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The Placer herald., 1859-02-05

VuNHIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL, having been
Il recently completed and furnished in the most
sumptuous manner, presents now superior induce
ments to any hotel on the Pacific coast for con-
venience. comfort and luxury.
The house is never closed, and strangers can
rely or receiving every attention that will cop-
duce to their comfort.
THE TABLE will at all times be furnished with
every delcacy the market affords. The SLEEP
NG APARTMENTS having been thoroughly re-
newed patrons of the heuse can rely on being
well accommodated.
This house being conveniently situated presents
all the advantages Of q private home with the
best requisites of public hotel. Families &C
commodatcd with board at the most reasonable
rates TODD Il ARMSTRONG.
August 7th 1855 N.Y.
The Placer herald., 1859-02-05
REED & FRENCH,
BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
unlnalAnl. NnAr.S Co


AUBURN, CALL.
TAKE this method Of informing the public that
l. they are at all times prepared to take con
tracts for building, or do any kind of Carpenter
or Joners work in workmanlikc manner and at
low rates.
They constantly keep on hand afull assortment
of seasoned Lumber. and Shingles that will be
sold in quantities to suit purchasers. Sash doors
made to order.
Shop and Lumber Yard on Auburn Ravinc near
the Placer Herald Office. where those wanting
anything in the above line can be promptly ac-
commOdated. REED a. FRENCH.
Auburn Jan. ID. S57-Gm
The Placer herald., 1859-02-05
Steam Engine for Sale.

Steam Engine for Sale.
rNHE Horse Power Steam Engine and Boiler,
| and all it's appurtenances, lately used in our
mill is now offered for sale cheap. 1t is in good
order, and nearly as good as new, and has only
been taken out to be replaced by one of greater
power. WAGNER W.
Auburn. September 4, 1858
The Placer herald., 1859-02-05
FALL Il WINTER
GOODS

At his wellknown stand on Commercial street,
which he intends to sell cheaper than ever, and
expects to give every purchaser fits that will do
them good
The Placer herald., 1859-02-05

MEDICAL LIQUORS a. WINES, of the pur.
1Vl- est and best to be found in the market
For sale by r. c. HANSON.
February 2Oth.
The Placer herald., 1859-02-05

LNLOWER & GARDEN SEEDS, a large as
II sortment of all kinds. For sale by
Feb. 20th r. G.. HANSON
The Placer herald., 1859-02-05

DRUSIIES. Hair, Cloth, Tooth, Flesh Paint and
ID White Wash Brushes a full assortment. For
sale by X. G.. HANSON.
February goth.
The Placer herald., 1859-02-05
x.chanic's Lien Notice.

Dutch Flat, January oath, ls59'-3w
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

passing through the vet Gle and striking the eide or
back Of Mr. Brown very violently. Mr.. Brown vns
severely hurt. He has several severe cuts upon his
head, aud the force Of the wagon torgue upon bis
left shoulder blade caused violent confusion. IL
WIS at first feared tha. the bone was broken.
The mary friends Of Street Commissioner Smith
will be glad to learn that he has returned from the
South with health foy restoree and every prospect
Of its continuance. When he left here last March,
but feE who knew his condition, ever hoped to zee
him OF the hther side Of the beautiful river" He
has resumed bis duties in the Street Department.
Rosa, the beloved daughter Of Charles Mackay,
died at Naples on the 26th Of February. II is said
that she was one Of the loveiest and most accom-
plished girls in England thoroughly educated, file
lnguis, an exquisite musician, and Of the rares per-
sonal beauty. few months ago she left home, ac-
companied by her mother to realize the dream Of her
life-a Winter in Italy. Reaching Naples, she died
Of gastric fever after few days Illness, at the age
Of -.
Bishop Potter Of Ponrsy ylyana recently oHiciated
q, religious services held at the residence of the
American Legation at Rome, the Rev. Mr. Loscock
Of Mobile Alabama ard tie Rev. Mr. Clements of
Trenton, n. j., assisting. Tie Bishop administered
the rites Of confirmation to FIVE persons among whom
young English nobeman, the Duke Of st. Al
bans. This was the first time an American Bishop
ever administered confirmation in Rome
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
ELOPEMENT or THO CRIMINALS.
IRELAND TAKEN BY THE DUTCH.
Fyor1 The Alton tllLl Couritr. May ?.

