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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
CUPREME CoURT.-In the m.tter of the sp-

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~ pcston Of the Mayer Aldermen ard Counonsty OF the
City Of HewYork BY the Board Of Commissioners OF The Cen
trail Psrk relative 20 the scqnsion Of lands for public PARK or
place between loA and and the 5h snd sth ave In the
City Of New lork-The Mayor. Adermer and Conmonsty of
the City Of Hewiork by ;he Board Of Commissioners OF the
Central Pst Pursuant 70 ue statute entitled An Act 10 alter
the Map Of the City of NewYoTk by laying thereon public
Place and t authorize the tAtiug OF the same passed April
ls9tree hhs being pgescntbereby give notice the
lssees parties and respectively entitled inter
es"d in the lands teDenens heredtaments and premises
hereinafter mentioned described thst they viii apply
to thSsspeme Court Of the State OF New York special
% ssM Court 10 be hed the City Han Of the Cay Of New
Yok, on "Wednesday the 9Th day ofJuy 1852 op-nng o
she Court on that dsy thereafter Counsel be
heard for the sprontmept Of three Commissioners of Appraisal
IN the above entitled uattsf esmAe il favor Of The several
owners leets parties and aforesaid, jus, aud equits
bic ssiion for taking 81 those lands tets
and premises s lie between the .ouihery line side Of
Io5,h and llohstrces and h and sv~naes city,
d which be said Board Of oners Of the Central Park
deem advisable 20 be sqd fot the purpose % extending sSd
ptrs PARK IN the City ~Yok xhich said uds and m M
is laid out on 'he map OF plan Of said city under and BY
Suas Of an ENTITLED An Act relative inprovrnens
sbns the syng Of streets aud roads City Of New.
Yort AID cor other paroscs passed Apnl lsJDstsd May
~ 1859. RICHARD BUSTED Counsel 70 the CorporAtion
u.y27jSe ard 10 laid noArd OF Commissioners
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

The AoRIcULTrsAL CoLLEGE.-The corner s.one
Of the New-York state Agricultural College will be
laid with appropriate ceremonies at the farm, at Ov d.
Seneca County on Thursday next Addresses will be
delivered by TX Gov. John A. King, the Hon. II :nry
Wager, the Hon. VIM. Kelly, Co. H. p johnson and
ot'ers. full report of the proceedings will be given
By our special agricultural reporter.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
&egal Notices.


HUDSON COUNTY, SURROGATES's OF
IL FICE-LOUISE v. AVERY Admins Istrix, with the
will annexed Of Franklin Avery deoessedSuogates order
70 limit creditors Dated the 18Th day Of June, d. 1889
On appcs,ion Administrative IT is ordered
t. sad give bc notice the creditors Of the
the said deceden 10 bring 10 their debts demands or
Claims against the same, under OATH within nine months from
this date mp copy of this order within twenty days
hreser Of the public places in the County of Hud-
sn also within the said twenty days by ad
y.rpg the The Daily Courier and Advertiser Of Jersey
CITY n j. and The New York Daily Tribune of the City OF
New York for the same space time and If any creditor shall
neglect exhibit his debt demand claim within the
month public notice been given aforesaid,
such shall De forever debaed o his her action therefor
sgantt the said Administratrx. BY order,
T.. w. KlNGSLAND Surrogate.
B-Cams 10 be presented 10 Mrs Avery No 82 Warren
Jersey City, TO George Chapman Nos ~ and 81 Park
place N Y jel5 law2mW+
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
NTEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-COUNTY

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-COUNTY
IN OF ROCKLAND EDWIN MARKS and ALFRED
MARKS sssinst EDWARD REmER Summons Tor money
ned required the complaint In TINS
.co which hd In the office Of the CLERK OF the County ol
Roclsnd county. ths l4th day Of June
1859 and copy ansSe TO the said complaint on
the At his Office Hsversaw, In the County OF
Ro aforesaid within twenty days after the service OF TINS
summons ON you exclusive of the day Of such service and II
won fail said complaint within tne time aforesaid
the plaintiffs will take Judgment for the Of hundred and
dollars and cents with interest nom me
fifteenth duy Of july eight hundred and h three
be,ides the Of this sction.-Dated June "a l85a
A. EDWARD SUFFERN,
ixs Iav6vW Plaintiffs. Attorney, Haverstrsw, N. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-sYLvEs-

