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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

VopsE TaIK.- Some Of our extra fashlonsbles are
astonishing the avenues by driving three horses
sbre..t-c Ia the Greek and Roman chariot races and
tbnse OF the Hptojroge. The notion comes from
Pans u course. Where else could i nave come
frc,n Tn. fec; upon the mind Of the startled spec
tator hot dlssgreeabr oce would s1pp re. 10
roferft. the tone Of TIE thing however, toe middle
horse aore usually eslops and the two OUTSIDE ones
rtt tbus combining he show OF gsuop Win IN SOM
merit 4 he les pryteutiUu- pace Sul tue aiTahs
n,ept narrowly ecspe riicGle, and viii most assured,
is not takc among people who feGy nnheTs' shi a1d
sympaibze with the great QGsdIuped. OF Ielcn.
nm dtsrOrs q s.unnjfg the town with boFt'y a.
once CLASSICAL ard lhuni-ring il may answer bat II
Eou dofoT aNeElciker, who keeps n eye upon LIS
sscord-h sd 81. feels all the vstness Of the gun De-
vyeer two eight ard two fory-a cua'n imper
cepibs 10 Gallo EYES tight Little team, all 20 and
70 fuss. is the New.York notion OF a turnout.
Anc.ter thing aboW hOr-es. You have Observed,
courteous reader, LAt, OF late year, The struggle
amopg hCr-efsnciers has been 70 maich their Mage
e.. 10 ,uch triy!a matters a. csicr and gerersi ap-
pearlnce Is II the infinitely important parted
srs Of psre, action power. endurance foTneli! the
ran was SccsuulsG Fortunate who possessed t.O
torees that 'oki exactly alike, e!tholst "a a. the
greet essentials c. horse the two aUnals hai No nh
Whatever IN eommOn. At present, aieaa to CO nland
the atfeniicn II Leu I'll 70 oSn NE horse musk oe
-. whether they cssnce t0 b. Of tie same colcr
or rc,. Observe now. the blind stupidity of fashion,
Many ucn q org pGrso Gtl shallow PATE, not'cios
tLat people Of hose celebrity dive hcrscs Of curLelt
color. 0ped kea0.oBg - the conclusion thst the At
fashion Was 10 haTness together willie horse ala
black one. Accordingly, ~ see men "Lo l-e '-r
Gentleman n Beasts only means O. oeienta'cn
selecting horse sc4sy With the view Of sttng t=s Z
as yioeLiy III Ike n color ar possible, which IN y"-
that even good roiion vheL fashion adOp'- IT, BE-
cones folly. ,
Usoy occ doubs the truth Of the AT rrnaTs y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
CIT Y n ELS.

" Yesterday wa. n sul,ry dag Of Summer time,
The sHB pouri do~n up N the 'ipen'd grain
With qai srn 2 hes., aud The suspended HAYES
Hung G"iion,e--. The cBple on the hills
Stood siill. sIi the disiJe1 flock were all
Lying Their posiril- 20 BE cooling brooks;
And lie Thy lookd Hse -ilyer, asd !: -eemd
A if he s!r h.c tainted, and ne pulse
OF nature had run down and ceased - bea.."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
La " LNI'ELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT-CH,ssyss-JaS N.-Befop Jlsaes
CLEREE