To be sure the Cs!aboose is basement room is
20. particularly pleasant-nay, Is cecdeuiy an un'
plcssant place, declared by the Grand Jury an
unf, place for ne confinement of human beiogs, yet
so strange are the workinge Of the human heart so
little does Cupid regard bars bolts damp noors ana
dnrv ais That even the Calabooee has been inaue
the sceue Of love affair." ccuitshp proposal an
acceptance peadipgs with lawful guardians, tesrs
scb.n,inr. watching, encouragement, working, ana
finally an ,lopement.
Three weeks ago this morning 1t was noted IN this
psper that a German named John hoth was, the day
before. arrested ard committed 10 the "a aoopse on
tbe charge Of stealing watch from the baker al the
Nayerley House ard one week age this moftiug u
was chronioled that on the preceding day q iai! et
Hiberuian extraction, Mrs. hate Laisby was, oy 'nc
officers of the law. not ouly prevented from taxing
nyonosed trip to ST. Louis but consigned 10 tue Gala
toose on the charge Of appropriang to her own uso
40 cld-pioce belonging TO one oil her nelgn
MrS Knie was put into the cell adjoining that occn
pied by john Misery loves company, It is sad and
1ohn who had mourned IL silence through E the Gays
Of two weeks that his little scheme for becoming pos
sess-d of watch had failed, vas not long IN l1t'o
nc;ng himself 10 the notice OF Nrs Kate, sofro"inS
,b.t he anti ipated pleasure Of q visit TO ST. Lodis was
Se,ied her The v al between them could Lot PIeVen'
conversation aud tie exercise OF syuPshy sna phs
Th, se mourning parties soon iouha ptn loi t.e' ,
,1s John had never been marrled, and Ms
EsIswss widow. John had probably never heard,
a, iss.t did not heed. Sam W elleTs WORDS; ~! ooy
hesrr cf yidiers" aud therefore It hsPpened "a Ia
hot time lie found himself longing TO ea sirs' maze
wife :: A. r.i.hoo.a 40 ,
n. ,.,d their cas-. before Officer tnlry-th-y t"ii
pe} '"cb lsscrsge as Love employs ,ha, they found
Iii, separa,e cells cheerless thar iue Hs o' 'en' az
eb,Is ,,T that each was al to the other They peasa
With hm thai they might mary ,nn issy %ss
Occupy the iar san,s ed @ sach time as the City Judge
hshs5P the nU' upon their fortunes ossr Fy
shenu srTied man, and 50. hos could he ,e'Tse
hi. orepeaied and esay urged soaa sIiIss aay get
told Mr Kate sanS sIS Ssan be m.as sa's man and vide
hcf1se me- u howeyer to have found some diineaIy
nhey yssaI Rails saw what Perhaps the law does nos per-
1 marriages IN the Calaboose perhaps .ss ssn con.
hs, freedom and welded e s.n. thew looked into
anemeut and welded h'e pefnsP' '''!
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

Wm. Wsfermire and John r. Ccnover. offering {
keep al the roads ia repair for term Of eve yeAs for
the sum 0; so 60 year. Referred 10 the Committee
or Roads.
Uel,s aHd Punp..-A resolution was adopted direct
ing the Crotou Aqueduct Department to report the
locality Of wells and pumps, and the manner IN which
they are covered.
Irrltat'en.-An invitation was accepted to attend
tie festivities az the New York Musical Protection As
sociation, ard the American auscal Fund Society to
be held the 9Th ard 7th of June, at Joness Wood
The Board corcurred in the report to do repairs
for Hoe Co. No. - al an expense not to exceed $2oV
repair the Office occupied by the clerk Of this Board
AdiouTfi 10 Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

