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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29

Gcpt. s. 1858.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
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tent gsper. gspins. Dupler
lInn nemEhnlihe YHailfes.
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Trust Sale.

I0S virtue OF dstd Of ne FaTgu.ay,
II dated he 81 dH, ~ sci.t, nbsT, y. ISSs. r.
cord In the Clerk fes % Oi9 Couuy Ia Ds,
Book No ~ lOo 4S, VIII sel pGhsie auction ", 81
iay o. MAY, ID isjS at the Iron, Court %
"f olo county, Ia the city Of WL,rlE Virginia. ali "
zeal eat- rracted and coIvrytd ~ IN sad deed of
trust as described IN saii d TIA; certain ie
lot berI Ihe NoTth hall LIT No 49, tltv ir EoGss
addition 20 t- ey of WeeIE ard ttuatt III
west % Cap A siai ltiue a
property eCuSvy, -. t.fayrA Ssfsh L
aite ht deed bearing datr S,ptcnieT -. D.. 1871
lcTfus OF "a g MACS kugTr4 It,= g s=i--
svln. TttlEte-, sli convey such title Is
vested Ia mt by said d,ee 0f trust
mi$t-im GtG-ON L, CEANNfFR Truxfre
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TC CORlkESPOND ENIrS.

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he froHrctOrs.
hogld be addressed to the Editors jointly either
Z them.
Ccrrespondents writing for publication, will please write
oaiy side OF the paper.
observance OF the above rules will greatly Oblige
nj prompt attention to correspondents than
ey might otherwise receive
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

corner Market Monroe streets thess ard taird Mon.
day evepins=of each mouth q. W. stUTs, W. Nj Alss
'7'er Laugasts, Secretary.
Wheeling Ledge No. I3S Meets above on
Aest aRd third Thursday evening ef each month. r 4
ssSSELSexR, ". NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter No. 19-Meets a,
above the second Monday evening of eaehmOnth. W
Seorr, II, r.; S. W. Pedrsoi', Secretary.
WhceIing RncnmpmenI No. I,-Merts =
iesrs ntAeyoarEh Monday evening Of each mORlh WI
LartRS, Rseerlsr
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u EWOVAT.---a ~ Slain Street. I'd door asoyc the
~ 81 ~ Bank, lsee4 &c arc preplFed 20 81 III orders
WHEELER LAkIN, Merchant TaiioEE,
HhS 1J4 Main street, WhaGiinGs Va.
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CHOICES AND Sell CT!

Tie nstrfy rtestc.d st9eE 81 riry a,. aasHsr cools
Of ne .t4rS Or Yh0lHGS Bthss-sc -, 30EspO
and Wd'sF Ne, HLesss=g Va
RFSPECfFULLN nvit, nt frIends md customer call
Hand rIrHGe Ia TT7S FAeSIRFGEsS.
f,sSTINGS, -EAAhSEiLLES COD1.S. HOSIERY GHd
SOI&U-s, iast the Eastern crs. Having
paid aTcnar attenti"n ;o seireti, rag goods feel
hdent of being able 10 crafty the fasIiiOus
THuS
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Ihk law OF NEW sPAPERs.

subscrbers who do give express notice to the
fry, considered wishing continue their subscrp-
If subscribers order the iscontInuaace of their peri
deals the publisher continue send them until all
garages arepad.
" srhscrieFs negector refuse take their periodi-
;Gls the which they directed they held
ponsibe TIL t have settled the bill and ordered them
ieon:Eued.
subscribers tn other places without lnorm-
A. publish and the papers are sent 70 the former di-
ecLoI they al, held responsible.
The Courts have decided :at refusing take periodi-
thc Office removing and leaving them UncAlled
Cr,i prini0J J,icid evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