SUPREME COuRT-CHsssyss-JaS A-Bebe JIstes
CLERgg
DIVORCE Ola
Henry Watkins agf. Harriet NJ. Watkins.-it does
ppt the parties Inhabitants Of this State .. tho
coum.BcsmeBtm the action.
Caiharue ii. Phelps agt. Oscar +. Phelps-Ths
action divorce ID. around 81 adultery The plaintiff
that they married 10 this city 1854 AT tbs presen.
tine defendant IN vesnd ONO. She alleges that
various acts 81 iDbdsty In this iy and
C-yszud that occasion he assaulted her, inanss
evenly BotI the husband aud wife deaf notss The
snsxsres litter the plaintiffs attorney sullivan
italy sdnittins b. vlie's allegations
Tie Justice ordered decree of divorce In favor Of the WIFE
DECISION.
Ale xanaer DennistonD sgt. The Commercial Mutual
IrsUrsUce Com y.--Motion granted
{. V. 5 Roosevelt ct al. agt The East River Bank
etal.-Ao'ior granied
In re. Msrgarpt Gilsrnsn ct a., infants, &c.-Rs-
ferr,d % Jvhu Hsruett, ssq
Before Justice DAWES.
Ismes VI. Taylor sgt. Adam Reonie ct al.-Setled
The Same agt. The Same ct al.-Jadgment FOR de-
feudsDt.
Before Jastice SUTHERLAND.
The New York and NewHayen Railroad Company
sgt r ber schuy lsr.-Orter settled.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcr.L rEhSJuLY IL-Before Josiioe
PiERsEPONT. -
Cbas II. Mccullough agf. l.. Colby et al NO
be allowed defendants 5ox and "sksf NO eosI Of
this motion 70 ether parry. o.. =,
Henry A. Carter at. The Pennsylvania Zinc %. ct
sL--Cste 'stted psPsIs with the elsIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

MYSTERIOUS UIscOyERY-HUNAS RExAINs FOCND
- A SrxE.-On Sunday night a number of scsven-
gers were nployed Ia cleanse the snk by those living
in the two large fye-stoy tenement houses N0s iGs
and i7O Fast Thrtysecond street, but they ho bare
" commenced the work when they funt q human
leg and thigh, evidently that of full-grown man.
After being partially cle ansed the limb placed 10
a barrel, and left 10 charge Of q policeman. The
scaveBgers did not compete the work, and notified
Inspector DELAY. Of the discovery. wa) ordered
that most thorough search Of the ysult should be
made last night by the scayengers, under he diec
tons Of an a.tache Of biz Office and the Health War
den OF tie Seventeenth Ward, with the view Of finding
other human remains shonld there be any in the sink.
The leg and thigh app arei to be in oIerabe state Of
presery stion ard the matter az it stands at present,
wears rather mysterious and Suspicious appearance.
Cty.I1 spector Delavsn quite Of opinion that
murder a. been committed the victim cut to pieces
ana thrown at1 the yault TO prevent detection, and
mary Others src strongly impressed with the same
belief Coroner Jackusn also received official Eoti-
fcsticn Of remains being found, bat will take no
action +, the case til the further search for the re-
msnder Of the body, OF which the present discovery
Is potion, i completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

sURROGATE's COCRr-JuLy II.

statement under this head vas made in this paper
Of the 2th Ii which entirely correct ar Nsbo,
We ooLtes..n VS.. appointed IN conjunction with NJ Brown,
az exrcu,or Of he vii, Bot declined 70 act
No objection va. made BIZ contestant % any proof D.rodaoed
u be souLdLcs q mind a ssta:o b., the ale
E,ous upn which be contestant relied 70 MAKE on. his
tbst uuoue n brought bar upon te<.sor
The Surrogate decided aftss toe faJ argued tina.
prod q soGLdEess u td DDs az II I'M
IBIS Col Tie sncgrt q property dp .d q BY he
should been stated a. sDo,t tico 10 Place Of about
$4,000.
Tie IVES presert .. Mr. Browns store, when ro.es
ID tie lawyer b. subsquenJ dew the will II.
cot,ud IL ressrd % the poper, n,ly Owned BY hpsf
eHdat0r This "a. - oLy CDp-!ion Of property hes
know y la.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

CoROsER's ISoULsr.-Coroner Horton held an II
bue,t the body Of Thomas Broks the boy vi
Kidd The Hudson Avenue F"iy % SUNDAY verdi
accidental death rendered ana the Ferry Company vi
censIed o n,. having proper protection around the bridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

EyPoUNDISG GEEsE.-The Police Of the Eight
end Ninth been epssged for several days pat
taking charge Of the which ef - run sSo; ~ hei
owners the serious inconvenience II heir neshbor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

PRTsTSrbrIoS.-0p Sunday evening the teachers
corrected with the Gnpe'tret r. Church presented their
late Superintendent M,s Mary L. Deceive, with handsome
family bible mark of their The presentation
made by tie Pastor, the Rev. A. e. Diekerson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

BRooSLYS CRY COURT CALEsDAR, JULY i2.-Nos.
10 II, - IS A. Is Ii, II. 10. 49, 20 Il. - % q. IS D.
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.NEW,IE.RSEY ITEMS.