IN TER GESNFK sft. JUStFH r JONtS-SrHlII0Is IoI
demand contract (Com not served the above
Def You hereby summoned and required TO answer
IN. compant which filed in the office OF the
CLERK of the County Rockand Cshown In said County
ih Of June 1852 and 10 copy your answer
TO complaint he subscriber, at his office, In fe
mont said County within twenty days after the service o
this yo exclusive ofhe day OF such service and
Won fail said complaint within the time afoIe
ssd the plaintiff IN this action win take judgment against You for
the sevonyfye dollars with interest from the hrs day o
The costs of this action.-Daed June 9Th, 1889
ANDREW FALLON, Plaintiffs Attorney
yei.xeuw Piemon. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Roswell G.
Branard ESQ., Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice Is
her by given according law TO all persons having claims
deceased that they required to exhibit the same with the
the subscribers the Executors at the resi-
dsnce Of Isac G. L. per No n Mddaghs Bookyo or NJ 81
Fulton in the City Of on or before the I'm
, dsy Of January next.-Dsed July 5 1859
- SARAH ANN SIMONSON, F,ecn,ors
ivs Iave6mW ISAAC LOPER
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

Policy DgALER ARREsTED.-Joseph jackson
policy des NO lt9 Vak street; was arrested yesterday
q psnt II John Sebard By Smith Il the City Hall
Police Court pted BY Alderman Brady for keeping
spd selling TICKETS VI The scsses, Delaware, LfiieTy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

~ CHALYBEATE PILLS
THE ONLY PURE
MEDICINAL IRON
EFFECTUAL IN DEBILITY
AND ALL
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD
AND
COMPLEXION.
TIE CHEMISTRY THERAPEuIIcAL COMPOSITION OF DR.
d T. MOTIFS CHALYBEATE RESTORATIVE ARE Ac-
GpowLEDGED ALL COMPETENT AUTHORITIES TO BE Scitk
riffcALLY PERFECT; ExPERIEscE OF THOUSANDS
PREPARATION IROS HITHERTO PRE-
seRIBED FACULTY KNOWN IN TIE MATERIh MEDi'
"a is A WITH 1T FOR REsToRA-
PROMPT AND PERMANENT. INDIGESTION,
DEBILITY DEPKEssIos kstRCY PALE AND OTHER
COMPILATIONS, INDICATE NECESSITY ~ Al
MOST EvLRy CASE. In ALL cases oF FEMALE
DEBILITY, ESPECIALLY, ITS EFFECTS ARE DELIGHTFULLY."-
tyroy.TiSc TRIAL THERE is NO
SUCH RESTORATIVE OF HEALTHFUL COMPLEXION known TO
SEE MEDIco.C CHEMICAL TRACT WHICH
IcoonPaSIEs EACH FOX os PILLS. IT ONLY Pure
ysgPaRArIos OF IRON UNITED STATES
OFFICE No $50 BROADWAY, SOLD BY ALL
sstcrABLr DRUGGISTS PRIcE 50 CTS. PER Box
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

II. T. CHuRcB, the Book Stand Inside the Pos, Omce
CSeISaAT, hes THI TaIsuSs for ss,s.
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S.HERIFFS SALE.