Cemeua quareIing with her husband. wsca hs
lCameron) kicked bin IN the abiouen. Britoc hsi
iusutej Mn Canerou and that was the cause of the
difficulty. Edward Hogan Of No. ri Chrystie street,
swore thst last Sunday afternoon, he saw deceased,
While beasty drunk in Elizabeth street. raise brick
and attempt to throw al Joseph Kidding. but the ix
ter csught his hand and took the biok away from
Kim. Brtou then struck Ridding uOder the chin aod
IN turn received kick in the abdomen from Kidding.
James Doyle deposed thst las, Sunday morning ne
saw Br,on. who WAS Then very drunk, drlnk three
pirts c. milk, he said for the purpose OF sooering
him. 20 th,t he could enjoy TIE pleasure 0. getting
drunk again The following afternoon; ungoyernab,e
his psssicn for strong drink that Brton was labor
ing under It's influence almos. constantly.
Dr. Gallagher and Beach made pos, .urorten ex-
smI s;icn and found external marks of vio
.ence the body; rupture Of the intes,iues. how
ever discovered. and in the opinion Of the doc
tors the rupture caused death.
In what manner the injuries were received the mei
cal gentlemen were unable to cay. Deceased while
iroxicated might have fallen and ruptured himself in
that manner, the injuries might have been produced
from a kick.
The case wss submitted 10 TIE jury. who rendered
verc. cf death from rupture Of the intestines but
whether by violence or accident We are unable TO
say."
ON the rendition Of the verde, young Cameron, who
had been under arrest, was discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

TIE PlaHir Is the title Of a new weekly Journal de.
voted to the cause Of Ihsh independence, just estsb
lished in this city by Mr.. John o Nahoney. Accord
ing to the prospectus it. efforts will be mainly, if rot
exclusively, devoted to nouloate the belief and ele
va.e il into q conviction that is the paramount duty
Of Irisbmen:
Fva. To dsco.rect themselves from sl EEsah assocs
toua ,.-,-- -
saondy To abstain from any participation IN the farce Of
eI4eing members ~ tke Enshsa Parliament.
Tkirdly To into extensive, sincere AID ofohery
con tipsilDu sniuug themselves
Fovrfhy To base thA, combination .tera tesortion
20 al honorable and seize every asiee PPortu
ty rar4;r branch Dm ireland the kns isn
risol English Government EnghAh Avs Egg land tenure
and s ke adjunct. II English sou "a restore toe soi OF
tts Is ID Ish pc PIE AID oT this end 70 MAKE ine-
dstr and cuuuus preP.raoa and regard al i-zii1ate
fair al aa acceptable, aud -yrr Glance Pfsos
csilsc opp,Etun-Iy"
The stuumber of The Pkaair contains articles Of
spirit and ability in behalf of these principles 1t
neatly printed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
BOARD OF cOUNCILMEN.

The Board met a; the usual hour yesterday afternoon
Mr.. CoRsEIL IN the ehslr.
Cleaning Strccfs.-Mr. Charles Jobnson and Henry
A. Sayre sent in proposition TO keep a. me streets ai
of the city clean for the Of five yea- fcf
the sum Of $500 o00 yes-. Referred TO Special Com
ulit.ee on Cleaning Streets.
Elere.,k Regizenf Rerier An Invitston VISA re-
csiyed from Col. Bos,~ick to revie. the E.evea,o
Resimer; in TIE Park or Wednesday, 18th inst. Ac
eeptei. s,,,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

A FoRTU.ATr MARRET NOHAS.-Among the coarse
women of the Central Markets was person known a.
l mere Michel She was absolutely unlettered, bsing
able neither TO read nor write She kept no " books
an accountant costs money. She came 10 rams in
1892 without IL her pocket or shoes TO her fee
and heT fret place az servant to market Wonan
Scanty her wages were she saved something Oul o
them and in the course Of time opened marke,-stAu
Of he. OWL r the sale Of green groceries. She rapidly
extended her trade ard al the time OF her deaih she
had for years annually purchased SJ,Wo worth oi
fruit and forced vegetables from ike gardeners II the
nechborhood Of Paris, ana received even larger val
ues Of green groceries from the southern prov nces;
She sod every year $4,000 worth Of fruit and forced
veg,tab,es To- disilers cOhfectiOners, resiGuTdears
&C. ard large sum again TO private families, ana
She clearod every year - OCO. She had anassed
f,,une of s5fOD which she had invested in real es
tate yoyernreu, securities and mortgages, AMI while
forming this capital she gave her the best etuca
,ou she could procure him IL Paris, regretted most
bitterly 20 she said, her own neglected education
which bad proved great an inipediuent to her
progress il hfe She en-; of untimely by the aec
ae nj ot the ST. GERMAN Railway last year Her tam
ily claimed Al 600 damages irOm the Company they
a-pusd she was only 50 years old-wOuld probably
hate carried on her business eight years longer-woaii
probably have made SO 0O0 beside se!rg her bust
ness aud stand .or large sam cf money. The Court
allowed he family sl0,oeo.
fParis co1respoaden; Bos.on Traveller.
FRleHTrsL, AcoIDEsI.-A man named George
Kerr was caught IN a hy-wheel of the Railway Ma
chi,e shop az Hamilton, C. W., on Saturday snd ter
ribly injured. One ann was nearly torn on Al the
shoulder. ard both legs broken very bsdly IL he
lives lie vii be without feet and With Only one arm.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