SEVERE AssAUIr.-At a late hour on Sunday night,
man was brought TO the Station. House, in HoboAen,
b ing profus, ~ from wound he had re-
ceiyed in the mouth Several arteries had been cut
and the now Of blood could with difficulty BE- stopped.
Dire Shabbert and Elder finally succeeded 10 dressing
his wounds, ard yesterday morning he was ssut
away. 4 man named Flanagan is supposed 10 have
struck him. He was around porter-hou'e KEEP. by
John Rsgap quite noisy when he lett and il thought
that FLAMING an struck him.
OUTRAGE At UuDsoS CRY A man named James
Strut yesterday mtted for trial by Justice Nor
ton OF Bergen, TO answer, charge of outragng the
person of Jape Dooney the 9TH Of July inst. The
girl states that she p servant in family residing in
Jersy City and the 18th of July, vas out in some
woods near the railroad a, Hudson City, when she
was sccosted by party Of ten young men, who
eIticed her short distance into the woods, when iOur
Of them outraged her, being assisted by their com
psniops. Strut proceedipgto further outrage her
person, when some men, who were AZ work short
drar from the place csme 10 hsr assistance, aud
arrested him. Stru, ia brass-hsishor, and works in
Jersey City. He Will probably cisolose .hs names of
his companions. They are said to be residents Of
Jersy City. The gill has been detained as witness
to await the trial of Strut.
FRTE MUsIC.--Lsst evening Dodworths bi1d
played at the Junction Of Grand aud Washington
streets, Jersey City the expense having been INQUIRE
by private subscription
THE LATE AssArLT.-Yesterday David Johnson
who was arrested for asssul,ine NAN 9TH hatchet
ecnapal boat on Saturday night brought before
Justice Bedford, when the complainant refused to
make srge itatDg that he satisfied The affair
was an accident, and not intended by johnson. He
was theIeupon discharged
AssaUIr WITH PisToL.-On Sunday night janice
CLARK wss arrested by Deputy Houseman Of Hobo
ken for assaultirg Of the deck hands a. the ferry
with pistol He was locked up Tor examination.
INsULTISG FENALEs.-On Sunday ME BIT two boy,
named Lewis Marfsoek and Herman Loveher, were
arres'ed At the Hoboken Ferry for insulting females
They were locked up.
DRowsED ~ A BATH.-On Saturday noon, gen.
Henry Lofsob r,ding at No % Hudson Terrace
HOb0ksn drowned In COyds hsrbs fot OF Fourth sree
he in0 the bath at " O'Clock, and found sb ut ~
dead lie about % Of and leaves wills aid SIX
cLildTrr.
PrcKpocgFr.-A thisf, giving his name as John
Wio Saturday BY Cbirfof Police AcDonoasn
Hobo.sn picking tho pocket VI young Lady The ferry
.if.aff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

QrrcE TFaVELISG Our cJuespontent, A. ~ ~,
Whites us irum Denver City, thai be hsi receiYel
COPY Of TIE Boston Journal in twelve days i'on tos
lie Cf its publication. From Boston to tue base OK
tie Rocky Mountains in twelve days, Is eoou, as qucS
travelling az can be expected until rsiroaas a-e eA'
WV tBustDu yyarlsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

BATUiSG ALONG SHoRE.-Seyersl boys and youus
men brought before Jusice Bes hy yesterday I bbln
aone cr- Gowsuus soudsy They were haed so sacs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

CoUNrERFEIr MoSEY-On Saturday night some
p.nie- p.s-d coup-rf. not- 81 the Lby Bsnh. Rhds
Island on ,,oekrepr II Heat and ely
upr street p D. OH.r Mays.t Of IN. Fih Station went IN
search Of The pes but eii sncceed in capturing hem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
Advertisement
ty Joairaa "a susc.at

would fz aud happiness they would follow the sh
pursu ~ make Of thr faculties FOWLER
Wills No 500 Broadway make Psychological Examinations
dasY. Id ADVICE th- - Iluis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
KINGS COUNTY sUrRgmE couET--srEun Tran