Ylrginius Lodge No. ;s.-Mests every Thursday
evening the Hail. of Market and Quincy street,
'sSNs NJ. Hat, n. G.; 8. U. Cstrr, Secretary.
FEUukIin Lodge no. I3.-Meets aboveevery
NoHt'y evening. DAWN BAYHA, n. G.; WfHtdm r.
Nc isiesg. Secretary.
Wn. reII ledge No. 3S,--Meets asabOveeve
~ Wednesday evening. wILliAN HELFxN, n g.; JoHa
$o'ads, Secretary.
,WYFIh,ss,inE Lodge Ne. Se-'teets above every
W. n Porrs, n. e.; Joha Tao6urs, Secretary.
Pnnoia lodge No. S3.-Meets above every
Friday evening. JOS. HAskLv, n. G.; oh, L. dr'cell
Secretary.
wn. Te,I Eaeatapuleni No. 34.-aeets as
''ve the Jcurta Tuesday evenings of each
s'nth. Joux BADSa, q. p; Gsids, Liaek, Scribe.
N6rRah'n EucHmPment No. l.-Meets as
sSore the arstautEfd tuesday evenings OfeaSh month
W. rAzlos, C. P; Geo Baird r., Scribe. IMareh is.
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Who Would be Without II?
Now that war coHlH-ne-i between Cias certain
y Price or al have rlade cstlIl,te
rang nienS 70 Se-o f 'irt with The Syiye Oh VEh
ioT saitty' parity cir7l-ss ana ci-aPTess. i su-
peru- 70 aRy other IN fin- Ui. Car hn- Sc
OIL - t's iOWess price, for sale Whnl sale
tailTt J. *. nCNHAN 4 COS.
as No.li5 Main { is water sts., WLt,Iir,,
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Having been appointed Agent of the above well known
Company for Wheeling and vicinity prepared 10 take
ippruved Fire aud Marine Risks tie most favorable
terms. 5sfu L. c. EONlIAa,
Office for the present at Doane Adams house,
f-I16-fy No. 81 Main 81.
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i1atriOtie lSsRtimeat-By Gentleman con-
fused in his Natural History to the
ailiancel And iIlay the French eagle never be
the Gallic cock Of any British Bul-walk!
4A1efNii--A new work IS advertised under
the ominvus title 4 WOHstn's Thoughts about
H0D,;H. How could any publisher have under
taken ything so GneharitaBleI
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TOL2 TEli IATsOf roior. aduiFaily dspted
the season bipE TeTy lisht, aud With broad LT
apps H riil L'.a -IaiiaS. u. HARPER 4 Suns.
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! INSURANCE.
GREAT .W ESTERN

Insura0oe and Trust Company.
CfHce in c mpany's BUILDING
To. AO3 N0tSUG St. .PnHLAHRI.PHIA.
ChGrttr Perpetual; Il uth0rised CoPjtni $500. .0U0-
Tr c. C. L NTAROP Pres't.
Wa DARLING, vice r+,siasLu
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
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CtESTI,ENEN's FHESCH BATs-As suiiabie for VAN
ans - A'e -''' II D. HGRPEE snEs.
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FreshL LArrivaI

- PRfNG AND SCANiEi, GoODs-wt have received cur
- stock OF Spring and SuHi.r Goods. ~,
grsA;y't yaIisty o. 81 les bsoTe 1Tsd 4rA W b,
soiA iUu- tapSl @ :. D.HARPEE ~ Ns--
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Dome stics and ForefRn Staple
AssigneeIs n CtIee

LII peTspEs knosIEg sherz-ly~s W W Jita-
VIII piea<r cali the uI.t
the Office y RicIardsc Esq, Monroe and Fourth
reefs zap s'Airs.l J. J-A.TlNCENT,
mh2+ Asssne. % W. V. Ii:nsson
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GHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE

A4 -RY IHE-
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HATSL HATSI HAE

< AVERY, Hat and Car mhHufaei.r,r, =, IL, On land
y" larse hssoTmvHt g he -te spring falons- Gri
uguIuu viii lrase Call and rAaninr foF ii' InBsIvts
s. AYEitf. .I46 Nuih 81.
mliSs Wheeling, Va.
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OFFICE Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy St
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ASSETS JANUARY l, 1883:

UPWARDS OF 81, 900 900
OF Losses have been paid by the Insurance Co.,
tie past rs years.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
NewYork Daily Wribaate
hnQSAS.
LANES ExAMINATIoN-ITEMs OF NEWS.

