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The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-14

Rg Gov. Melville has appointed
I1on. John F. Cashman, u Lafayette,
adge VI the 7th Distinct
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-14

kT There Is vein q good humor
running through the following that is
quite natural, and wilhal, exceedingly
picturesque
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-14

EE Jones has purchased a hat for
The head Of AnaEigasiOn.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-14

EEJudgc HAEcocK never did vote
for Know Nothing--ClAriou.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-14
J. w. BRUISTER,
W. C. DONOVAN.
SHEPHERD BUSBY.
JAMES ]. SWILLEY.

Oomlnittee-
Referring 10 the committes's report
the resolutions in favor Of Judge Han
cock are considered As adopted.-
Among the signers On the list Of Judge
HancOck, numbering lel, there we're
no Know Nothing voiers-but from
information obtained from reliable
sources, the list Of Judge Daniel had 1t
o'clock, $50 signsn, among whom
were many Know NoshingS.
JAMES ID. T0LSON,
CL0umaA.
j. F. GADDEs, Sec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

THE FLORIDA Waffle Florida SeniRd an
pounces that Gov. Perry has authorized DIR. u:
Troupe Maxwell of Tallehasse, TO raise company Oh
mounted volunteers to be mustered into the service Of
the United States for another six months campaign
against the Indians and that he has accepedthe c)-
msslon. The Sentinel says: We learn from The
PRiRSUtdy Of the 30th ut, that three Indians were
captured by Capts. Sparkmsns. Leseys, Carters and
BuDochs companies under the command of the for
mer in their late hunt i'll the Big Cypress. The In-
disns captured were warrior, squaw aud child. The
sQuaw claims to be the w1e o! Assnwa says that the
child i hers willing for it to be TAKEN and SAYS
that when she gets able she will bring in the rest of
her children.
From n letter to the itor of The Home Co,aDaaoA,
We learn that the warrior referred to above has in
formed the volunteers Of the whereabouts of Sam
Jones and Billy BOwegs, aud says that the latter is
slmos, ready to surrender. lie would treat he could
roe a white flag. Sam Jones and five Others will die
before they will consent to leave the country, but the
o,hers being greatly distressed for want OF provisions
which have been destroyed, willing to give up, and
20 where they can enjoy peace again.
The following is also from Tie StHtsml;
The foreign Indian delegation, under charge OF
Asor Rector, will commence operations as soon as
pract able. Meantime, in accordance with insfuc'
tons from Washington, the troops will be Withdraw
ron The immediate vicinity Of Bowlegs followers ou.
kept stationed in the country adjacent for suhclent
time 10 demonstrate tue eff ;iency or allscy ef IN;
p@cIhc movement. White flags will be raised az All
occupied posts"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

Ssow.SHoE RACES Al MoSTREAL.-AmOng the
Winter sports Of Canada, The Montreal Plot of the
18th ult gives the following account of the annual ra-
ces Ct the Montreal Shoe Club, IL Ouinets Race
Course, near MileEn
The day was rather cold, yet notwithstanding this
at least thousand persons were present t. witness
the eats of speed in this manly and exhiaratng exer
cisc. The grand stand was filled with ladies' and o
the Stewards stand we noticed Sir William Eyre
Con mander Of the Forces, with HIS STAN The hrst
race distance of four miles, and nine Indians
fIOm Caugl nawage entered for 1t. The start was
good and Il considerable distance the came posi-
ton was maintained. The first mile accomplished
in six minutes twenty second; the second in eight
minutes twentv-twO secoLds the third in nine minute
Thirty seconds; the fourth was exciting, the contes
being vefy close. The Indian who came ia victor
during the three previous miles, aud for long dis
t.nce on tie fourth, the third, but, when within
hail Il mile If the stand, he made a dash, and took
the lead which he kept, and came in some ten yards
ahead of tie second Indian, and fifteen ahead Of the
third. The last mile occupied but seven minutes and
ten seconds, and the four niles accomplished III
thirty one minutes twenty-five seconds.
"rhe next was hurdle race over four three feet
hurdles the prize being ten dollars. Preparations for
this race made by Fix Whites and three Indians
it was n most exciting strugge-the first hurdle was
eaIt almost Fin ultaneous by all the competitors but
between the fr,t hurdle and the second, distances
were changed, Mr. Brown keeping first, followed by
Mr.. Murray no fell while clearing the third hurdle,
and the Indian who ives following having trodden on
bis snow shoe. He was up in an instant, however,
but M Brown was now leading, aud In spite OF Mr..
Murray efforts came in flint.
"TEe most exciting Of the day then took place.
II was for the Club Cup For this race there entered
MESH. Coffin, Barnston, Brown and Rlntoul. The
start was good, snd Indian he was Kept tor Tue hrt
balf.uie, when Mr.. Barnston took the lead, flosed
closely by Mr.. Coffin. On passing the stand tcom-
plotting the first mile Mr.. Bsrnston still had the lead,
followed by Mr.. Coffin, then Mr. Brown, Mr.. Rintoul
Icing last. just otter passing, Mr. Brown gave up.
This sane dstance was Kept during three quarters Of
the second mile, when Mr.. Coffin made dash and
c,me up with Mr.. BsrnstoD. A desperate struggle
for the supremacy then took place, but when within
twenty yards of the winning post MIR. Barnston gave
up exhausted and Mr.. Coffin came first, aud va.
presented wi bin the cup"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

