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i
II will Re remembered that the Republi.
can party. 20 1856, ssserled IN their platform
Of principles, that they would never agree
to admit any more slave States, and that
Freedom, Free Territory and Free State.
were their wtachwOrds. Their platform o.
principles asserted that.
"We deny the authority OF Congress, Of q
territorial Legislature, OF any individual OF
association Of individuals, TO give legal e
slavery in any Territory Of the United
States while the present constitution shall
be maintained.
"s. ResOlped, That the con. situation con
fers upon Congress sovereign power ovel
the Territories Of the United States for thei
government, and that in the exercise of thi
power II is both the right and the duty o
Congress to prohibit in the Territories thos,
twin relics of baTbaism-polygamy and sla
very"
tiThere it is specifically laid down, that tn,
Republican party denied the right of Con
gress, or any other power, 10 legslize slsy
cry in any Of the Territories, and also as
serted that Congress has sorereien poweI
over the subject of slavery in the admission
Of new States into the Union, and are, b,
the terms of the constitution ond the prin
ciples Of our forefatbers, required to prohi
bit slavery in all new Suites. This was tht
plat form of principles constructed By the
Republican party in 1856.
Now, what is the position OF that party, q,
assumed by the republican members of Con.
gress, in their late vote on the Kansas uues.
ton. Every Republican member of the
House. and, we believe. every such mem.
Der in the Senate, present and voting, voted
Tor Crittenden's amendment, uhich admits
Kansas into The UeieE as Slaue STATE, If the
people of TINT territory 90 vote. So far as
Congress is concerned, they have no very
serious objections to that body admitting
kansas as Slave State! This vote ia
directly opposed, in principle, to the late Re-
publican platform of principles, and rends it
to pieces-leaving not vestige of the grea,
issue between the Republicans and Demo.
Gratis.
The Democrats asserted that the peop. Of
Me territories should frame and regulate their
own domestic institutions in their own way
the republicans asserted that Congress b d
the right to do that thing for them, especial.
ly to prohibit slivery. Hence, this vote in
Congress utterly destroys tie Republican
platform, and that party will soon be remem.
bered with the things that pere.
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Ravenna, Ohio, Al
Legni Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the Americam
~ Bible Society, tho American Tract Soctety s,1
American Board Of Commissioners for Fores-H 49,
sions, the American Home Missionary gocistv. ~
ANican Colonization S Society, aud the Americsa ssS
Of March, 1859, Flora H. Everest aied snaisi.y
against them and Lucus G Rouse, Executor On ISsn.
iet EVEREST deceased defendant. In ~ esauEs ~
Common Fieas for the county of Portage and - ~
OF oIOhlo--showing that she is the widow o Ba S
1 Una! darins coyertuge with him shp iAlegitsa
rom ner iathers estate Si050, four hundred 81 Mhsx
sne invested il lahd In her own uame, and theta.
ahce OF which her husband appropriated 20 kis -
use uhoer ap asreemOnttO secure 70 her therefor "A
1s death $iOo0 that Afterwards, ,in 1sll her
desired to sell her said land and agreed that n shS
would convey the same, az reqncsed by him. -
would deed 10 her eighty acres OF land on wkish
he lived and OF which lie died seized ana seSrrssa
her said sl0Oo that she nd convey her said isnd n
requested under said agreements; that iher insissX
of deciding her said eighty-one apres, be eEsr.1.t
and delivered to hcr her title and N
land and money, writing IN form Of NJ rsa.S
she has ever since held as such securty thaEin ia9
;ns saia a Daniel everest secretly mads vii svsk
acres OF iand, subject TO life estate OF the ma Es
=. Everest. to the first elk named deeendnstss ~
latther giving them most Of his personal - ~.
SAcePt nve nnndred doilass given % tko idid Fese
sag Defendants decline 10 convey said Isnd "a keS
ot 70 execute her said coniraU and that e NkiokS q
maud upor her just rights. II. \. -.ss 80 -
4, me esid Flora II. Everest prayb b ksf rstitlsn
by ssid dssssaas ere III ssTss may % ~
~ JnsI nghts " he promises ard or HsHsI sssN
tne eaid defendants are further eed ihat fAe
Ieqnired 70 appear and amsaoE snid petil.eh 81
n %ay ssn next. X .n' As'd L ssS !1s 1iss
Aprll D lsss.sv Ry pss 4 iissTes, ~ 1s,ia..,
"STlTT'S. horse shoe iron snd q
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Union Schools.