LANES EXAMINATION-ITEM OF NEWS.
Bsen Our Special Correspondent
LAWRENCE, X. T., June %, 1853.
The testimony elected before the Court, ye'ser-
aay IN Gen. Lanes case, was more decidedly 'aVoi,
able 10 Ana. Two LADY Witnesses, Mrs. manoen
and Mrs. Brown, testified that two shots mao '0cn
fred at Lane BY JenAinss party before 44'ne u.ou.
TAsSe psrso, live ia that quarter and one OF 'nen
,.xrthe ecc,renee, tbs other hearing tne piseoi
- rn, r,pots. -. Gsa.es's testimony was also
: az .aees tdat Lane was twice fred at before he
area Such estimony places the case In avery
Tasrent aspect. This testimony conflicts WIN tnss
vsH BY vitps.ss sne Si0,ssusp uapy GresO for
;n.ssuce wb shot ,ghe. The examination OF Wit
a.s.s viii 1T close until this evening or Tomorrow
Shonn the violence given yesterday remain un-
OI.nasa Il IN place Gen. Lane in much better
.o.tnn botlepaly and morally than had feared
oeeupied. ks the testimony conflicts, those who
are friendlyo Gen. Lane impugn the evidence oil
Green and te other Witnesses OF Mr. jenkins.
On the other kud, those who dislike Lane, or VINO
are dhpOsed 70 form az OPINION conaemna.ory o.
Mis act. 6iscrt as FAR 10 they can, the testimony
for the defnse. -,
The public sentiment remains unchangably hostile
% the Lecmpton Constitution, but no very active
step for canvass against It are being made. The
public mind seems to be q satisfied that it will be
overwhelmingly rejected nat little anxiety is enter
tained in regard to it. he symptoms are so strong
Nat no support Of any consequence will be tegas-
nattiv given 10 it, chat it is the impression that
earring by fraud viii not be attempted on 30 slen-
der q basis. But is best not to be too sure and a
more aetiyssiglasce on such an important occasion
would. / hink, b. more judicious.
The cd excitement still continues TO conslder-
sb,t~syent. Parties start rt-eEesy day or tive tor
Wesst2 Kansas in search OF gold. have seen
trai = p from Arizona, and tbev report the dis
coyerssf ifsss ssd yalush S.,,s ogs in that quar-
ksr. Sey say that j: is equS. =. alforna; Some
fvo three parties have started from the Territory
g. .ryons in search OF the dggings in that quarter.
TI0 riyers and streams in the West remain high.
fAe abundant rains swell the creel,s, and render
travelling uncertain. Kaw River is now higher than
h has been this season. Emigrants continue to ar
hive but the most of them scatter out to different
settlepents throughout the Territory. The weather
s mild. Business fair, but not very active. Real
estate still rather dull Money is still too scarce
and held at too high rates to make business very
active or prosperous. The health of the Territory
so far, this season, is very good.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
NEW sWEDENBORGIAN CHURCH.