TuE WINTER ABRoAD.-The Winter appears 10
have been very severe in all parts Of Europe. The
papers by the Europa furnish the following items;
In Scotland, man on his way to his wedding was
lost in the deep snow, and when found was rosen 10
death, within mile Of the residence Of his bride. For
the fret time in the present century the river 20 has
been frozen at Ferrara, in Italy, for some time,
admitting the constant passage of man and beast
The unusual severity of the Winter in that part Of
Itoly has caused great mortality. Accounts from Asia
Minor detcrbe sDow storms, IN one OF which q Greek
monastery was buried and the five monks had 70 be
eAcaya,ed by the Turks. At Malta the snoT, which
had not fallen since the Russian campaign Ut lsl2,
was some feet high, and accompanied with hail apd
tompests
A letter dated Constantinople, February 8, says:
Snow has fallen, until yesterday, without any 10
terruption for fifteen days. There has not been q
Winter Of equal severity for more than twenty yeaS
The snow las extended to Smyrna and the sdjacept
district Of Asia Minor and the Greek lslands are
clothed with white-an appearance most unusual and
remarkable. The navigation with Odessa is entirely
closed. Tie disasters in the Black Sea, SEA VI MAJ
mora and the neighborho cd of the Dardanees, have
been numerous. The casualties have been chiefly
among native craft and Greek vessels but there have
also been few losses of British ships. The suferngs
Of the poor very acute; their habits and habtA-
tons are not prepared to resist inclement season.
Many of the poorest dwellings have tumbed down
from the weight of snow their roofs, for they sre
little more substantial than castles Of rdboard, and
very few weather-tight." ..f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

particular the great ves.e when she wants cleaning,
will have 10 be grdiroued, o. the screw GOLFERS are
that Il, run aground rows OF piles laid aoog To-.
MYERS side for the purpose and the tide OF course VIII
leave Der dry a. each low water.
spot has been chosen for this purpose in the Mer
sew. between Woodside and Bnkenhead, and 70 this
place the Levisthan will be taken often ss she needs
repairs or cleaning. IL Is almost pity, however, that
TO gridiron of sufficient length could be formed OF
made in the Thames, or IN any other riyer IN inc
rapid and dangerous, and in which, should think
the Levathsn, even with Gil the aid which Tro.msn's
anchors give her, must run more or less of risk
either in navigating or staying AZ anchor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

