
Jsluary 1887 a. the City HAL in thc city Il Ne" ioIs .ru
40 ,,Ty. copy Of your answer The sd complaint on re
subscribsrs Al their Office No Is Wallet in the CITY OF Nt"
Yofk within twenty days after The service OF t'
ySu exclusive of the day such service AMI you fN u a.
swer the said complaint within the time aforesaid The pNAta
action will tske udg ASlust yea fcr he'u %
sovx,n hundred ard sxtv do ard fOit,hree ot2 ss
om the tcYeDecnth oi Noyemhtr one t9'u~N
sAsAt ki,ysN six humid ed andcxy ioe AZ
seveuyVur thereof Scd interest on w. hHoHtn n
srtte1 soas cea's thereof Fom me wo
6erA day Eoyehe- said ycar and ine'tsi o. le re-
air sixth day ct pc9emee: n SAL y's
eedcsibe costs ci P1ottst aud costs o. tas
lstuss 80, 1887. SCUDDER CARTER,
alawSw " Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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PUBLIC HEEIINGS.


TIE Bcafd Of Ten Governors met yesterday afternoon
q, their rooms in the Ro,unda. Present: Goyoroor
Guniher, Smith PInckncy, Oliver MolOney, Townsend,
EemSnn.
Nuhcr Of ipmntes remainn, 10 the Institutions for
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NEW-YORK sUPREME COURr.-PETEE

NETWORK SUPREME COURr-PErER
IN SUTHERLAND .sAlps' THG METROPOLITAN FINE
AND MARIO T. lN>VR &NGE COMPANY -Sumn. as kr No
D.msud CsuSc' Com not Ito tie sh'ye named
DoereAs You hereby and required answer
We This Sciios, ~niCb Be hled The Ohce y
o. Cerk " Tie Cry and unity Of New York a. the ehoe y
r Csit Of be County Il New Kck and copy 4
Sf AnsWei 20 ID, aid rmplau the snbscrbcrs stth
.f no - Wallet. the .id city WITHIN twenty days aft
ov sfSce Of tbs slGmous ca YOU exclusive Of the day such
nn'FSr AZ Isl The saii comp-nt w'ia,n
80 .os A,fsd IL pisutd viii lake uess-nt Tor lie su
sE>s' ~ih mfeSs; nom The - t@y oi e'?ttmecr o.e
eii ,uudre and III yiouS b. See iis cossci a.
NN- ns;sa u esBleS q $50
M sIkkEfoNrk STANLEY, fiiaiid's Attorney
tsA lRs srHI'sT: - ~ 'hr ista 10y e Jan s'7
ait ,aV6s
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n1e0itnl.

