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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

% The editor Of the New Era, S. G. Swan, has
return from his visit to the East and will hence
forth ,duct the editorial department Of the Era,
aons Ie INDUCES in feeling remarks con-
cernius he death of his brother lie has our warm
81 sYrll...h y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

60 TIE Trinity Advocate says that Edward
King, cted Of horse stealing, has started fp>
winter quarters in the Penitentiary, under 80 es
cert and thinks that King might well ~ 10 escape
from "oii Nick" as from the fitbt-f and Vgiant
sherif 3 2 Durham.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
Positively the last Call.

WT HEREAS, the undersigned was appointed
w by the probate court Of Kaufman county,
pertaining to estates at the September term, a.
d. 1858 administrator of the estate of John =.
Beck. deceased. This is therefore to notify all
persons indebted to said estate to make immedi-
ate payment. and those having claims against
said estate, present within the time prescribed,
or they will be barred W. Ii. BECK,
Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
November, 2nd 1859. 1906.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

To any laictm officer of said county, Grading
VOU are hereby commanded to summon Rails
IL anon Deacon, by publication for three suc-
cessive weeks in the Dallas Herald, newspaper
published in the Town of Dallas, to be and APP
pear before me. Jas. n. Smith, Justice of the
Peace in and FOR Dallas County, precinct No. /,
at my Office, on the Goth day of Nov. A D. Egh-
teen hundred and Fifty 9, between the hours Of
ten O'Clock, A NJ. and two o'clock P. M. of said
day. to answer the complaint of Allen Beard, on
a plea Of debt due by acct SO.
Fail not, and due return make as the law dr.
reefs Given under my hand, this LIST day Of
Nov. a. d. 1859.
JAS. N. SMITH, j. p
Came - hand same day Of issue, executed as
within directed. this November the 1st 1853.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

~ The Printer says that he almost envled us
the good times we had during the Fair. We ex-
tended cordial invitation to our esteemed CO.
temporary and would have been delighted to see
MIN at The Fair, the Bali, or the Tournsment =
The Prister aust come next time
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

WrP Tic Nacnpio-L"~ o. --.:-i" "".'~;-- Al" --i
gig'ory cf 1r. Cave, sensible, well written article
offering gu unconditional pardon to all political Of
Tenders au peace and good will to the rest of man.
Kind. We fish him much happiness and prosperity
in lis sphere.
A'r Hancock "ties loose and sets himself afoat
this ulior Of the Chronicle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
Land for S lie.
SEQ AGER ES!

SIX MONTHS CREDIT
an order OF the District Court Of Dallas Coupty;
~ will SELL on six months credit, ut the Court
House door in the town Dallas, on the LIST Tuesday
in December next, 500 acres of first rate prairie land
on the Mckinney road, in the neighborhood of
breckenridge. Said land is the Headlight ofeWill-
lam A. Dye-patented, and bounded as follows Be-
ginning at stake-L McComas' Sc. corner and Jno.
Reeds NV corner; thence East with Reeds N. line
l9Oo.s VS. to stake in Prairie from which Persimnon
grove bears S. 81 800 VS. mound and tree top brs
~ ~ IL, west about miles. Thence North 950.f
vs. to stake in nrairie. Thence West 190OS VS. to
stake in prairie. Thence S. with the L. line of said
.McCommas, to the beginning On waters of White
Rock s. half of Section No. II, Town. N. Range
2E. 20
Bond and security will be required, and lien re
tanned upon the land, for the purchase money
j. Nj. BENNETT, Trustee.
Dallas Nov. 4, 1850-104w. a5,@l on o
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

THE RIGHT SPIRrT.-That sterling democratic journ-
al, the Raleigh Standard, in commenting upon the
presidential succession, contains the following iu
remarks
eve North Carolina democrats are not Effected TO
any extent by the feeling which gre>dlls IN other
and will not fail ont with eacb,Sther on men Some
are for Douglas, some ,oreckinridge, some for,
Wise, some for Hunto>S some for Lane. some for
Dickinson and p~scr Dallas-but all for the
inee.r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