ohi btCNVt',1 w
~ tie Mechanics Fire Insurance Company OF the City Of New
York sssnnst WILLIAM H. DE GR00T and ALICE y. Ms
wife JAMES b. MURRAY, CHARLES BURIAL GEORGE
OPDYKE and WILSON G. HUST.-ForsclosuIe Sse-PIs
Judgment decree II sae made in the above entitled
setn Special Term of the Supreme Court held IN New
Yok CIV Oct 81 1857 the Referee IN said order named VIZ
pubic auction the Merchants Exchange III New
Cty 9th Of January 1853 at IL O'Clock m OF that d
& follow ins Eots mentioned and described IN SAID deost
AN that certain ht piece or parcel o. land 'hnae yns snc
bsnq in br Ninth Ward Of the City Of NewYeIk being pas
lately belonging " the rector sa Ve9y
nen Of Trinity Church commonly called the Church fsrn ans
on the maps Of such part thereof lies IN the soef
Morton strees east Of Hudson street 'os
litter and bounded fellows witt Beginning at pot on
n0hry side Of II Boy street distant three hundred ana io5
inches eastward from the corner formed u the ea
erly side If Hudson street aud noery 'ide 81 lie Roy u
nohey psse TO Hudson street along fhe
Of lot said hundred feet 10 the center
Of ssd block between lie Roy and Morton streets thssoe
essey along said hue parallel 10 lie Roy street eighea
the easery boundary OF the Church arm Thence
south easery along the thirteen feet ten inches thence south
parallel eighty feet six inches to lie Roy street.
thence westerly along the noTthery side OF he hoy Fs
inch the place Of beginning Terms made
known on the day Of De sTSRr Retre.
re ,,,,naI Hnrtiohsef !" di 2awsw
Sale adjourned TO the l9s OF January 1885, u IL
isps Va rutf HOMER II. STUART. Referee.
THE shove adjourned to the 18th Of February 1885, at II
O'Clock at noon st same plsce-Dnted January 10 l8S
ja2o E6Tu to frbls HOMER H. STUART tsier"e'
The above sale is adjourned to the 6th Of February 1856 at Il
o'clock At At ploce.-Dated februsy ~ I",o
feb20 TukF to frb6 HOMER H. SIU AhI Kehtse.
The above sale adjourned to the 9th day Of March os u
twelve O'Clock ut noon pla e-Dacd Feb o. 1855
fb2e TnkF 10 mh6 HOMER H. STUART. Referee.
The above Sale IL adjourned 70 h baIchi az Il C"cA At
hI mis- Ta . %h2o HOMER H. STUART Referee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

P.RsoS BRowsLOw Of GEs. WALLER AND THE
PRrsIDEST.-Wben Walker was arrested, aud held
10 bail in the suIn of ~ O00 TO appear at the feds
Couit in New.Oesns, Col. Slater, rich old bache-
Tor in the city, wert his bail Slater Ia the owner o.
the City Hotel and the NewOrleans Arcade, two
houses which lie rents for about $500 he hss
$4,000 in the Nicaragusn enterprise, ana hss oesh
the friend of Walker all the time. Ex-senator Sous,
also has large investments in Central AmerIcs and
both these men went before buchanan, with walker,
ard Lesrd him promise Walker not 10 interrupt him
in his expedition Walker demands bis trial. aud both
Of these men will be wiesses and will swear this In
tie Federal Court. What tx it will place the 'oId
Lypocrite in II viii, place him where he ,to)i thirty
four years ego in the oair Of "bargain intrigue and
corruption, which he originated against Clay, backed
up by old George KreInerl IL will show hun up to
the world az a hypocrite two-faced and iosincero
man and gray. hraded old demagOgue .
1t il Disgrace to any grocery keeper to be detected
in such dUphciy. 1t is unworthy OF common black
leg: but how much more disgraceful Ia the President
of the United States The testimony Of these two
men will be believed throughout the State Of Louis
lana; and upon their testimony Walker WI De &-
quilted by The Court, at the expense OF Buchanaas
character kno1Vhhs Whg'
Dr. Goldman Of that city has made for young ny
in that vicinity porcelain nose, 70 De worn WIZ
spectacle which s Of the e1sct shape OF tns
organ and Of color i like iSM q 20 ' the pro oua
skin Of the Doctor but porcelain nose cannot DO o.
,Ie sligItest service 10 woman, since IL cannot Do
msde 80 turn up under any provocatlon'
Appor,1xEsTs BY THE GOvERsoR-By and with
,i ,dx u. and eat sent Of the Sena'e , 8, -
u.sKCsv.sryEs-NEw- YOEs-Dsyid Stf"sr' "i pf"os'rr
ii IsonsId W. BsDsId; Beuben efan Of Ne" fot We
owen ". Brnpsn; Jscob l. Dog o. ~ '"a' we AeA-
NJ 81, H.. Amszsh ID. Barber Of New-forf
TSUsTErs OF sEASEN's Fr>p AND RsIEktr;1Cspt gsI.-
Ia, R.,,I Cart samuel r. RobiusOD Wee Cap. ClArksI
Gii Cert RiclAd Thorn, vice Cap, Lambert suydam-
SaY,stTs-Wm. S. lily G Ro,lyn. knss-s,~pleD d. Lay,
Ir,. a Cooper J6nrs II. Clak, VIM. A. WalkeT, Ann b.
Dax.nto Puttrr j. Thomas. George Thmopsn, Con-bns
u Bruvu FREDERICK Houshtop, feodor ". Kudger, y ~
wish Brooklyn Ssau.l ". M@-keT, WiilansbafEh Ssw
YoI-Jobn Hopper, Sylvester Lay Char Asgasus DisyH
H. DyIers Jon ;. Hsi berger, BeLJ C. Levease p1,iI
lsGu,,, Wm. H,LTy Authcn, GroIe' Hsw. =, g.
Dc, ~ 4. Brzndfrh OF Sin sng. Uisr-tor'hi. ~ -
Gss.Us ysc,b Tr4npt,I, K.rPtoI AtsiJ-A'-n' '~'
AltL Il AhsDy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