Arrangements have been made FOR day route be-
tween this city and Newport, II. l., by what 10 known
as the ashore Line" Of railroad. Passengers leave
the city from the corner OF Fourth avenue snd Twen-
ty.sevsnih street, at O'Clock a. III. proceeding by
the New-York and New Haven, New-Haven end
New.London and S;onington Railroads to East
Greerwcl. and thence by a splendid steamer TO New
por, arriving in time for dinner. Returning, passen-
gers can leave Newport at a. IN. or 2. In, the
former striving IN New-YOrk at iii p. L.. sni the
latter at II 10 P. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

the future and deserted possible separation by
Judge Bilngs. Certain il is thai hen the officers
went 70 the Calaboose yesterday morning John and
hrs Kate had departed. During the night he lad dug
ont Of biz cell and broken the lock from the door Of
here. Thus love 'riumphs over law and locksmiths
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Advertisement
Dir " J,Nrs discovered "a hlle in the East Indies

foT Cousunp.ion Asthma Brcaohins Coughs
Cod. snd general Debility The remedy Uncovered BY atm
when ony child dau sh.er given Up 70 die Ills child
cured and slvs AID well DESTROYS a benrhns his
be viii se.d 10 those who wish Il he recipe
slns I'll diiecons fof uakns and successfully usiDs this
dy free recep, Il their with stamp Tor etnn Pssse
Address D. p BIowE, Nc. 10 0rsrt a., yesey City n J.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

The MuscAL FRIEsD.-We have received the
last number of this capital contribution to the musica
literature of the day ard of days departed. We are
not Of that persuasion which judges Of The merit Of
things by their length, and believe in the concen-
traions Of genius-the foci Of the soul Mr. Seymour
has done in regard to Of the fine arts which
&ucn money is spent (has not the building of the
Academy Of Music cost 5000 and does not the
piano forte manufacture Cf this country amount TO
some sl2,OOooOO Or sl5,OoooO0 annually 7l-sir
Seymour has done excellent service in putting within
the range Of the dime OF cheapness for the beautiful
(the Americans pay 10 cents for cigars and cents for
newspapersi-by putting the divine art within the
range of the mean pockets Of the nation. To give
the music which be gives at the price he admits is to
give L for next to onothing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

pa. srs. surs q iAisS'se rSsr sss esasss s,t hss
b. the ~ snf hrirs e-,vess pesnts
without t State ana re brstrs snd msin'nnsnce ~ hes
~ irosa. No part 81 .hich .ies within this Stste
Mr. C.xsk unqus s6ediy ,hs; be sos
teoe snsr lhe February s the Ps.d-as sses
ofcer Of the Corposos TIE psnta 90 Ne esAss
hare siaes tAs be ssustA with Csrk. soS tceve h -
b. the srui ofhe t ntaDs IN s th>; Cak reovce -
PAYS out r the srdsr sla thai bio prnes4
sgett Of tt seoesn their cksts and csrcssr ~ ss1
and circulated BY them this city ard that srent stsisy
h es-no. tud oAer ssret of d-cnsss In this city
Painsifs attorney ac TIA. be had rresysi estx
firm the Deputy Seeretky q the State stating that the aeel
bad failed comfy si.h Tie lac Ia
this STATE cpn HON pruess coaA s~rr urfef
The cf 1855 Jus,ice weodra delivered the isovina NJ
orir the The ee adans ny eeaniss dona
business within iris Ss'r ard ocunty within he nesrss Il
tie ls (SessioE Ia le5S so AID psssa spsa
hsae of the Ccrps.ior Seesrsy Cashier Tresssrsg
p.r roy usrsgns agent tAc-ef within th- pros .isas
the Cr f.ec lSs ard the defendants apo-srs
pcp.y In this STATE and scpescs that the u
ton aC.e IN hs State thege has becs sucA srse f As
End complaint warranted The eaty ci ssy edSnesS
against the d-k.nasrts in ,hts Ccurt.
The Judgment agss tAcTefor be s ssts. with 10 eessa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
fAdyeTtsemel..J
EDWARD ii. DIXON NJ. D.. Editor Of The