.GTATE Of Louisiana. Parish of
- Bossier. In the District Court
No. 134i. Asa H. Hearse VS.. james
O'Daniel BY virtue of writ OF fieFa
lacias issued out of the Honorable the
District Court of the Parish cf Bossier,
in the above enhtled suit and 10 me die
rected, | have seized and will proceed
to sell at pubic auction. at the court
house doar in the town of Bellevue,
Parish Of Bossier, on the
FIRST Saturday, the 9th dag Of august,
A. D., 1859. between the hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ. and A P. M. the follow
ing described property to wit
The east half Of North east quarter
Of section No. thirty-fve 1857 and the
west half of the north west quarter oil
section thirty-six 1861 in township
twenty three (23) of range No. eleven
III in The north west land District oil
Louisiana, containing one hundred and
sixty ceres and two-lourths of an acre
witliraa improvements thereon.
Seized as the property Of James
O:Daniei, and to be sold to pay and
satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
tiled suit.
Terms Of sale-casa. with benefit. OF
appraisemenf.
l.. F. STEELE, Sheriff.
BY C. c. NOVEL;, Deputy.
Bellevue, July s. 1850. pf$i2
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

GTATE of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
~ Clerks Office 18th District Court,
Notice is hereby given that INV Martin,
tutor for the minor heirs of r. B. Hughes,
deceased, has this day filed in the Office Of
said clerk; his annual account as tutor
aforesaid, Now, therefore, this is to ad-
monish all persons concerned, that if oe.
position is not made thereto within the
time prescribed by law, the said account
will be homologated and mace the judg-
ment of the Court.
Given under my hand and seal of Office,
at Bellevue, this the Cd day of July A. D.,
1850. A. A. ABNEY,
n2-5t6$ Clerk.
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20 LAND OWNERS.

a I the request of many persons we
"A undertaken 10 make large man of
Caddo and Bossier Parishes, showing not
Only I'll the water courses, villages and
roada, but every plantation and farm in
the two parishes. With little assistance
from the landed propriotors ofthe parishes
we can accomplish our purpose and give
20 the public a perfect man. Many con-
veyaaces have been made By private act,
1na are not of record in thgrecorders'
ofncss' we ask az q special favor that every
gentleman IN the above named parishes
win do rs the kindness to forward by mail
o. otherwise, . minute escripeion of his
and as 70 township. range, section, what
pam Of sections and if possible, a small
diagram Of il, with his name carefully
EDGAR J. FRANKLIN
Civil eng'r and o, S.. dtpsy surveyor.
D. T. FITZPATRICK,
a2n Civil Engineer,
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Ear Assessor.

LUf LlOoCcoOts
,g We are authorized to announce
r., Nj. NORRIS as candidate for
the Office OF Assessor, at the approach
ing election.
Sa We are authorised TO announce
JOINT. B. BUSBY, as candidate for
the Office OF Assessor at the approach
ing election in November next.
~ We. are authorized to announce
J. A. sINABNETT, as a candidate
for lha office of Assessor, at the ape
preaching election. -z.-.-.-------,..
Mr.. EDrToR:-Please announce the
name or. NJ. r. BLACKWELL as A
candidate for the Office Of Tax-Assessor
at the ensuing election in November
next. MANY. oTERs.
No. We are authorized to announce
]. MARION DOYLE, as a candidate
for the Office OF Assessor. at the ensuing
election.
IP We are agthorized to announce
BENZ. S. EDWARDS, as a candi'
dale for the Office Of Assessor at the
ensuing election.
I5a We ere authorized.to announce
VIM. S. STROUD, as a candidate iol
the Office Of Assessor at the ensuing
election,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION SALE.

Estate Of Joseph D. Long, deceased.
BY virtue of a commission TO me
directed from the Clerk of the District
Court of the parish of Claiborne in the
State of Louisiana, / will proceed to
sell at the court house door in Bellevue
parish OF Bossler, within the legal hours
OF sale, on
Monday, 25h dag Of July neat, 1859,
the following described property, to-wit;
The north-we@ quarter of the north
east quarter of section in township
IS of range 10, containing forty acres
of land more or less. Lying and being
situated in the parish of Bossier. Tc
be sold as property belonging 70 the
estate of Joseph D. Long, late OF Clai
bore parish, deceased.
Terms of sale-CASH.
Sheriff . Office, Bossier parish. La.
June 10th 1859. L F STEELE.
Sheriff
BY C C. NOVEL;, Deputy
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STRAY SALE.