FHr IN TRoY.-7Ae Troy Budget of March .
contains tie following account of the destruction OF
the Bleach Works:
The alarm Of fire about half past O'Clock this
ornipg, was occasoned by the burning OF the build
ing known as the Bleach Works. situated on the Mid
vile road short distance east of the bridge across
the PoestenkilI. The fire originated from defect in
the ci imney. The works have not been IN operation
for shoit time pact. The building which was a
brick structure about ls0 feet in length was entirely
gutted and all the valuable machinery Destroyed. The
dry.house alone was saved. The property vas owned
by Michael Yourtt, who also ciried on the works.
Tie property destroyed IL insured to the amount OF
heves will about cover the loss: Roger Williams,
$500 American, 5000; Merchants, 5000; Allan
lie, 5000; Wast ingtop, 5000; Manhattan, @7W.
There was very little stock in the building the pfiDci
pal portion of it having been removed some time
tince."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
Nfmalork daily Gribnne

FRoM VENEzUtLA.-By the arrival of the bark
Venus, Capt Atkinson, we have received advlces
from Curacao to February II. There are some rumors
in Vene zuea of a revolution in favor of Gen. Baez
BY an arrival from st. Domingo on the 18th, Baez
still held his own against Santa Anna, and is supplied
with provisions, etc. in abundance from Curacao. lie
has purchased number of Curacao schconeis' and
hss converted them into men-ofwar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
FUGITIVE SLAVE IN LIVERPOOL

PROM IhS Ltrtfpool f-9ic1.
On Saturday afternoon poor fugitive slave WIZ
arrived rec weeks ago al Liverpool, from ' si'
Or, ans, slowed away 10 the hold of a cotton ship,
wac brought 10 this office. The following Is his OWL
plain unyarnished tale, taken down as the narrative
tell from bis llps -.
My name is Tom Wilson. ] arrived here n 7n y
called the Metropolis, Csptsin Foster. am sla'e
born. hove been ubGeT gave b lniasc ever s'uC
"ss born. | an row $ yr-r- %. be -
ar. EtLry , .s ,tnaL + NtW.IIrk e.teb-YFetstl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

FIRE ASD SAD Loss OF LIFE.-Onthe night OF the
23d ult fire occurred at Newbern, \. Co. destroying
five buildings two Of which belonged TO the estate Of
Capt Outten, and another occupied by Mr.. Thos. ):
Narshall. The latter gentleman was awakened, ana
found himself nearly suffocated by smoke, ana the
low er portion Of tie building in flames lie instantly
Jumped out Of the upper story window, ana en-.
6eavored to procure ladder TO rescue ls fHDly out
was unable TO find ore at the moment. the LH~n
SAW: "Despairing Of saving them in this way, ana
being slmo Il frantic, he returnedto his house winch
yss tLen almost entirely il flames and shouted 70 MS
wife to throw tie children TO bin from the window ana
II en- lump ont herself but the words were uttered
he heard her screams below stairs Rushing IN through
II fire ard smoke he fouId her lying on the moor,
where .he had fallen, overcome by fright and SUMO
catiop and totally unable 10 account for the manner
in which she had descended the stars, as tney were
reary q complete sheet Of flame. On reaching lnc
street Mrs VI. stated that one Of her chiden ian h
fGLt about Fix months old wes on the moor "neie ST.
was found when some one rushed III ana ,escueu III
not. however without ts having sustained very &C.
rom and. We fear fatal injury. Another enOrt was
row n ade 10 cave the other children, but, aas, 100
tte TIE ladder Was quickly assembled by the frantic
father who attempted 10 effect an entrance bu, when
,Ie windows were opened nothing but complete mass
e fire ard smoke net hi- agOIizng gaze entirely pre-.
IuS;no the possibility of his entering the Of
hs children being alive. II was then that hope for
.,s The bosous of the unfortunate parents aud they
realized the terrible and heartrendng fact that their
children had peIshed. They were both b)ys, one in
his 18th and tie other 10 biz Sd year. The other child
subsequently died from the effects Of the fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