scspe Opersapg ard Consulting surgeon No AZ Shv at
tends 20 The obscure diseases 81 the Pelvic scera Pls
Rupture Fsiu ProsF,s Of the Eecum cured whou the
kpie OF hsa,u Otce boun from q ana 10 eyrnirs'
AZ q. he h a. his private Hospsl where those who
spsco1s sp.u1en. pres. ia the city sad a. 'he
fozts Of d meet lie.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

From Rio JssIlho.-By the brig Sea Breeze,
which arrived oa Thursday from RIO Janeiro, we
have newspapers from that city down TO April ~
but although two days later than those previously
received, they do not contain itsm oil Interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

FIRs n WEST FoRTr-FoURTH SrREEr.-On We'd
pesday morning a fire occurred in the premises 2se
West Forty-sourth street, occupied by r. o. Allen a.
clothing establishment, and before the names couia
BE- eI;ipgushed the building and stock were damaged
to the amount Of 5000. Insured in the Harmony
Insurance Company. The adjoining building oeeu.
pied a. dwelling was damaged TO the amount oi
$50. Insuree in the irving Insurance COMPANY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

TIE Commissioners Of the Central Park give notice
that portion Of the Park is now complete Il Is what
/. called the Ramble; a year ago il was hopeless
sss Of rocky prominence just below the old Keser-
yoir; Low il j. more beautiful than any garden which
we know Of lie, the public 90 ard see it.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
NEW7JERSEY ITEMS

THREy THoUsisD SHrEp DrsTnorED sr Loco
woTryE.-A destructive accident occurred In New.
Jersey Tuesday afternoon last. As tho down trsa
Of the New-York and Erie line was crossing We'll
Creek, drovsr with 5000 sheep crossing at the
same time. Tic sheep, hesring the train coming s
tempted 70 run across the track, When It ran over
them ard was thrown from the track into the crock
The droyer saved his life by lsaping OF boa that
was psssilg There were no passenger 10 tbs tsis.
The engineer has broker arm. but was doing veil n
laat accounts. The lost sheep are valued at 5000.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

TEE SUPPOSED DEArH By VioLEses - MOTT
sTRtrI.-Cororer o Keefe yesterday held an ,nqaes.
On the body Of Thomas Briton, who died At NO. l'i
Mott street. az suspected from the effects OF IN
teriional violence inflicted upon him. % Prevloaay
reported IN TBT TarsrSs.
TIE wife Of deceased testified ,hs she cav tss@ss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

CLiTN TROUBLES IN MIsSEsoTi.-We find in TIE
81. Paul Daily sfinaesotior Of May 25 some account
Of serious trouble in Renvle County MINI. about
land claims. II is trouble between the settlers and
the Government. The Msresofian quotes $. Nerc-
Tin Pioneer Extra" which states that the settlers
% an Indian reservation in Renvie County told
by the Government when they wen. there that the
land was opened to prcemption. Accordingly, about
go families entered the land and settled there Now
the Government has tod them that they must leave.
and is taking measures to drive them away. The
New-Ulm paper says:
"On tbe llth inst, Col. Abercombie Issued MS
proclamation, warning the settlers to leave on short
io.ice. Since then the soldiers are connit.iog er.
ceases of every description the settlers. LAST eight
they burnt the cabin OF settler within focr miles Of
the fort, and the officer in command ~il give re-
dress. f Urce Sam sends bis soldiers into the wilder
ness, net to protect the wives and children, bat to
commit oil kinds Of rowoyisn the settlers, it con-
peis us to the conclusion that Uncle Sam will have
foul plGy."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

DEAFNESS CURED, however caused, BY new
method
Aadre, D. BoARosAs, peosnay b. letter At No. s'i
Broadway, hew-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
fAdye-tisemer.I
BRADY'S GALLERIES.