TSTRAYED before v. Walker, J. P,
u by Bethel smith on the 24th dayef
June 1889, and will be sold on the 3lst
day of December 1859, before the Court
house door in the town of Bellevue, for
cash, the following described animal, to-
wit dark bay MARE MULE about
three years old. about IA hands high
branded OH the left shoulder with the let.
ter R and with the letter Z on the right
shoulder has the mark of year on the
shoulders aid back. Valued at one hun
dred aud forty dollars The owner Of
said mule is requested 10 come forward
prove property; pay charges; &c.
w. H. HILL, stray Master,
July 1, 1859 nj 6m
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Enr Sheriff.

IS@ We are authorized to an
nounce JOHN G. ALLEN as can
didate for the office of Sheriff, at
the approaching election in November
next.
I We are authorised TO announce
CHARLES G. NOVEL; as an in
dependent candidate for the office oil
Sheriff at the approaching election in
November next.
I We are authorised to announce
PHlLO ALDEN as candidate ioT
the ofice of Sheriff at the approach
ing election in November next.
H. We are authorized to announce
RUSSELL JONES as a candidate
fot the office of Sheriff, al the approach
ing election in November next.
H. We are authorized to announce
q. 3. DOYLE. as a candidate tor thu
office Of Sheriff, at the next ensuing
election in November.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life on the 18th Of
July 1859. MARTHA ALICE Boon,
Youngest daughter Of E, R. and Mary
Boon, age two gears and six months.
aSuEer little children to come unto
me and forbid them not, for OF such is
the kingdom Of Heaven The dear
little. spirit 10 now a bright angel a
crowning jewel is added to the dladem
Of heaven. A bond Of uncommon
promise has been broken OH from Its
rarsns sters--ihe bud though tender
as IL was, was only nipped to bloom
anew 10 the paradise of God, where
no scorching rays of fiery temptation
or chilling blast of adversely, shall
blight the hopes or mar the beauty o
our tender plant.
2 Sleep sweet babe in the quiet dust,
IT'LL the resurrection Of the Just.
HER FATHER.
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MIR. Editor: Several weeks ago a
problem Of mine was published IN the
Bossier Times, with request for an
answer. As no answer has as yet
been given, will re state the problem
and give the answer.
Goliath was elevea feet and ten
inches il height, as nearly rs we can
Judge, An ordinary athletic man q
the height Of five feet and eleven inches
will weigh one hundred and eighty
pounds. What ought Goliath to have
weighed supposing him to have beer
built in the same proportion 2
Ags.-- Fourteen hundred and forty
pounds.
Rule /: Between men built in thu
same proportion their weights will be
TO each other as the cubes of thei
heights. #**
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NEW YORK NEWS.