A ROYAL" Understanding to an ancient usage
in Prussia all the Princes of the royal family must
learn trade. 1t is stated that the Prince Frederic
William, just married to the Princess Royal Of En-
gland, leaned the trade of composor in the printing
office Of Mr.. Hauel at Berlin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

BrRvING OF A STEAMBoAT.-On the evening of the
4th inst the X. l. Lockwood was totally consumed by
fire a, New-Absny Ind. She was owned in St.
Louis, and was entirely new, steam having been got
UP that day for the fret time Her value was about
$5cG00.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
C,IrpRFMF COURT.-wII.LIAMB Drummer
CUPREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver o

- u ~
- the MechAnc Fire Company OF me Wy % view
York sgsinst WILLIAM H. DE GROOIE ana AfOL r., N ~
wife Theodore b. De GrOote and Emma his WIFE, Jsnes ~
Murray Charles Burial Eliza Ware sdmnistfanx ana Chafs
AbeIsthy Of John y. Wave, deceased George Up
vbe and Wilson g. Hunt-Pursusrt to decree OF sale maze IN
tie entitled action special term OF the supreme CONT
Referee said decree named will .e at public auction q the
Merchants Exchange City on the 9th day OF March,
Ia at twelve Of that day. the following described
real land viz: AL that certain lot PIECE OF parcel OF
band situate living being In the Twelfth QWaId Of said city,
bounded described follow viz: BEGINNING a, point on
The southry side Of One and forty second st. dstaf
four hundred souhesry fem the southesy cornef
Of One and tecOpds and EleNentv running
thence southerly line parallel with said avenue to tbs
center line Of the block between
81 and ODehundred and thence along said oeutd
line eary hundred feet thence sOuthery hue psra
lei with ad Eeventhav until it ntersecs the northery e
the Road theme Dohessery along sid line OF
the Road until u utercts the southery line Of
One forty seconds thence westerly along the
,ouherly Of Onehudred and secoDdst 10 the place
BEGINNING Terms made known at the day Of sae-Dsted Feb
1859 HOMER h. STUART, Referee.
CHARLES T. WHITEHEAD Attorney. fes Tu&FH
The above sale is adjourned to the 10Th March, 1889 Ut
twelve Oc0sk pace.Dsted 9th March 1855
mis- Tu6F till NH ~ HOMER II. STUART Referee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
ENGLAND.
A MAN WITH THREE STRINGS TO HIS Row
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-FrR 20-Siip,. =, Md
PIus London-Befoe Lord Chief u.;ice Coo and
tury
Appleton vs.. Morse.

Pas in LondonBefore Lord Chief Justice CocxsUsS and
Common Jury.
Appleton vs. Morse
BREACH OF PROMISE or MARRIAGE.
This was an action to recover damages for breach
Of promise of marriage, and the defendant pleaded
thai il had been agreed that the contract should be
rescinded.
Mr.. Phinn, @. c., and Mr.. Pesrce appeared for the
plaiptf but the defendant did not appear either per-
sonally or By counsel -,
ION was the daughter Of airadesman vi great respcta
Iii,v and she sued the dcierdan, fr damtges flr a
most wanton breach OF his promise 70 marry her
Casee OF .n.s kid presented "u Inhr'e variety OF r.
,.r,.sIee,. som.tmts hey were 81 avery NJ: ea:ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

RAuToAD ACCuFSr.-We earn thst two brakes.
men were killed 90 The l.. NJ, G. Railroad lat night
tetveeL Dayton snd tins city. One OF the men be-
lorped 20 rssFerger tran ard the other 20 lnmbsr
traip 10 bo'h ms snces The den. was occasionsd
~ tie platforms bong flpptry, TIE men fA.atg be.
Ia,tb ne csIF. ICOlUutCs F4c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