THE last term of the R,venna Unio.
Il schools, for the present school year, viii com.
mence on the 18th inst, at tho close OF which an
animation will takc place with View 10 sradInR
from the Subordinate to the Hi.hcr Departments
IhoSe persons, there fore, who may be esiYous 0f
the coming year, will do well 10 tend S.hool thr,,S
next term, that tney thereby may b prepared with
other scholars to ih5 Year 10 such deDa A.
ment as their qualifications shall then entite the m ID
enter by presenting themselves at school nd ,hS
commencement of tho year, scholars may be uhd.V
LIE necessity OF ass ming lower grade than, by q
sn'rt time soent In reviewing Iuoir stuNiOs, I6sy
would otherwise have done. ~
by request Of tIe Sdpcri - tend ,ns,
:, Tne Board Of Eiucation Of Ravenna villaSO,
Ravenna, April Is, lSj1-lw
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MICHAEL STUART

attorney and COunsellorat Law and Notary Public.
R1venns, Ohio. Office In the east cod Of the lsreS
U%IlcS % olocK, over Richardson's Hardware Store.
Deeds, mortgages and all legal iustFumepts = care.
fully an plainly drawn or nowietgsd, Pen.
SONS and Land Warrants obtained. have The
united states laws am familiar with the practice
oeiore the Department, and have facilities for Of.
tanning Pensions and Land Warrants, possessed by
no other person in this vicinity, Gnd In my Rrae.
uce sh u honestly eRdsay0r to dispense Jussieo
ADFil IL. 1888
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VII is said that the Earl Of Rose, one
Of the firs' astronomers in Europe. has told
gentleman In Eagland that be anticipates
one Of the most intensely hot summers this
yesf that have ever been known. and be ID.
vlSes farmers to build sheds for their cattle.
~ way Of protection against the extreme
hest. $50 -Tf7.'
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WAsHIscroE. Arm Is

SENATE. The Senate, By yeas 80, nays
= 4, voted TO insist on the disagreement OF
the House ontthe Kansas bill, md to -
point q COMMITTEES cf Conference. Messfs.
Green. Hunter and sexari wero sppcintcd
said Committse, =
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RAvENNA, OHIO.
Thursday, April is, 1855.
Dcnth OfTho,mos m Rcn1on

Dcnth Of Thomas n. Benton.
Thomas H. Benton, Of Missouri, breathed
his last at Warrington, on Saturday morn.
ing lest. He was slmos, the last of the en-
j. ent ststesmen who for the past thirty years
have been most prominent in the councils
eofths nrticn and who may almost be said to
hive ruled its destinies.
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TFhs Mansfield dSdiei5 end Banner saws
shss nearly ali the lawyers m tha, town
hsvs been eonssrssd to Chris,isni.y. .,.,.i5
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ne number Of deaths 10 New Yorl
lsss wesk ~ere 4ss. n.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mr., Wash-
ourne, OF Illinois, moved to lay on the table
tne deficiency appropriation bill, which mo-
ton was negatived-yeas 43, nays ia.
Inc question was then ordered on the mo-
non pending at the adjournment yesterday.
Inc motion was decided in the negative
yeas l0l, nays ll9.
The deficiency appropriation bill was re-
Jected, yeas l06, nays l24. -,
On motion Of Mr.. Montgomery, of Penn
sylvania, the House proceeded to the con-
slderation OF the Kansas bill,
Mr. Montgomery maved that the House
adhere to its amendment.
Mr. Bocock, Of Virginia, asked whether
IL this motion was agreed to, all chance of
settlement would be cut of.
Ihe Speaker said he would decide the
question when contingency arises.
Mr. Grow, of Pennsylvania, moved for
the previous question.
Mr. Seward, OF Georgia, moved TO recede
from the amendment.
- mr.. English, Of Indiana, appealed 10 Mr..
montgomery to withdraw his motion.
Mr. Montgomery said Il would afford him
much pleasure to comply with the request of
the gentlemau from indiana, but he could
NOT eonsent to withdraw his motion.
much confusion prevailed, and yariona
questions were a1ked regarding the effect or
The House shin proceeded to vote on tie
motion to adhere /, the House amanSmsns
ihemotionwas decided In ihe at1irmstiye:
yeas Ilo, nsysIfI. " '.'@ss na'aj Ia:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOticc Dol Mousc IsmiIdnrn.