- Commodore Stockton has delivered lon 9
speech "the past, present and future of the Amer
lean party, at Camden, New Jersey" AS Gen.
Houston has declared that party to be dead and bur-
led with its face downwards its future must be in
other world; or if it scratches through earthly
ball, will turn up amongst the antipodes, and will
not poster the 'nsolent foreigner" in America We
give of the resolutions adopted at the meeting in
Camden, rejecting upon the impcrtinenee and Gin
science" of our adopted citizens:
"Resolred, That we dsapprove the insolent inter-
ference of the foreign born citizens SUCH with the
people of Massachusetts, in their recent effort to amend
the constitution of that State so to mitigate some
of the evils of foreign influence that approve of
the object of that amendment and recommend to the
American members of the next legislature of New
Jersey to take intatory steps to insure the adoption
of similar amendment to the constitution of New
Jersey"
What 'nsolence' for adopted citizens to suffer
themselves heard in that hot bed of the blacklist
Black Republioanism, Massachusetts, The Ameri-
can party, no doubt, feels outraged, and certainly
ought not to permit it, if it can help itself
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

LsY- The Flag says that Cuba is great country
Jr Lemons and that one from that sunny isle has
been r(cc.l 4 at Marshall, measuring one foot and
three quasi rs of inch in circumference Who
squetscj il.,t Lemon, Captain AMI what did you
do with n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

IA " are pleased to hear of the convalescencc
o, risui yushng of the Telegraph. The present
cold sg,. If weather, we hope, will extend to the
oans NAG coast afflicted with the presence of yellow
fever, Iagal the epidemic, and restore health and
prosreI-'y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

- Somyo body from Sherman, has gent the Crock
CT; Printer IN old button, which the editor thinks
was oil he vas worth. 81 give thee all, can no
moro though poor the offering be and for his
trouble the Printer uses him up, just right.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
FOE SALE.

by THE undersigned, at REUNION, the following
u articles, viz:
No. l Piano, Harmonium Bedstcads and Bedding,
fine mahogany Desk, fine Looking GLASS, Pictures,
Shot Guns, l small mahogany table, and many other
articles too numerous to mention all of which will
be sold low for CASH. Apply soon if you want bar
gains. G. BUREAU.
Reunion Nov 18th 1859 -2Otf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

b. From the Houston Teleg arh extra, of the
INST. we learn that Cortenas had routed 1870 men
rom Brownsville against him, and had taken two
bieces and large amount of ammunition. From
tlemen ut Austin, We hear that the city OF
psyille is in the possession Of that band of ma
RS, and at the mercy of vindictive horde Of
ms. The whole Mexican population is in arms,
,e entire West threatened. The citizens of that
b of Texas have been compelled to seek the pro-
tof Mexican authority, and have fed from their
d leaving them in the hands Of their enemies.
" ,ng will these things last
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

LaF- T., first severe norther came up on Friday
night, and the last remains of vegetation perish
Cd beturo IS Jlightng influence. There was consid-
cradle ico visible Saturday and Sunday mornings
aai tho Wind intensely cold.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

EY fe have received an interesting communication
from lambda, our Bcknnp correspondent, which will
apr next week. We are pleased to learn from q
ge man just from the frontier, that the wife of
Id ornett, said to lie taken by the Indians has re-
tn safely to her home, being voluntarily released.
! kas magnanimous conduct in the Indians, and
unusual we think We hear that other depre-
ms are being committed around Belknap and
boro, stealing, burning, Sc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

- u lrs J. ". Throckmoron, Of the Senate, and
n q ps lcll. sf the House, have our thanks for To-
-..'sayc comments.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

"a. Much interesting matter and correspondence
hrs 5,en 1avoidably crowded out Of this issue, but
tiN appear next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