Marx Spencer ss,- Charles Mckinney AID o.hss
Ordered tbet he purchaser Of the premises a. fore.
csure SAFE ccupete tt within days after Of
the otcsr and IN det htTeof q said premises be
made sr usrAl nctee e i.k 1pnss p1rchAer
and ae pee , rse produce Teas than prevts
ss KAT s.ie puet~sr p-y lie d-Gcncy A. Cornwall Acf.
oes ~ faySss Hssos sE.,t ..;oyD~y: ST. ysrceSseI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

DRowsED ~ A BATH.-On Saturday noon, gen.
tensn Henry LoFsh residing No % Hudson terrace,
obok,n was Coyds hs'bs fot OF Fourth street,
be into the bath al u O'clock and foand abb ~
deed lie about % Of and leaves wills aid sax
cLildIrr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

ARREsrFp.-Jehn Purcell ~ho stands charged with
.sels Johp McGs, a, the a'tes hoase on the s,Iner
NaI.n NeyDs 81 Il Jolly last, bfoOsh.
before Justice Baciy yesterday, sni committed 81 essnirs
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

PrcKPocgFT.-A 'hisf, giving his name as john
Wilson arrested Saturday BY CBisfo Police hcDonosh
q Hobossn r picking tho pocket VI young LADY The ferry
LIE va. c.mn,ii;Ad f9r fTtAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

For>D DRowsvp-Tbe body Of a msp, about 20
year. old doy-rsd IN the vsr At arts Dask yes
tsds morning. High;, t inches BAR and ~assers srsyi
t SGD bach slsoca coat and psnis, and cloth yrs. %
body Wills; wosuen 10 diving spsss TOO
fshtsncd they Tell overland bat
eyed s,h snoTe safely TIE bdy taken cnarss By the
gg-O-er.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

MAD DoG-A dog, supposed 10 be lsboriug nude
TIE Acct o. hy5rophoba, ked q. the 0i hdds
end CollD bia streets yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
Iacverismsnt
SRADY'S GALLERIES.

PHOrOGRAPHs,
Arss0TYtgs AND DASUERRsorYPfs.
Nos $50 Ard 645 Broadway NAw.Yorb and Nc. 80 Fem
sri, anis av.. Wssni1g.o. D c
Pctgres Of al descriptions copied IN every RYE Of the Art
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

10 repoI, ard the snssc wss therefore lad nPon he
table ior The pre.sp,.
The s,cord resolution spproprls; ng $ljS 30S - 70
defrsy the ics;sm. n's due the pubic deb, sod 70
psy into the SINKING Fabd the amounts required 70 be
levied upoD the ciiJ. also lad upon The table.
The 'ouItb resolution taken up, add me item OF
so ot0 fir schoO.-boase near the South Ferry w1
stricken ont.
nation wss then NAE by AID S,ansblry 70 strike
out the item Of + 80, pd, in Tor the claim 81 the
Pro.esiau. Orphan Asyinm sgsinst the cny. He op-
POSE u on the ground that the claim of the Cs,hoc
Orphan Asyllm, amounting 20 some 81 go, WA Dot
embraced ~ the es,imslr.
; ne DISCUSSION occurred upon this motion, IN Which
Il vs. .f,l thai The s1u.rintndenls of the Catholic
um haa Ds pTesebi,i tbeir claim 20 The Board of
Education ard motion beiog made 10 ad)oarn !; va.
carried. to meet agsin thursday evening 81
clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
Advertisement
GREAT RFDICIION

In consequences cold in June have s got
imu.us. of sUsNER CLOTHING haed which
Tnrd cary and have Therefore concluded 70
make great reduction or prices 90 al SlmmeI Stock
Is marked The loves, selling figures The
purchaser viii be enabled the reduction made on aose
figures.
Ti. VIII sHord great opportunity for every % susply
,Lensryes from very large stock Of fshiorsoe SKINNER
CT nrHyc exrern.y v prices The reduction - made
on our large so,k II BOYS sud CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
D. DrviIx s Co, Nos 25s $50 and go Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

ISsULTIsG FEM.LEs.-0n Sunday NIGHT two boy,
named Lewis Marfsu,k and Herman L0vehsr were
arrested al the Iohoken Ferry for insulting females.
They were locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