LAKE SuPFWoR MISiSG.-IHc OatOndgOH Miner
says that al ;he Norwich mine they are working
with but IL MINERS, on the tribute system. They
any H.! tuns Tie amount Of compromised during the
part year WAS - tpns AIS pounds Tue yield of the
wooact for loj1 was - per cent pare copper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

LIBERTY j. GERMASY.-Our review OF OTTO Lud.
wig Heutn,rs English Poets from Chaucer 70 Ten
avon with q German Translation" has been the
ause Of press lawsuit before German court Of
Justice. Herr FItzscLe, editor OF the DresdeHer
ToLts-ptaag tad noticed Article in recent mum
Der Of lis paper, quoting nj tie time the f)oF-
~ passage from II: /; Is pleasant % see the En-
e.sh Niue whiting the pris0.s. IL j. one Of her no
"blest missions. She i tie Muse of the Free and 1t
benefits ter u oriug cousola,i 70 Those who bear
"chaiDs icr LJertys sake Herr Friizsehe, i'r
Asy.Tg put she'd 20 lie read.r- ;he-e dungeons
wcrcs i,s teen sen'epcei . fur week . mprson'
net. YeS RecnIsegsnl tLou5ob Aihefa I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

nv PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate
4 tn Count, Of New Y, Sst', Gs YAH .,e q he
having sssDst SAMUEL tss same With voooAes
y q Sss IS.s Ssss;',& 4. one: y w.s S.a-:n
sa~ W.II:.st !. At p s.s sssf.1s 5. Sra s.y o.
s,,a ssy q AP'l n''' oGoRGE WATERS Adnini'tr'is
az lswemY
IN PURSUANCE Of an order oi inc sarf y s.,
Of hs Comfy ...tp JOHN JOSEPH, Ae Of ,he c,y Il
NJ. . g. Il The me %Tner q lits1 and R
The cs ~ S@wYorl before The twenty ssh Day
Of June n:s,>D''~s Ne"f. %sR lai S cTNMISSs "
dasiswsnF '-.'"'',.
1,,,ppFNE COURT, Albany Cosnty.-MARY
.rS NOYFs against PETER VAN VIE aud CAIHA-
sN5 r. 9 .ns N.. b. WIFI simon Levnser HSrs W Ton
ssss Tss%t yss, f.imeT; I5.i s. cS~GS9y
TTe,, stsphlB @. Van Buren,, AnsOn y Clifford John r.
soTa S spsSp A Snoi"'s %.Se HN rstaesf vi.
wal The Union Bsk Of Albany, and James D ~a''on,
snv.r he complaint in the above action which was
fsd with tie Cek Of Albany County on the 2'' Gay 81 ysn
rhiS wsnt, dv. ar Tie service Of this exclusive
81 u. dsy o. service and you fail to answer sad complaint
hereby ss}.S ss s1fp s 5s s5. C' inc '
RS iswswF OTIS ALLEN, Plaintiff Attorney, Albany
CUPREME COURT.-wILLIAM Drummer,
- SAMUEL BRuNSER and JOHN J. BRuNNER i PIN
Ian " WHITNEY, WILLIAM l. IRWIN, c. X. QUINN
aud C. IT, LOCKE, DeHudant.-suTmoos for money demand
SnS.nts ,Teett WILLIAM M. WHITNEY: You are hereby
mmoned and REQUIRED the complaint IN this soton
which will be hed Office Of ue CLERK u tn City and
County YoTt lie Office In the City Hal IN said city and
10 serve copy the aid complaint ths sub
srber thr Office at No l95 Broadway In sad city within
twenty aer the service Of this exclusive
Of The DAY such service ard you t To the aid
oompsS within the time Aforesaid the PLAINTIFF 10 This action
will Ake Judgment Arn for the Of Three Hunded and
Seventy Dollars with interest from the Ss day Of December
eight hundred and fyseyen beside the cost OF
dis sction.-Dsted January IL 1859
CLARK Il CORNWALL, Plaintiffs Attorney,
f& 1sw5wF No. 1875 Broadwsy'
complaint this action filed in the Office Of he Clerk
aud County New York in said city on the 18th daJ
81 February, 1888. - -, . LIN, ,..