AsBRoTTFTs AMI DAGUgRRyoTYp,.
Ncs $50 snd tS Broadway, Hew.fors AID NO. SH fean
sylvAliasy WsshiuEtOn. ID. c.
PetGres Of all description, COPIED 10 every sye u The az
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
AdNerti.anl .rfl
DR.. HALsTED At THE ST. NICHOLAS tlOrE

AGtN vii BE- happy q meet The numbers who have
been dsapponted Of fnddg him there snd Others desiring ia
regard 30 his koUND HUI WaTEECUgE, North.
sDptOa Msss see adv ertsement frs, pasr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
SURRoGArEs CoURr-JuBe Before Eowaas c. wsss
Ssrroxatel

IHE cLrw WILL cAsE.
Some Of the parties In this take exceplios -
the repst made yesterday sa send the following s
s % "a, IN 1a :, srs. srs ,r.q,
ssd they the time Of hss DEATH AID hA hsn 70.
Previous. Intimate Mn Ct~w ~ ID
Mn boS,e shse ,A.i time, -
death occurred on FRIDAY morning. the % Of lsss NsA 81
evrtrs ssr the funeral and remained ue, the ssrr
gates officer cfened them snd carried al ;he papers ss1
T. spp,.- from The evidence ;hs, his esrp. sas ~sl
% i S .lSesS S to S s u. 49, rs s s, a. ss ,v = ~
days before sse died As delivered the ks MIA Leea.es
sooSn ard hs o, sss p.e over a ~.
were Of u,, lo' ee,ne. pJp... .,a aT,sy ss' 80
noiins eacsp. few letters fuu lady oorre.pondent vissS
cards. in'iaiior' sa lile .sp paper which iSoAed
kss,s NJ psss g, M LoS,~cos . s .sy ssy T,ls :;
Ss.s @ ms "sf ss w. pS eass .ss s inc VIM
yog viii Insert this correction 5 your paper vii Place s
WILL OF JANIS Turo>.
JUsE 2.-This has been before the Surrogate
several former occasions. The tr-sot n,use oftAs
which ,ms he kep; bar Ae In Whitehall rret ffoa ,As
POs;, Of witch he h.i .eesmuaia .bOs. ssep $500
He Bachelor Of about ~ a aud without rriatosS
s.Pss. BE-. s.S . Of %. n. S .. Iss sSsss f,s
the ,r.,.or His her bsir dad and his mother hsss
r q he Of Wnson this boy wrut By the name a
Or January s the ,e,a,or made the ~i nov cssreS s
probate he sDs chat tins decliuas In ooassapssn rhs
property and pay resscrsblr mr thr eoy's @pport
the nephew becoming teok the of Joha Iatoo
he sl the residue when he yea 81
age not he died without issue the property thee
60 the peTsoEs named a. eKecutofa
The nephew contested the viii the grounds Of nsosualy
In tessmensry ncaPsey aud also of undue tses
being eNeTted
The counsel oI the exeoptcr.. M ~nin Asso.e us4s
the cosns to-day ocn,'edins that the Will w d"y
aud ae.ted tbs the evidence ho~cd the ,essos -
h.ve been Il sound and tpors mind aud did not ssta u
charges q uuc ne influence.
shown thai tho will dssn By diretons 81 the tee
aior and that be by the provide Tor a.
low ance for his sphe~ during hs nonsse Tue it da tas
will contained cs providing Tor such alo bat this
was stricken ou: ard the will In s prr-nt 0rn u
pisnce with the splicit directions Of the t..stor.
Counsel suggested howeyef that he Surrogate miahl have
power vested IN him e. allow provision tor the bays Wpp,
either ction Of the VIII read the ~oti Ns
as befo.s CT unh that ndep@rarrt Of that an slisw
the support Of the nephew might perhaps Be made 20
the ground of general power 10 allow minor TO antcsH1s
ud bqurs hed him. when for his support Coun-
eel urged however that these questions that could Tot -
determined the application or probate but must be oousk
up independently. ..-,.
The Surrogate ordered the the will be admitted 10 psshske
but susgested that otion i allowance 20 the nePoew
mieht b.. made IN due form hs hehsh
Robert feu ard Benz Abbott for the execusou and Jchn
Robinson contestant.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
lAdyerseuent
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