DocToR ~ TFoCBLE.-Aun 4. Meiea', Ger.
shout 81 years Of lied It No 95 Houstou street
ard John " prfssa3 doctor Of No. l6i Bndas
application hsng made him. certificate sttng t1rh
that DIED ouupion Tho City Inspector rd.ed
honor uausfrIird the Coroner
f iLssssstD Coroner Jackman accordingly held Inquest
body when ppar that Or Washington haa %; seen
deceased dah. end copcGl~nty ceth
With knowing the ds"as- % which she died From re
evidence rrseutsd tho Jay rendered verdict Of Da'h from
c,ese Of lie hear" aud the Jury flr;her We hereby
D. Jonn Washington q No 1911 Boed~sy Tor pre-
srribrs r deceased whou. visi'ug her Official orders
given for tie Prosecution u the offending VI d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

iAiyntssment.l
SECOND EDITION.
HuCHcocks
ORrAr PICTURE or THE
CENTRAL PARK
WIZ b. i.uoa IEus DAY.
Price 81 Cents copy.
iCo gents Wanted. D. c. HrHoocK Co, ltR M sau st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

HIGHWAY Ro8BERf.-Georce Kelly alias Jack
straws Sunday compliant Of Henry WI
sn OF No Is Harrison street, Who alleges that h. decoyet him
al vy worth saturday where be Knocked hm
co~n and robbed him 4 IS lie committed 70. tEA b
AID Brady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

AsssUrr WITH PisroL.-On Sunday night janice
Clark wss arrested by Deputy Houssman Of Hobo
ken for assaultrg Of the deck hands a. the ferry
with pistol He was locked up Tor examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

SELLING poIICIEs-El Snow and Robert Bonsell
OF No il CAra stree aud Augustus Hyulrd and Epasim
No 46 eoT-ry arrested Yesterday, charged
Wa vending lottery policies They taken TO the Tombs
Police Court, ard hsli ioT eIsmin alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
-Mhila Officer BnYle of the

ARREST OF 4 RCFFiAN.-N hli9 Offcer ony'e 81 the
Fitch Waro sbng dsriey woman 10 the station House
en- Sunday evening he accoetsa by well Known .ui
named Nm Murphy sho told bin - relse b.. prisoner
h. would hun sud al he tune be knocked IN. ohce
6owp Boyle pas BIZ fee, AID applied MS club 20 the on"E
skull voT ard Effect that he speedily Brought him -
murphy who hiss been only out Of the STATE
Prison. whth be- sent for msnsaash'e was committed
BIZ Aid Drsdy at the Tonbs Police Count, answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
Aesu9lork Daily Gribu,re
LATER PROM CALIFORNIA.

rs he Oci ard Man have -t.ers fs ,oT-espoaacrt
AZ SIR W. The p'omp delivery II which Jdst;s1
=, g. = arrsss c.. Of Wells, faIgO CO.
Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

We publish in another column the advertisement, ol
william Lyon Mackenzie, who has opened business
agency at Toronto, G. w, in connection with 1tC
Weeklq Nssage newspaper, Of which he is editor and
proprietor. Whoever wishes his business to be a.
tended to with energy industry ard fidelity can inrnsi
il to Mr.. Mackenzie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

FRrE MUsIc--Lsst evening Dodwor.h's biud
played at the junction Of Grand aud Washington
streets, jersey City the expense having been INQUIRE
by private subscription.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

EFFECT or THE IEAT.-A man named james Cos
teo, residing al No % Van Brunt stree, died sud-
denly, yesterday afternoon, from the effects of the
heat. He bad been working hard during the day aud
wa prostra.ei. The Coroner was notified.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-15

growing States of the Republic. a. Rail
Road to a Pacific Ocean is no longer a
problem without a solution, and its con-
struction and completion are but a ques-
tion Of time.
These prairies viii all be peOpled, from
the great River to the Mountains. The
farm house house and the school house
win decorate the plains, and temples
reared to the living God will resound with
praises from living and grateful hearts
This is the mighty and majestic future to
which we look, almost, with the assurance
Of a Divine faith. Our fathers saw this
day and were glad. And when this
."goodly frame'-without a parallel on
the earth-"lhis Unionn-was first con-
ceived, they trusted in Jehovah, and
were not disappointed. They knew as
we know, that there is a special Provi-
dence in the fall of a sparrow and In
the rise and fall of nations.
That their fate, who have fallen, may
not be ours. and that our country may
continue to rise and increase in just pow
er, in excellence and in virtue, should be
and will be, in all parts Of it and in all
time to come, as in times past, the lnvoca-
ton and prayer of the patriot,
SAMUEL w. BLACK.
Executive CHAMBER, Omaha,
December 6, 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-15
Legal RNotice.
Evan Worthing, Pr