Notice 10 House Builders.
ArDIToR's OVptcE,
Ravenna, April 18th, 1859.
HHE Commissioners of Portage county
4 viii receive sealed proposals until thS s;h dsy
OF NAV next, for the erection Of an In Urinary 6uij
Ing Of brick. Plan and specifications may Sc ssen a
this ohice after Monday, the 10th lnst. b. order 81
the County Com missioners. =
H. L. CARTER, Com'rs Cleth.
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"STITT'S. horse shoe iron snd g
eAr lIons all dsss,at A CVKglD 4 GO.
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DISTINGUISHED PERSONS

AT moon rise the happy couple mounted
on mule departed for their own palatinl
residence while the air was resonant with a
hundred How! How! Hows! of blessings,
and redolent with the perfume Of wet dogs,
buffalo meat, musk rats. kinse. ke.nick and
cod fish. And thus ended the pageant Of
the prairies. Nebraska Mems.
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1858,
1863,

MILK and S,ft II its of all kinds. and q
~ ce style Of sp-iug Caps, just received al
J. Z. GREENS.
Aplii J, fSV, No. 2, Phenix Rloek.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

by appointing tia, accomplished gentle man, scholar
ard citizen, Richard 5. h.lj, e-q., Of Prn tor,
President. Ore OF the mot intelligent and eficien:
members Of tie Board was J.. A. Chardler. esq. az
Morris. Tae people OF New -Brnassick, Pm Stoe.
Pennington and 0rarge msde handsome BIDS for the
location Of the school. TIE most remarkable ofer
maoe was by Pau faTnum Ol Beverly, IN tbe vicinity
Of Pnilsielpls. I" He offered q, bis osr private eN-
"perse e. place 81 the disposal o. The Boart for the
nse Q; the Normal Shool, tor peroi OF ave years,
free Of .Iper.e brick buil.ing Of ample dmen-
sious, to be 5ali Oh tle most ap-
proved ylsn." Sc. tie also offered on same cou-
diuons house fJr the Principal Although this ODER
not accepted, account OF the position not being
ceutIal. MIR. +. persisted IN patipg ap one ct the
esx sstse SHINE the sac and Las eu-
dowed II viii { 0,Oto. That Is noble.
AL things considered, It ~ss ceemei best u scceit
The off Il the people a, Trenton. which were very
liberal. The Board. at very grea; Pan.-tsh ns, nnay
elected Prof. Nm. +. Phelps II tle NeS-lor< Sti.e
Nori a. School a. Principal, sui this was one OF the
happi.st appointments. Entirely devoted 10 common
sc6vo. &C ecucsioo, ssd with very lsrge experience,
he had the further Usual advantage OF bins sole u
lsy do oFn s model hudiny for the proposed school.
Persons acquainted si,h such buildings pronounce this
of the nost admirable in ia arrangements IN tue
whole cououy. Tie zane u true Of tue Model school
buidiuc. Half tie battle iou -ht when tho>' capt.
tai bu dires IGi up. The other half WAS fonght
IN the kind Of mes placed II the head Of the school
Dropping n;o the school rccer.ly passed
through several departments with entire pleasure
Ote OF the features m both the Normal ami the Model
Schools, which pleased me especially was the al" ~
the system to make the education primarily one for
iranicg the pupils ovu faculties. A. tor attsnnents.
the main question is not bow uscb but how t'Si.
In many the pupils put AZ the gork OF teach
ing in one or other ol the schools. do not suppose
tbs school will ye, a the wants of the STATE
nor that all objections 20 il viii cesse, but do say
that il will be happy day for New-Jersey when TINS
school shsl have raled enough teachers to eayen ths
system If public schools through the State. The
influence Of this Normal School is To give dignity ani
importance the profess which It has not hsi 10
fecs Of our public schools -chchouses and teachers.
In the Model School now numbering some 2OO pupils,
the teachers under training in the Normal School have
an idcai to initiate snd am free IN say Il Is ono OF
the finest have visited. The influence must DO
good. These are great schools.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
A CHINESE REVIEW.