! Eitos MI
pfAa Sic .H. poo W
wal The .U.. U. Ila. 900 4
haze ieetii Ir 300 fDt hf W. NJ
crossed b Ft rl}. ruuunr I. 'e'
emptlon ~ Han Doe d. isy o. januafy
1901, pit nffDt hni no ..0'' .. iis
na.sinq tht SENATE. 600 aafe hl. ',r' "a
10 reduce .r racr n Doe sud. n The d'ssis.
sinpi Rai'u,l R.ser". u,n Hafhe'at Iein-
eed price Nol come u favor nl gIy.l- pre-
emp,ion .umtni 9. 5Cuu. .'i.sn ! think
there is .liff auunh"f IH .1y1' OFF lie m ASSURE.
Their qgre o disposition DO the 'g'sla'
tuTe to rrtrrneh, A mJ..60 was made to-day
to tue feet tlai 5arh msmbsi Of .he House
should are 70. hr daily sul tri-Nc ,Y papers,
the Gazette lui iuietu. cef, 81 numteTs each
duriuu 'e session, and 70 las 30 af lied.
tn House ha, repealed The 'aW occurring
the Legislature &c elect Public l'nler, the
pub. pHuurg 20 be- lr. on. by contact, after
pub auon,
W. received reliable information last eve
mir rhsr CoHews, doe Mexican Guerilla. has
whwrel Capt ICa,o and Dis command, sent
uuf bv authority 20, the 3Jyewor protect the
ii p NO n' Brownsville 1ud sgrrhu idmg conn
nv rnJ lr Coeurr, .i,u took BuwnSglll"
g.. , holding 10 5000 Hr-H snme thousand
m.u 90 la.f ar,a4r.a 0rob.tly more by jhi.
nm.. ih., tacr informed hl. the citizens
Of 6lIr5',ud surrUulmc couu.ry are repair
ING No. rae relief oi Brownsville the truth Of
wa,h DO not hnow Much excitement in
regard Ia u.
The vote Tor Governor uu1 Lieutenant Gov
nrrur wus counted o.doy orl stands thus:
Houston. 3G@27 Roma.s 27500 Clark,
3l45S; Lubbock, 3032j
N0lrs, N,., n. II. DARNELL.
Esy'Iha Lon A. O. T.. Nislal son, of Tennessee,
- frequently ugucd amongst those new Senators
who will take their stats FOR the FIRST time,
during the coming session. This is an error
Mr.. Nicholson Was member fully twenty years
ug,,-aud during the long interregnum in that
State, the ltct Of the ilUsh l.. White influence,
LV hag remained ont q. office. Now Tint the
STATE is redeemed in great measure, this old
friend O? jackson returns to his seat in the SEN
ate, tho pi.um Of youth no longer on his check,
bot she rost Of many winters upon his head
he is sud 90 DO yst ,orous, and the fire of
irs, rae intellect uuiimmcd Some sad reaec
iiors riust ninga With the pride Of restoration,
when he shall view t'ie strange faces gathered in
ahat venerable Hail. and shall miss the voices of
The i.lustriJue stat esmen who have successfully
gone down to the graves, during the long peri
I'd d his absence Although he be surrounded
vi,h train Of ]u.thful giants, the eagle eye of
] @ yener BE luan will shed the light of his wis
dom and }erieuce over them and the mantle
OF his grcGlness, when he too shall depart, be
aid upon the shoulders of come rising, but less
Igcd statesman The memories of the past, of
% many eyentiul associations, and scenes in
which lac has acted directly and indirectly, will
AVE u mcllowing influence upon an intellect and
equation already ripe. The country need not
ear aught Of haste, or carelessness from his de-
i5eratiOna md Tennessee may well be proud of
Ier Senuior If we mistake not Mr.. Nicholson
,,r, u,'n and tool. ais seat at tho special
ion, in Nnpcli last.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

notices.!
Sale of Property On Credit.
I'm Wednesday, SOth inst, at the late residence of
~ VIM II. Keen, will be sold, on credit to the
highest bidder, horses, mares, mules, jacks, COWS,
calves hogs, Sheep wagons. carriages &C., &C., &c,
Some of the most desirable property offered for
sale in Dallas will be sold at that time. ~
A. NJ. KEEN, Admir- Estate of w. H, Keen
COST
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