Tho cornerstone of q new Swedenb3rgisn church
wac laid Yesterday morning in Tnutyffth street, near
Fourth avenue, e1ercises commencing st o'ci)ck.
Nearly hundred ladies' s,d many gentlemen we're
seated and standing within the foundation walls his
pstform towsId the southeast corner OF the ohurch,
upheld the Revs. b. F. BARNETT Of Newark w. b.
HAYDEs Of Portland and SAMUEL BEs"Ics, teni-
porssy Pastor Of the Society.
psalm was chartsd BY the cong egs.ion, and Mr.
HAYDEN read The 5th chapter OF the Fret BOOK OF
Kings in relation to the buidirg o: the Temple q
Jerusalem ard recited the LoIds Prayer.
NJ. BARNETT then pronounced the following ds-
course: -.
BRErHREy AND FRIEsDs-We have met here tais
morning for the p1rpOse o. layi5g, ~ sopiopiia.o
eeremonie, the so-e OF 81 td mes - oS eeoi
csted 10 the worship Of ne one Lorc 600 eno cav
ior Jesus Ctrist. l. is nc eGpy or nnneanins oere-
ny tnst We here ergsge in, bu, ore lep'es9 W.
lofty sgrifcGLee. AS appropns'e 10 .s 49,
Therefore let b,ie y expi,in toe sinhe see o. me
set wbie, nave nset gsthar 10 p-Fiyfn. Das le'
flst prsrrise that, in our sis~, Eeis eieyny po-
no intrinsic value. IL Is roI sSStEf.a' N tae
erection of . house Of worship. IL 20 u ue
res sceed simply ss appropriate deoorcss gtaeetai.
u is only WHEN cersc oniss of whAtever Hiad navs
lost their significance 20 buUsa sp2rehsnaon--
have become emptiec Of tnsit spnisua l--n4r e-hat
they s,e regard. as more then TINS CereVnies a-e
not exalted but degraded, and their tendency
Is degrading, the moment trey ArS ooEe9
upon as tbines esse&tal in themselves. Regarded
in tie light Of fitting ard .eonely garments,
ttey are be.u.ifaL If Ie,koped more thsa tais,
tscie is somewhat ldoaton' II ses,s 3o,.rvsISs. y;
The ercyEi at OF cres'ion-ihe gard ieet Of ni-
torythe prrgnsrt and oft-recuriing tie NE OK aiVhe
prophecy-is NAN. The whole universe Ct matter,
vito al is grand and rythais % nossne a.a IL .ta
iorr,s OF grace s16 besuty-fr s0st sss va Il DO
signed bot tho exstIce deveopn,E, ami p'osrs,s Of
hSusLity tereue hout tie sg.s. hAs--ae. ss g ifal
and pershsbs, but IS sprtusl snd sub an5sl being
ar her Of Immortality a eres.are maze N God. own
imsgs-is the e.a Of al things s.:s Z iAs e:s
a,ed universe. l. Is for man tns' tnie g1oii5
f-ams of na.Ue vas copuiyei; 20. z@s to.; sea-
sols ehange and oceans, Esu saa sa1- Issslye;
fcr nnr that dexs dssc.fd sra eaters q, ssd tins
thin sir is 90 transparent ead This e.,ta so gorge
ou.Iy bsdecked with tiees and h;re's Zee, 81
patare, OF rather God throughout 81 I.'rrs, -orks
u.r.mit.irgiy for max. Ard m ths Teaims q sp,rit
Ui- vo,k. ae ssd have ever bs-D, even nJ;e sop-
de-frl-mrrs Is,aw WITH Hr spanns .ove; .aa rat
ali .1e rrea and g.ori,rx reanties tne,ein asc csed
.tS s.;sn joI sls. ADS E., 20. tts p.s Be,cs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
THE HOMICIDE AT LAWRENCE.
EIGHTH DAY.
LAWRENCE, June -, II