The M0niteur de Ia Flotic publishes the following
description Of grand review Of The Chinese army sup
piled by an eye witness:
"The Chinese army may be estimated a. 900 600
men and MORE including what may be called the :
serve. The purely Chinese element may be counted
among item for 10000 or 700, 900 men. The Match
ors who are ali compelled TO serve in the army di-
yided INTO rire bodies. Ice Mongoh do not supply
more than 80, 600 men. reyie. by torcaiglt toOk
pace previous to the late var IN the plains Of Yam
chsn-ra, at the gates Of Pesin Ine hgais were az
tached to tie horns OF oIen There were t6eoty-ole
divisions Of the army extending from east TO west.
Enormous larterrs were sispsnded in front Of eech
diyisiop which Indicated the name Oy nets vi ettere
OF rOse-colOrsd paper. Tie soldiers passed backward
and forward IL ooLfuson each er1eayorng o. ned h,s
place. An immeDse tent, painted bine Taa placed or
4 bill which comm alted q view u the entire pam,
and Indicated the places eCcated 20 the officers The
artl-ry coDsistl'g Of brass canuon, three ieet ii
length, were placed in front Of the tent. Each gun
was mounted cerrlsge WITH four wheels, Oy in'sns
oi kIOted rOves Soma Of the guns were loaded, and
some rot in consequence perhaps, Of their imperfect
condition, indicated by tie iron hoops with whlca
they we're held together The morning. daHned
before the troops were formei in line. The
lanterns were removed from the horns OF toe
ozep snc shortly sfterwsrd appeared tae ndigliaaL
cor nj soced by the Emperor 20 review the army
These singular iescepded from their palan
ouins ard entered the large blue tsnt. Afe* minutes
afIer yard all the rCmpets -our1ed ana the cannon
Chinese charge their guns is worthy Of reuark They
i.st load with srge lu.a:ty Of dsy' looFder
corrpos.d Of charcoal u1fi with small portions Of
niire and sulphur they tner MI the toUen-hoie with
a inner powi der sad finally, they set Ire to 1t WITH
match 4 Sistsd paper tie csnIon sfvarces end re-
ceaes and .ore seconds elspse before he explosion
take. place. 0ne may Judge BY that Of tae precision
# the ire ard q the effect produced by the cannon
balls-wher they ba'.s and ro- stores-which are
projected from sueh machines. The hrng Of the N
ialiry suooe.Ged taLt Of the sTilery. Tns soliers
Gred twenty et tine conmsnci.g vi me csntre AID
e. iry with the fsBbs; those who fired Adv.Gced s,
stepe IN TIE udft Of eorflse nose q drums beating
TIL speces Of EaIGryer was Repeated II times ald
nm. fs,ey eervsr' the FIRE cessed along the enfire
Eue the soIiers ming the sst shots toe ar, earg
Io doubt. to wound ther CoIara.es. is zee 10
observe that 'heir nr.e's fr fcn bein supphed
With the ingenious r1eclslism " oirc. Whst tney
call cup s De.rins more Than large iron cyiI1er,
about ten inches 'org, hkci ~ stock without ei,r
ock or renroi. sia iron rod, "a ths end OF which
!. applied rsicn stsepsd IN sai'pe,e-, serves as 5
o.s aIG ss:s tIe 70 The powier pseei - cas..y oi
tie bcrre., sai shici il unc,vefe-. After t.e ~
fss.ry srsreise cane that If the csysly Fbicn was
erosp-e Icgad tee large cue ts-t .ad "as charged
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

DELEGATES 10 THE CsS,L COsvgsrIoa.-rhe
citizens of Syracr. have appointed HI. following geo.
temen TO represent that locality in tA Canal Coavsn
ton, 10 lie Led On the 18th iI,t:
B Davis Noxnr Ttos. o. Aly0rd Aim Mgrro T.. B. yaS
sop F F,ch NJ H. Orlges Burr Burton, D. III. Es.oa John
Crtsr Cha. Coulstoet, iirs9 Eaton Auson o. C5pset.t
Austln Myr, Psirlar wsiagtoo, T. Doss- T. K Por<r
Hm b. Erk John Durstor, Robert vbsoJp Il r. 9sdn.r
W n Doy-er A. l. orsss, u $. Giie't lsn Avery, Hsr.
y.y BaI5~in VI H. shsnklsDt WIN. WinS,s, A. III. H,slsa
o. Mo arby Js1 j. 0bss ,. w. Barter a. H. Hayry. d. o.
sshrc G.o slsvsns EhrH Ciat r. H. Agaa, j. Ia 0s.sa-
man G. C. Bsrssr J. II CsEr ~ snols D Y. Kinyos si.ss
Tfns NJ Dou gall = =. Alyofd. W. Clark, d. c. Green
f.. " H. BoasdLsu, JaA L. voorhees,, fsrssy ssswst-
pELEGATEs IRON RocHEsIEg. -SiG.y Delegates,
seeetsd from ~ so.id men VI RI chester have been
chosen TO attend ths sppro aching Cansl Convention.
Osgego is moving IN the "a M direction.
CAsAL WoRK.-IEe Palmyra Coar,er says that
6redges have stationed upon tao Cay1gs Marshes,
pfersrsiory 70 prOsecu-!ng The WORK Of eIctvstsos
dUriDg the Winter uoniss. With proper all frym the
LIZ stature te woIk vii be coDplsg,d 80 40 70 give
sb9IGsnt chsnne 10 aeconrnfds TIE larger class Of
hosts On the operirg Of navigation in the spring.
The iabcre,s 90 the Canal Ells, zemsrt a. Lockport
Pave resume.s work. after b-ing promised advance
Of wages 70 5j Genus per den
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