Evan wOrthing, PrR Eemaha county, Neb,,,
vs. Territory. beFora 49, -
Shester ,. Lansloh ana SAaun5 ESQ. a Justice u tbs
composed OF 81. r. Clark said TERRITORY. I"
and John r. Davis.
The said deienda1ts, the arm Of M-F CLARK 4 q,
composed Ct II f.. CLARK ard John r. Davis. are 80
By nouned that Evan Worthing, the above n,mst
plaintiff, has this day died his pet ition before Jrb5 n
Maun, Esq, a Justice Of the Peace in and for tRe go.
~ Of Eemaha, Nebraska Territory, against Chgs-er :
LangGun and the arm u n. +. Clark & Co. cruD,-.t
Of Nj Clark and John r. Davis, claiming oftben y.
said defendants the sum II tbiTty-three dollars 49,
seventy cents with inteTesttheTeoa az the rate Of tve.
" per cent per aDnum, from the 5Oth day u June A n
1858, as money due % the said plaintiff from the -
defendants, on a pr0missory note drawn By Chestcr !
Langdon in favor Of a.. n CLARK & Co, dated Jure qo,n
A D 1893, and payable one day after Gate, and by than-
sold and assigned BY endorsements 20 The said piaint.T
n dthat unless you the said ~. j.. Clark and Jtbn hi
Davis appear at the o1ce Ofthe said Justice o. thPPe,r.
on the 18th day Of January 1860, at one C'clcck p hi
and answer said petition, the same will be tkenas trsss
and judgment rendered for the amount claimed via
costs oI suit.
il b. WESTON, Atty for PuH
Ordered that the above notice be pH5iished In Sc N.-
braska Advertiser fer iour consecutive weeks as ihe -
provides. JOIN Il. MACN
Justice Of the Peace.
BrOwnviIle, December r. 1853 n2s-4t.SI0,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-15
Probate Notice.

whereas, Application has been made 10 ne Probate
Court OF Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory. FOR I'M.
appointment Of General Administrator q the e,t.ts -
Henry Geaker, deceased, late Of said county. ntfirs i
hereby given to all whom Il may concern. that s1tnr5,-
she 2oA dy Of Jannaiy, A. D., 1850, AZ 10 oicloct 4.
the time set for the hearing Of said Application n nS
ofdce. in Brownvilie, In said county, when ana vbs-s
all persons interested are requested 70 apprar an -
cause why David GVynn should not be appointed rs said
administrator.
Given under my hand this Oh day Of December Iess
CYRUS W. WHEELER, Probate JudFe
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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Wm. s. Hall,
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Able Lion
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an execution
issued from the Clerk Of the District Court hr Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory, against Able Lion and In
favor Of Wm. s. Hail for the sum of seventeent hundred
andthirty dollars and eighty-one cents and Gusts, l. u
b. Wells. Sheriff Of said county, have levied upon on he
seventh day of December, A.. ID. 1883, and on TUESDAY
the twenty-seventh day Of December, A. d. 1859, at
one o'clock P. n. Of said day, az the door Of she house
in which the last term Of court was held, az Bruwnville
in said county, Will sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, as the property Of said Able
Lion, TO satisfy said execution, the following described
property, IL wit: one hundred thousand fcG ~ sawed
lumber, consisting OF sills, joists. flooring, sgud1ing,
siding, ~sheetiBg, rafters, anG finishing lumber; the said
lumber will be sold in lots OF BY the lump, as may be
required on day Of sab The above lumber is all on he
JB. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Nemaha County, " 7.
Brownvilla, Dec. 7th. 1853 n22-st-ssfee