LAwREScE, June -, ~ M, ASS.
BeBjann h. Gates was recalled and identified the
she-gun with which Lane killed Jenkius-s single
bsrelsd fowlipg piece.
Tbos. Guest sworn--Iive in West Lawrence in the
se H,y Of Lanes house; there is well Of water in my
yard; 1t furnishes en- abundant supply Of water this
sppg; dug the well in September Of last year. Jen-
kns NUT have known had q well; his family have
beer getting water there since the a ay my house s
aid 70 be on the same quarter section as Lanes and
Jebkipss.
II Frederick Nichols Ia boy Of ffteen), sworn-1
vent to Geo. Lanes yard shortly after the death
didh't see the sx i Henry jenkins carried it away
he io0k from tie edge Of the grsss Just on the p'~ed
eientd that Was n the west part OF Gen. Isne yard
vas Tear where Jepknss body lsy; bis body was rot
neIs hsn but the blood and they said bad sin
ksTs il kind Of North west from the blood thick
nt =. might have been four or five feet from where
the bvcd var Henry jenkins took the al over TO his
Cross examined by StantJn-Do you know the obi
'gston Of all oath1
Wi,ness-SupFose il is to tell the truth; was look
ng q a. way when they picked the ak up; I was
ever town when heard of the oc ccurrence; 6rst
! se~ Of II tie men were running; asked what wss
Ge mater, and they said Lane had shot Jenkins; /
an positive sbsot the position OF the az; the blood
pa en- the plowed ground, just on the edge Of the
efsss; there might have been some the gfsss.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
a d. hsllory, sworn Knew Gsius Jenkins; had q
..e'ssuon with him a week before his death in
Hont y The Mission House, and il commenced in this
no ssld that he wanted s,me water out Of that
vsn, IRA Lane had acted ugly about N that be
Sspsbsl hsd smashed down the gate, that Lane
seoea ~, AID he then smashed it open sgain; that
seaId nave water beIe at ali La zards les the copse
yss-Ses De what hey ISsy; told him would sd-
w IL" M ehe 10 svtd al s.lercehon with Old Lane,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
DEATH BY LIGHTNING.
o ne Editor @ TA N. Y. Tyibuss.

To IA. Editor sf TA>E " TriS~ss.
SIR: The house of Mr.. Joseph Banks, In Nswcas.1s,
Wes.chester County, N. Y, vas struck by lightning
On the afternoon Of Saturday, the 26th u, aad Mrs
Banks, who was standing in an open doorway 4 The
time, was instantly killed. ....
The building is two stories, about 3Ox40 feet on the
around with an inclossd piazza on the vest aide OF
one story, the roofs being single An iHuiated light
pr rod is attached TO the pota end Of the house sad
goes into the ground on the west sde near the noh
end The diichargs Of Lightning was sppEsnuy light
but was obIqus, and provision was made for such
discharge in the construction or application OF the
lghtpir g-rod. The lightning was received upon the
rod but nstssd of passing down the rod 70 the earth
and through the earth underneath the building 70 u
destination, it left the rod and passed through the
house :nS down INTO the roanS :. .hs sSSss sse s
ter than the earth beneath. The discharge lsit the
rod ct point opposite the pszzs roof, shstteriag
glass nsulstor to pieces and partially dsh sratng the
rod. The fluid passed down and shattered the edse OF
the roof TO the gutter, scross on the gutter 70 the
south end and up that edge Of the root TO the main
building sgan. Here the discharge divided one Por-
top passiDg directly down TO the earto killing Mrs:
Banks who was standing In door q this poist, snd
shsttsripg the door, post, &c. The other portion
passed horizontally the south end Of the build
pg tesrpg off the cIspbosrds outside snd the plaster:
irg side TO tn.lesder on the southeast corner Of
the house, down that TO the bsseboafd, and thence
into the earth slightly shsttsrpg the stone foundation
There is double he tTzona Ios of nss In the inner
sheatbpg, and the damage 70 the so0en end o. ths
bouse was done by the fluid In jampiog from na1 TO
nail on its way 20 the southeast corner OF the house
The insulation and continuity Of the rod was perfect
throughout and no rain fell till alter the discharge.
The event proves that insulation is utterly ineec ave
and useless agsin,t obque discharge of hghtning
and tbat safety only be attained by bsying con
tnuous rod with seversl termnstions in the esrh az
d fferent extre mites Of the building. had
there been rods on the south end Of Mr.. B snkss
bouse connected across the roof with rods the noh
end this discharge of lightning would have undoast-
edy passed over the roof and down 10 the grouaf q
the scuth end upon the Lightning RODS without sny
Jury 20 the house whatever. There are hundreds
buildings with no Eore rod upon them 10 propvrion
than this house had and they posed ~ the ssDs
results if they should be struck by lightaipg.
IT, however, people will econonze 10 lghtnisg rode,
let thenn keep away from doors and viDdows daros
thunder storm. EDw. Il. QuihBY'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