THE FATAL ExPLOs!os At LowELI.--71e LoveQ
Ccv,ier Of Monday afternoon gives the follosiDg par
tculars Of the fatal explosion at the VI Massachusetts,
Mills IN that city on Monday moning:
"At about quarter before O'Clock this morning
there explosion IN he westerly end of The pch.
er mil On the Massachusetts corporation. The vail of
the gebe end and OF the hrst story belo%i 10 wero
thrown out, and falling upon small building below
broke IN tie root and cracked the end wall No ooe
gave any account of the origin Of the Gala nity
The building four stories high. The third story has
machinery the northern eide; in the fourth tn re- 10
picker from which the cotton pssscs ~ the auic. Il
s suppOeed that the fire calsed BY frc'ioo in this
maofinc and thence conveyed - the aic ~ Quickly
that il not Iotcsd that il over the hight cot
ton there, producing sudden AMI powerful raJfca-
ton Ofthe air, that II burst out the walls.
There are two atOrs, extending from the third
story 10 the tbiTt attic, and u IL supposed the fire
passed doTr these ~ the third story and thence up
The stairway 10 the fourth story. Janss Brsbran was
fourd alive IN the fourth etory, bu. badly bGrnei
ths; he lived bet short time. He vas rev hand
ard this wos his hrst day the mil. joan OSlel
was taken ont In an insensibe state. His tinis are
born'd to crisp and be- is much iIj Hed that there
is buf itis II any hope that be- can survive lie re.
sides on Davidson street. Jas Shaughnessey vi Dps
ls badly crushed dbr0ken the fo, and mother
man, wbose did lot learn, had his face badly
bu.Ltd."
Considerable emoult Of oStton wss s jGred iy Ere
sid water but the ofs !, ye. Unknown. II vii
lot probably sxocoi $1,000
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
PAINTS. Oils, Slass. or.

N0AL OiLS.-JOSESs PATENT COAL OIL
OLAbP by i,s peculiar phlosophcA srrans,sat viii
10 tee eht a. 5 I cent ICES ay her L Oh
bSue! tasty N its coutEuCon uuyad IN cocye
.uoe Of nae eeils P-fe model OF Sesty sDlcity nd
ecopony TIE pstsnse gaars tees ata,5a 70 every
Dealers sa' caItoleG re-dica b,
interested psrs u 70 sasy themselves BY nal Egory
eeuu-g has l. rsss PAtut' 90 e s5Fe~ .Asaa AID ar.
oy al the syss dsars Laps lrs- tae Uui4i
aset BTisa Provinces ssd Wet lade. Dvaer,
10 csaer aht all u.b-,
sNef. JpShs Co. Ns2u'tctuT'r y, Boston
CORIRN's EXTRA On.-Very superior for
~ Esasire CIV hn3 BIrplI desrsbi BarreL 8
ts sesNsan. John ~. OUIHCYS Co.. No. 'fwu,sr-st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

TIE Patent Office Convention A" Of gentlemen
ek Ted IN ericultnre vii sit the 3i of .nrsiry
urc TAX oa tier sdcm IN the he ,r,pg Of E,pbe u
Din rspbie reporters The no.ss taken vii sf5sr-
ward be revised by lie spesksrs and pathshei bJ tee
P,elt Conmsslousr in iIis resu,r annual opps,ticn
b tue busin.f Of tie Agric'r iral iournas. Ia Lo
ober ~sy VII tie insorpe,.on, thss s,rsngcy sc-
eniIed, b. made pubic.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