rr II: particular attention to the advertisement
..r 40 Stackpole Offering full assortment of mer-
for sale. embracing everything that house
ICED or desire for winter use. llis masIit-
g., Of clothing and fi,honabls dress goods for
1 he received this week. The ladies may be
I,hemseycs to see something new and beau
.. the northern centres Of fashion. Mr. 5, has
r.. often that Christmas is coming, and has
a, large SUPPLY Of toys for children
SEQ Ice ofstray horses, by J. W. Townsend
ice Of ,undry articles for sale by g. Bureau
p-rr.-. IAN elegant Piano, household furniture &c
r. -- attention TO the card Of Frank Fabj Co.,
ar. to $. IL. SkiT s Co., Houston, Texas.
s IA Of Jim g. Thomas, attorney at law, and
.-r t, Roekwall, Texas, very reliable business
man
Part. ar attention is invited to the large sale Of
property. by A, NJ. Keen, administrator, on the S0th
msara
p, ertisement Of Il. A. DAVIS, of Ellis county,
orr. 900 acres Of land for sale.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
Personal Relief Bill.

Personal Relief Bill
Amongst the most prominent bills for personal
lief that will be brought before the Legislature during
its present session, is worthy, commends
itself more forcby the serious attention of the MEM
bcrs than the for the relief of the Hon. n. NJ
Burford, now before the House. The amount of labor
and inconvenience in making the circuit has been i'm
mcnse, and faithfully endured by His Honor, and the
tract of country embraced in his District larger than
many of the European principacs. 1t has devolved
upon him to organize many counties, and to ven
ture into an almost unexplorel country. The facts
! in tho lii fom and plain. Judge Burford wac
elected on the LIST day of Feb, 1885, and on the End
day'of the same month n law was passed increasing
the salary from 81 $50 to $2250 From all the ben
efts of this law he has been excluded, by the con-
struction placed upon it by Mr. Raymond, former
Treasurer. The 10Th Judicial District, when creu-
ted was so large that the session of 57-5S had in
contemplation the forming of district to be ia
ken from the 10th, but owing to the want of unnnim-
ity amongst the members from this District, the bill
failed and instead of lessenng the labors of the cir
cuit, they actually increased by the addition of
five counties, requiring Judge Burford to hold
Court AZ weeks in the year
We hazard nothing in saying that Judge Burford
has organized more counties and undergone more
actual labor than any other Judge in Texas. lie is
now the eve of starting to hold Court in the ex-
IRENE North western frontier $50 miles distant from
his home, and that, too, during most Indictment sea-
SON. The Judge deserves the increased salary, and
should not be dcbarred by the mere accident of one
day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

u oGERS' Liycrwort and Tar, for the cure Of
~ Coughs and Colds, &C., for the sale
W. W. PEAK & BRO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

oIF9niraiiln N DO fsfisIaiult.. 90 H. l,fofn.
rsi.-i uhiio fhiiiina ..f'f0m nfownsAia 60
Auus, frNs. Nav. 1ih 200
Dfar Hsran 'Ihi. Il the day ddpoated
by law ioT The meeting Of the Legislature of
our State, and In aecofdanee ihefewiif.a ouo.
rum being present, about the hour Of II A.
both Houses pfoeetded TO organ'ze.
The Lower House was called TO ofleL BY
T. 5, Anderson Secretary Of State. ND after
the ceremony oil administering the Sath Of
office was gone through with, The HouAe pro.
eeeded TO the election Of a Speaker. llessrs
J. w. Henderson, Hubbard, aud TAYLOR of
Cas-, were put in nOmidalion,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

d. hereby certify that this Is true copy of
the original writ to me directed. This Nov. 18th,
1859. JNo WILLIAMS, Sheriff Ellis Co.
2O:Sw.-Prntcrs' fee $3l so.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

Pee ertisenent of Il. A. DAVIS, of Ellis county
or.-... 900 acres Of land for sale.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