AHPHORATE STRENG THENlNG
u PLsSTER-Co1ed J.3ss Birdf-1 q - pa'li5i wv
,e Ab,1ussn he, Lad .ons. q % tie h,-'e ~ -
.ss,r r-ued ..d t. P@l's ave him I'hrt 30
th., 10 went 70 his fl the next day For L4nrbTs,
Iin1s ard D,,.sssd LuIgs For ssis ~ Df5gis,.
r. Is. hEWNAN Pfol .eioI,
10 g0s IIl2f0o-st., New I9rk.
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rTOOTHACHE-Occa by Cod, exposed
.s1,, en,.3 ~ rsng ne GLOVE AHODYSE TOJTHACHE
paOPs Acng upon the nerve, l. Hpsr's =
k.f without oiscOloDg the teeth oT GDp'sssn,
l,,s,I or palate Once used yoa vii IeYeI wingy o. "b'
co. o. Try IL, and compn nnos ~ scnns ,ee9 I'M
Prepared and sold 0y 4 Is. . y sANDs' p'0Fs''' w. ~
Nh Ynrk P-Ioe - enfs va
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NURDTR AT BRIDEGROOM. Two mn, nHned
ii, pIy Eitler snd Mahael Mack, employed "a ihs
packingb ctse Of More, S'tyebs & Co, al ige-
Tort ia Ibis county got into i.rre yesterday fre
rccD, when The laiter ,sbbed TIE grn'r IN the b.ek
-. bodv in The nes, LborboDd # the kdneJs from he
.fr.cts Of witch be died soon after. The murderer
sS he ssca,e and bas not since been or heard
- Ccrcrer Hen en Of this city wac D. bold 40 IN
ayes. the tody Of the deeeastd hi, foseasn. The
parents Of tie cecessed 1--we abo1. Dine miles ffon tbs
cry ICnie.so JoarpL
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CUPREME COURT-Cty and County OF Ne"-
- YorS-Aehs.l Moore and Mana Aoo'e be VII psn.-
TO-, .ssD,, Archibald Dunlap Moore and Ann ma Hoo' ~
wife Jane. A. Moore sid NARA Moore IN, we Jseo3
Moore and Hannah Moore hB wife William "
Ann Lov,rre biz wife joseph willard and CNoifpe
lhwlfe Frecsrick r. Moore, Ca,bsflne = Mogs.
Moore Julia Moore Hs,,sr Arm Moore; mhiAn 90
Horace H. Moore and Ann More bs wife IRE otSb
ireeh, Peter Gsey John Jacob Moore Jlnss sooIs "
or Of Mchael Moore dece1sed 9rd SsG.5,1 ~
JOeFPH WILLARD and CAROLINE WILLARD bH WE
I've ~ he .boveraed deiebdans: You are sereoJ sH-
rnor.d ans r-o.ired 70 tie compAli n ms -lOh
fl ~ M Cav f.S In oce q ne JERK ofthe Cy ana
CouD.v a NsYork Cry - II Ad ely sho % se'se
- -. .-.v.r 20 The said complaint Oh ne sub-
- - -, a. No 81 N ne City Of Mex
Ycrk Win .xeuy dsys stsT - service o. rs 1u9ts -
90 ,ci-.ve u H. 81 such service sIa u you al %
sn.ver ~ ,sid complaint within fle tline aYIrsen ne
ri.es IN his seon vii s!py 20 the d0IIt iJr '1- Ir-i
IN tbs oouVlsBt-Ostsd Eew-foIt, Apr > ls5o
eemaAo'e u 'A WALLIS 4 BRADSHAW.
:. ,,xeuW- Plaintiff Attorneys, No. y Johns-
CTPRENK COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
NErWTOPK-BFNJ L. MERRILL. EZEKIEL MER-
~ iosFpH CONSFR ALBERT l. MERRILL a1t
GF0PGF n LANE PlsiatAs ssanst JOSH PH o. PICKETT.
he above Defendant fo1 ae hereby
onsd and required answer e compliant n .hs ac9n
bb /. is 5v FLED Office # the Clerk II The Cry ard
CDnty ~ he City Han IL aid Ci-y Snd - serve
co II vour ;he sad complaint On ne f1bcF
se a. their oHee No 49, Broadway corn,r Of John ''r7e
New York City within twenty cays after the service her-
,,sve Of he day ofsucb service and yo1 fail 20 arr" -
ne ,sd compliant within the tlDr sCTesad, tie IltHs Il
His sc.!on will take 15sner' asGrt you for lbD y "tA
lnt.rs, from October 1855 t-1es the cost q tls s2D
xnd - cent, eIpsnse e -Daed JGnnsy n l8j
PEET 4 NICHOLS PAihtif. A.t1rneys,
IN lss6wW No l92Brosd~sy, New York Ci'y.
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- without pair IN tvo DTs, ~ ne s-c'e,t'-I ~
de never fsJs; BE- the discoyereF % hr"
.verV ola rcs,nod; qsrys T. pfJ rr' his parL
sn,ed ne aF f"y p"rs7ns c9rd b7 "A 10
,1.rrx 4 ,bey wish H. hlt lev Gays Duse!'
Ta. e No 57l BrCsdway. New YoTk
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Ceaal Notice.


IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
",, u Ss,Us CLAIMS s,sn.t GEORGE RUSSELL III.
City ., ssTco To he .Sss the office Of JAMES
GRiDLEY ESQ No 80 N.',au st in the City Of NswYoIh
bsor. the srih day Of July nei.-DSi'd Se"f' he
dSi Iavsmw ROBERT RUSSELL, Admlnl,netoI DC
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of III, County Of New S0t b SSf LIZ late Of the
city New YoA deceased TO present The ,As wa
BLASGo No io7 Pearl the Cy Of New os on or b;
oCSS. S s4hVGpoR ccHh4tfPEE Ei'''
TNPURsUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
s sSSmy s..".s join WHITI&kER ate The
City eiNsw Yol tby'sn dsces,sd 20 E.'eSs ,he Ne .A%:
s,asS ~, 10 the Cy Of New before the :cth day
Kfs II !N gay RE3 3f'0SsS
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Ct
~ 6e Comfy ofNewYork notice 10 hereby gwen 70 al
nr I syi"s ,sms against JAMES COOPER late Of The
y ofNcw Yos deceased to Fe'Sn' N. zane WIN ,oa..'
a. the CITY Newi before the twenty ihud day 81
April next Dated hewloIk the @hda ct october NO
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate q
Gs TSsn s ssn I'M Of The KY
.fkewYGl d,d 10 r'cg the sms Sh nSsfn.I'
10 the City Of N,wYok before he t~seysAth Gay 81
"a iSSemw LOUISA E SANFORD. Adrnin'rstris.
NFW-YORK SUPREME COURT-COUNTY
IN Of KINGS - ELBERr HOOGLAND aud ISAAC
bROwER only actirG Executors Of he Iss, WN and Test.
n,nt OF RIM LEFFEQTS dtcesstd flAnufs, AMnst
ABRAHAM r. HUNT I'D NARY +, hs wife, CORNt~
Illus X. HUNT And CHARLOTTE, ls WITT Jane, pe1ts-
erf Ben amin Thomas Jseph Psi' AssieIee OF Aensn
n hur, and Cornelius n Hunt Robert Hampton and El4-
abe b. be wife Ds,i Quimby and Sarah us ~ie 'ohn
H.pison nioI SAD Alden y CIowcl A'slsn's OF toee =
Hsnps.n the Mechanics 6auk, Booklya, john H. beers
Ibries Burial Nsd,n Ps. james X. Pen Ca'eneo Pm;
,ousrrs pcyer David CIarkson, JlLo the Ions laand
Benk Fs Ga ssher and Peter Lent To the Defendants
CORNFLiVS g HUNT and CHARLOTTE, hs vile, aud
JAMES DfZENDOKF. You are hereby suu.mooed sud re-
.ur,d 10 apswtr the complaint ths action, which Will be
died th' office u the CeIk Of the County OF hng' he
Cit, Hall 10 the City 81 Brooklyn and to serve copy OF yur
answ,r ,sd compliant The subscriber a. his ONE Nc
100 BOadway the City Of New lors within t~caty dSyt an.
exclusive ot the Gay 81
sueh service you fail - toe SAID complaint
within tie aforesaid the PLAINTIFF m TINS action -hl sp
Civ 60 81 the rci demanded IN the compliant
hated New Nolk DC. ~, 1850. -. - . -.
WILLIAM Y CURTIS, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Nc 100 BToadwsy New Hoik.
~, .uevs aul scmp amt in fhis hed IA The
soe ofthe Cltk Of the touuy Knss ih Nth day oi
pxceUbeT 1856 WILLIAM Z NthlIoi i'SA-sA' A''J
AID lsw6wW
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N, Cmty cf New YoIk notice s h,I,hy given To all psT.
sons having clam, against NICOLL SANFORD late Of IL. Ciy
Of EewYok d,ceasd 10 pssout the sme wlth vouchers
IN The civ IF N,wYok before tie weeyA th day 81
N,ch NcwYoik The 2d day # September lSt
"a lavGmW LOUISA r. SANFORD. AdninstrstIis.
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Henry Dun.hee aud IhOIna. Foulse elected True
tees for thee years. ard John A. Fannns and Thomas hsi
on for two wears places Of Joseph Mckssn dse.s.et
and David Is. Scott, elected President. 81,
The PIesde Mt elect thanked The Association for the
honor CO Df ned and the meeting adjourned I'LL The last
Saturday evening Of February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

a. I. Comfy ON York notice 10 hereby gwen 70 all
~ s.yi"s claims again, JAMES COOPER late Of The
ty ofNcw Ycrk deceased to present. III. zane WIN vouchers
an he CIV Of Io on OF before the twenty hId day u
Anil ncx{ Dated NewYark the 2h day Of October lso
nnsiswem W MARGARET COOPER, Administrators.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-23
A Spicy RetOft.

Chow do you find my drcss7" asked
charming daughter Of Albion, whose hoops
had reached the limit Of the possible, Of
Lord X, between two courtesies, in one
of those horrible "lancers quadrillcs,"
"Exquisitely handsome" answered the
gallant and fashionable officer; "'it brings
back to my mind some of the sweetest
rccollections of my life" This is graft
flying indeed" WHISPERED the English
meryeillcuse, using very adloitly one Of
those pretty fans which are called Victoria
fans, because tho Queen resorted to one
in looking at hazardous picture which
King Leopold Of Belgium has sent to
Prince Albert; twill it not be indiscreet
to ask the name of the beautiful being
whom I have the advantage of resem-
blings" "Not at ALL replied the hero
(style Of the London Times cit is the
Crimean tent under which / spent many
days, never to be forgotten, on the
Hights of Balaklava" Here the CONVEX
sation ended, and fancy it will net be
taken up AGAIN. London 7inses.)
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-23

We give the story A. we have heard il,
without pretending to precise accuracy,
as we did not learn the names of the
parties. ...a. -,
A. and B. were neighbours in Eingoia
county, and B. taking fancy to Mrs
A., an elopemeut was agreed on, con
ditioncd that b. should convey, to Mrs
A. n quarter section Of land in her own
right, and tn, deed was accordingly ex-
ccuted. But as there was third party
A., who might possibly feel aggricvcd by
the transaction, it was arranged that hc
should be bought off and the whole kept
quiet. Accordingly it was arranged
that b. should convey to A. another quar-.
ter section of land and span Of mules,
the deed was executed, the mules formal
ly delivered up, and all parties started
on trip Of final separation. Arrived At
Fairfield, b. and Mrs. A. took the stage
East, while A. with his mules and two
children took the road North to his faith
cr's in Washington county. While A
was busy making arrangement to suit
his altered situation, and within less than
week from their separation, he was sur
prised-very agreeably no doubt--by the
return Of his faithful, loving wife, and
on Tuesday evening last they passed
through this place with their children,
returning to their old home in Ringold
county, if not wiser and better than be-
fore, at least better off in the world.
How Mr.. B. is getting along after his
land and mule speculation, we have not
learned but We suppose that BY this time,
he considers himself, his land, and his
mules sold decidedly cheap for Iowa.
Life in the West,