With the guard Of The prisopAl eolors. whes tne
ssnal va. gwen by buges the oavAify mercnsd ws.
~ur in the aest disorder and aavaoci - f*s, -
their horses were able This race- fer !, deserved no
other nsne-ccueluced the review. The icspses@s
returned 10 their pa snqu;Is tie generals ADD ofbc"
Quilted the ground and the soldiers dii the sans VIII
ont order or object"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

~ \. st PkEME tOtRl.-Iity ara Iounly
NJ OF Nev-lork JAMES TArEM AZ. FRANCIS ".
WHITNEY, All BENJAMIN GoDf Rkf -sEuinrons To
the abov, ruci e,eucauss You h.re5y summoned 70
,w.r ~. COMPLAINT ;is seton. which h, hs been
Ned IN N. fcs Cs-k Of tie City And County Of Nv
Yort The City Hal IN sad Cy a1f copy c y1IF
AZ nv Office u.nIt.r 20 W AZ the City
OF Sewysrk With. tweuty days seE the se.ce hereof
elusive ofs asy Of ssch .rvic. ard you III -
the complaint ss Aforesaid. tn pAni viii ,lse judgment
s,.ir. y oT the .uu o. twelve hl-drei and fter dr.
sno riristl with n.sr-s, thereon fu he hy m;
CAV Of D~csrer sshts,r huI-i ny.I ,osrher sie he
oo,;, Of this s.toL-Dsied New Yorf December H. 1859.
g. McADAA, Pslntit, Auor-y,
pSlsvsvN No. 5s W alSt, N. \,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
MiseclianfGna.

BOOKCASE for SALE.-A substantial Black
- wAou. LIBRARY BOOKCASE feet ty .s.i rsade 20
ei. tn psrc. to1, E73 C.pa5. oi hosl % bo5k IL
VII BE- soo si 5asap losgc- Of alterations ths
library of The owner. AIpy y nste TO b. Boa NJ se y
lossOhee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
Ersal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
tie County New Yo-k uotif. IL here By a. rsor
having ca ms .ssu'; WlLLlAMF. CATlfRklELD, ate Il
NeN.k, cscea l. PRESENT th- % voucn
thereof ls ribr, the c. oi Oeorsr Ir-Anc IT,
NJ N Prs IN the City Of Se, ioff before the tirty
fr.t dsy of Decer Ds-c N-lork h- 1a eGy Of
June iee. FNnA A. CATTERFIELD. Airnini';fsriI
les la.suM
INPl' issuance OF an order of the Surrogate Of
The County o SesIors lotice Is 1ersby gwen = a. PR
cons having JOHN WILLIAMS s- Of the City
ScENOk tCrsr .a Grover, 70 present. "a
thereof the -b.Thsr. the otce of
Richard r. Carmar No. oSS Broadway. he City Of New
Yor. oa OF ), fore the sHh DAY ol Apsl lsSpa.ed New
Yolk the - tsy Of Oct be-, lS52
RiCHARDF l. CGRSiAS,S Ehscu''h
MARY r. WILLIAMS, Ex-cutrlL
MOTT, MURRAY 4 HARRIS. Attorneys,
o4 lsverM. No - Sa~sel-sf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

SlPREME COURT.-ClTl aud COUNTY of
~ NtW-iORK JOHN BODINE, Plaintiff against
CHARLES RANOLLE and Charlotte bis wife, Frederick
NdLsgsp Frederick A. sit,s Charles Houset Henry Hasen
Kaup J.rb Rn uer Bernhard Wesermsnn August Buech-
ner Charles A. N.ster Thomas h. Stewart, Philip Heinrich,
D.hrdaus- summon. fr Relief Com not served. TO the
DsfsuoaIfs. FREDERICK WILDHAGES, FREDERICK A.
sIfIiG: You hereby .mmon,d aud required 20 ansser
The conrsui his action, yhich the h day of Sep.
1858. fl.i Ia the Cce OF toe Crt OF the City ant
County Of New Yot st the City Hall In said sty and b serve
copy the sd compst th- Subscribers
t.r ce NJ. s. Johnst n the City " Nesfork within
the Of this exclusive
o the day Of ,uch servie and fail 70 asvei the SAID
within the Aforesaid the plaintiff in this scuon
spry tfs f the rrh-f ucts-ui-d IN Tue coIn'
psnt Dated New-York, September y, 1883.
coz Wallis Plaintiffs A,torneJs, No. % Jobn-st
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