Toe Issys saafae " pfnfani saffas o. fs,on
fho lsitieuf friends int ie4uilhisnats, anl msu
particularly n those rhom He have known ln a tlH
pleasures n saeia relationship. Hat tho task Is req
lsrel .il more painful when ihs god ones Of III,
earth have Pas'el awny. and lei, a vacuum iu society
and ia The losom u their families never 10 no oiled
MIS- yirssA JonSsos. wife Of Cot NJ, r. johnson
departed this fe on THURSDAY evening last. the lOh
instant, At her residence. after an illness Of many
nohih' She died Of Consumption, that cruel. ling
erlng disease that has carried ~ 90 many Of the
brightest, purest, AMI best of ODDS creatures She
died without murmur or complaint, and surrender
ell with eheerfunsss her soul into the hands Of her
Maker. believing that lilo who gave il was rs best
Keeper.
Mrs. JoHSsoN was born on the 9th November 1872
in York District souih Carolina, and died November
10th 1889; aged a. years AMI one day.
She emigrarrd nom her native State, aud settled In
Texas in 1889, She was with her husband during
the stirring AMI stormy times Of the Republic. shar-
ing his dangers aud harships with the ehesrlulness
and dgniGei eomPOsure that characterized her whole
life. This Matron OF the Republic, so much beloved
for her numerous virtues, and amiablc qualities. thus
''N'' "''' SUI '''" '"'7V '"'g hHuFElts' IN uhls
that tried mems souls, and formed one Of the bright,
est examples OF true patriotism, 50 often found in her
sex, during the trials Of struggling milton. Gifted
with the soundes judgement aud the clearest percep-
tlon she was enabled to be the companion and solaee
Of her husband in those troublous times, Through
out life. she was distinguished for the same soundness
Of mind and discretion, that were the admiration Of
all who were thrown under her immediate influence
Richly endowed with rare qualities of the head, her
heart shone with still rarer and nobler traits - amia-
bic, generous, diguiRei, quiet, unobtrusive, she
lived life Of spoess purity, and died without nm
enemy. None knew her but to love and respect her,
and those who knew her best loved her most To
say that she was kind and hospiable to friends and
neghbors, would convey poor idea of the generous
outpourinS lberality of her heart to the public at
large. The hundreds Of strangers who have fed up
On her bounty, in strange land, will watt her
praises to distant climes and the prayers of those
he thus befriended will ascend for many years, for
Tor and hers
She was true, devoted hut transformations chris
ian, member of the Presbyterian church, and dis
nguished MS well for her charities her many other
irtues We felt how much she was beloved, when
re heard the sobs and cries of her neighbors and
riends assembled around her grave the tears of
er family, friends and servants told the tale Of her
'orth, and the irreparable loss they all suffered for
Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall God
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
a. WI. Waller,
fto1,rla1r nf Law dallas TVaYac

UST RECEIVED pipe old Madeira Wine, by
- W. w. PEAK & BRO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
FOR SALE.
10000 ACRES of LANDi

4 49SE "A Almanac & Map for 4 $50.
received, price 60 cts, at the Railroad Corner
y and for sale by r, NJ. STACKP0TE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
WackereI- W,cI,o.oI,

A VI. NhsEChtFtFi
a SNAIL lot of No Mackercl, Just received an,
for sale, either BY the kit or single fish. at tn
nallrOap corner, py y. NJ STACKPOIE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

ilctrs WAS beid here
led 10 tie election Of
I'm Bfid, Recorder:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
CUPRFME COURT-wEsTCHEsTER