Usios CoLLEGE-The Literary Annivensvies Of
Union College will be he'd ct Schenectady on the "oh,
26,b. @tb, 2s;h and 18th inst Sanisy evening the
9th, the Rev. + D. Huntingdon will deliver ar al
dress be fore the Theolog cal ocsty. Monday evening
John w. Fowler, esq, will address, the ns's.
Tuesday evening the Rev. Theodore P.'ksr, u. d.
will deliver an Grafton before the Uer&y S'eietes.
On Wednesday evening the 2sth, inauguraio0 Of the
Alumni Association in the morniog; an address oy tos
Rev. Henry P. TsppaD, ID. d., LII d., Chancellor of
the University Michigan spoem BY Alfred u. Street.
esq, State Librarian of Sew.Yoik; an orAaoa by
ChaIs r. Shaw Of the Serior Cisss. la tAeasf 'ooo,
the la,irg Of the oogners ne Of Alumni .u, saa n
address by the Rev. Francis Wsyisnd' u. d. LII ",
after which banquet in the ehspel, with speeches
from seps,ors Seward and Kiog, Judges Edaoois,
Parker and others Il the evening soeisl re0a!on e
the College chapel. Commencement exercises van
be held in the Pssbyterisn Church oa Thursdsy, tue
ooh, at 10 O'Clock Q. 10. ''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
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CUPREME COURT.-DANIEL BUDD agt.
- ABiyLIL FIsLER-Summons Tor monsy aeuaaoc on @ Uon
ou not ssr Ito the defendant: You arc hereby sn
MA required the complaint In th scsn
Va i.f In Inc ofee Of Crk Of the City and County new
& fy I;as City of New York, on the I'm DAY
ns b aud % copy Of snswe 70 thc SAID com
80 =, ~ sjrbsrs their Office No % Wsistfeet IN sad
srss,ty Ssvs af the service o. this luminous on
dss such service; spd u yon fSi 70 ans wer
yt : the time aforesaid, the pi.intn 70 tn's
ssl r ss assnI against you for the sum OF nse
dors With interest from tne twenty usy
- n os thousand eight hundred ana hy oe""0
ne ee" " S'' PENNINGTON WARREN,
,,o,sr % Attorneys, No. So Ws'lstreet
zSIIppP1F CflURT-COUNTY of KINGS
SHrF,nf 81 q. NICHOLS against RICHARD I: ShY- .S.
6xNHIJI 81 iemgs O. Jobns'm and Atlanta A; ns rne'
1nSs T. .ss,sn nd May NJ his Wife ESspuel h9nmsS'
Henry s<bsbe william Peel Receiver kG, Culver Pstsrson'
PserB Imery n.s oh, ard Bepjsmn O. 9e'zs1% w. .ps
rs,n, for r,hfTo the Defendants above named fou are
Abv and requifcd the amended con
In az SETON which fled in the Office OF the Clerk Of the
asnty Of Knss copy Of your answer on me a. y
e6se No 10 Easssu street. IN the City OF Brooklyn winn
5ays ssr tn, service hereof exclusive Of The DAY nch
sn,rs and 4 you hE the complaint - sioresn1 ne
suSa viii Apply the Court for the relief densnaso NJ Ie
s.ar b sint Dated Eew-York, April u, 1854 M
T. II. NICHOLS, Attorney pro per-
e amended complaint 70 the sbOve scon "s hed On ''e
tsnsh day Of April, A. ID. le5a , ..
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