CVPRFNE COURT-WESTCHE
~ Cou<Ty STATE Of New.York JOHN G. BISHOP, plain
M sssins, HENRY sPRArLEY and ASn his wife fredeIo
Fara ,nd Mary g. bis wife John Morton snd kosanna his
yie EdSad Bishop and Harriet bis WIFE, William T. Ferrse
b~pisnin Bree' 'eD Asahe Jones Enoch huehnson snd
Ot.sis W hs wife Smith Downs Alvin HYDE and MIA AIy'n
hyse The x Of said Alvin Hyde, ior
SAei-tCom not served bIo the DEFENDANTS Aforesaid
cs am h.shy summoned aud required . snswe tSe CON
,As Aoa which Is Elsd p the otce Of the Oefh o,
ee Ooey Of wsstcbes,r White Plains n ,Ad County ana
copy o yorr the sat complaint on toe sao
sooe, No 70 WEEst. iD the City and County OF
~. ~ sstR tseDiy days aiter the service O tns @ &
on I exclusive Of the day of socb service and you
- ef tee sad complaint within the time nocsso tne
~ ss s'oe viii apply the Comt for the renei oe
ss@eee N us ooeplsin..- 6si~a Ana I9th, 1888
l. NJ SoRTHROP, Plaintidis Attorney
No. "a Wal ST., New fork CITY
White Plains wescbestsr Coupty
l. ~ N0ErHs0e, Psintias Attorney,
." "~eTls' No. "A IalSt, New YoIk City.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
feaal Notices.

IN CHANCERY of NEW-JERSEY.-LIS-
Il COMB r. TITUS THE BURLINGTON AQUE-
DUCT COMPANY aud 0THERS-Foreclosure Of Mortsage-
The of the Mortgage Bonds Of The Aqueduc
hereby required these bonds the sub
pcber the City Of Burlington Jersey or before the
twenty day Of February nex- together with an sdavt
of each boder stating whether be holds said bonds absolute
owner or pledges aud a pledges then the name OF the
peeg. and the OF the debt 10 which, said
SAMUEL r. GUMMERE,
t.2s sveoa. Master ia Chancery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
AJOTICE. deceased, FRANCIS RICH

NOTICE.-The deceased FRANCIS RlCH-
IN ARpSoN CHRISTIE, formerly Of the City Of New York
and serw residing At Number Six Brsopiace Ednbursh
scoAnd BY his sst will and testament conveyed his whole
estate to GEORGE sANDERs0N joiner formerly esitins ~
nasesr Six BrstopAoe Edinburgh Aforesaid, and row at
lpneieihsp, County Of Peebles
MI senasrson has brought action Of multiple pondns ard
N the Court Of Sessions IL Scotland toT the par
p"e o. having The said Francis Richardson Christie. estate Judi
ciAhy efo1ed those who establish best right
thereto In hs acton Lord Ardmou Ordinary. by nteTo
cntor 6Atea b Deeember 1853 appointed nmstion OF The
depsncenee tbe process 20 b. sae b, public advertise
h order thAt The uighi TO knowledge ali per-
scns having interest therein.
The proses depends before Lord ArdmiIos First Division
Nj. skeDe. Clsrt.
scoor5insy Kyen 20 al they
he date Of
.S be beard their Otherwise they viii De excoded
-Cl anh~rs Sank street, Edinoursh
WM WHITE MILLAR s. S. C.,
iall isw4wTu Rsisers Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Robert B.
Dawson esq Surrogate Of the County of Kngs notice
hereby given according 10 law to all persons having claims
aeo that they required TO exhibit the same with ysuch
the subscribers the Executors az the oe OF
ESwsrd r. kellogg No. Beaverst IN the City OF New
Yort on the 4h day Of June nextDated Nov 70
ls5s. ESTHER r. kELLoUGL
EDWARD r. kELLOGG, Executora
uSo lawSnT CHARLES Y. BALDWIN,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYork notice is hereby given 70 al
person, claims against PETER O. ARCULARlUS late
the City OF NewYok deceased present the same WIN
vouchers thereof the subscribers at the office Of ANDREW
NJ ARCULARIUs, No 50 veseyst in the City OF NewYotk
before the first day of May next-Dated the
sSfh Sxy of Octob, T. 1854 ANDREW NJ ARCULARIUS,
JAMES 2. HARPER,
s2s lsv6suTu. Executors
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

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days sirce ohtained warrant for the arrest oi pa
latto named William Foley, on the ground thr ss
bad destroyed her hspplne... ey Marrying nsI aa.s
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bond, and - dstenniIed 70 spek 70 hsu.