The New York Daily News, published cve-
ry morning Except Sunday is large quatto
newspaper, containing eight pages OF. Golsy
eight columns, handsomely printed, and sent
by mail to subscribers in auy part Of the Uni-
ted States, at six dollars per annum. To
city subscribers twelve and | cents a
week, payable to the carriers.
New York weekly News. 'arge eight
pege paper. designed for genera REGULATION
throughout the United States, gubla Sned every
Saturday morning.
Single copies 'or one year 81 SO
"a ght cCp'es TO one address Ons N 10 90
Twenty copies 10 one aedress ane yr 20 90
Payments in all cases will be required IN
advance.
The Weekly News will contain each week
full market report of Cotton and other
Southern staplee Cattle, Grain. and all
Western 8Foduce; Dry Goods, &c.; quota
tons of the Stock Exchange, the Financial
and Commercial movements of the week, and
the table incidents of trade gene rally. In
this department it will be excelled by no
weekly paper in The ci,y, and rivsled BY
scarcely any. tits the intention to render il
in query respect valuable guide to the coun-
try merchant, farmer, siorekeeper and busi-
ness man. It's agricultural department will
also embrace everything in the way of news
and general information.
The Daily and Weekly News represents
the sound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS winch have
ever been Upheld by the National Democracy
oil New York, opposed at once to Abolition
ism, Free Soilism, end every species offanari.
cIsin. 1t win oppose at all times, any inter.
ference of The General Governmeua with ane
reserved righas of the States, aHd sirive C
secule to every section of the UnioO lis EaiI
participation in the public domain, purchased
by common bleod and treasure, and which
shonld be alike the common property Of all.
Upon this conservative plakform the Nation-
al Democracy Of this STATE have erected thsiI
standard.
The literary departures Of The Daily anG
Weekly News wi. insure il a place in chs
pailor and drawing roazn.. INTERESTING tale.
original and selected, will be found in III
columns. l: is the inientioa of its bublishe
to spare nssther time nor money TO make ii III
most deserving and attractive weekly pape
published in the United States. Its cifcula-
ton is already very Large a0d rapidly in
creasings
AL communications inclosing Subscriptions
or concerning business counected with lht
Weekly News or Daily News, must be ad
dressed 70 IL: Publisher,
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HoHE.-How touchingly beautiful
nae tho relations OF home There each
is bound by an electric chain that seems
TO pass TO all hearts in the family group
80 that one cannot enjoy pleasure unless
all partake In it. If one heart is Cypress
ed, all sympathlze sif one is exalted, all
must share the happiness. II is in the
home where the aching heart is soothed
where the opposed are relived, the cut.
cast reclaimed, the sick healed or falling
the tear of pufe love drops from the
mourner's eyes, when the dear ones are
gathered 10 their long home.
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TERMS REDUCED.

THE cheapest paper in the South. In
= consideration Of the Increased and sill
increasing patronage of the Memphis Appeal.
under the cash system, the proprietors have
determined Upon the reduction of the suhrcrip
ton price Of the Weekly Paper.
For clubs under ten, or single subscribers,
the Weekly Appeal will hereafter be Gu,,,isl,.
cd At 50 SO for each copy.
When we consider tho mammoth sire Of
our weekly Impression. and the vast anloons
and variety of reading matter il contains. il
may Justly DC claimed that, a, thess rates, il is
the cheapest ncwspspes published III lho
South.
Clubs may be made up ia neighhorhoods
without respect TO post olsee.
Any person sending usa club Of twenty, az
TIC foregoing rates, VIII be entitled TO receive
one cory gratis for one year. Old Gibbs may
DC renewed from, year TO year ou the fogegc-
H's terms, Address aieCLAraHan, TEaIa.
p'tt 4 pfLJ, 4hemphrs, I,upes.ee,
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WHAT THE PRESS SAY.

mr." Costars'S' Exterminators are i'm
valuable remedies for clearing houses OF
all sorts Of yer min, With confidence we
recommend them, IN. Y. Daily State
Register.
J'. Cos,ar's'' remedies for all domes-
tic pests, such as rats, reaches, bed-bugs
ants, tieas, &c.. are invaluable; we can
speak from actual knowledge of theil
merits. Druggists and dhalers should
send tqeir orders early. if they would Sc
cure trade 10 them,-lN, Y, Journal.
nT"I shall write something about
your ev terminators, as can do so with
propriety. They are selling rapidly here
aud destroying all vermin.- Banner
Fayette, Mo.
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MooRs In SouTH CARoLINArs-1t
may not be generally known that
some Of the best families in South
Carolina are Moors by descent. The
blood of the African soon washes
out, but that OF the Ineian and Moor,
after half q score oil generations, shows
itself almost as strongly as ever. The
crisp. curling black bar, dark sad eyes
l0ag siiken lashes, and swarthy COM
piaxion come up generation after gem
Grafton. Many Of our old Huguenot
families down TO the present day, show
strong traces ofAheir Moorish de scent.
When ire Moors were driven out OF
Spain upon the conquest OF Granada.
thousands Of them took refuge in the
South Of France, carrying with them
the art Of enltipating the vine and OF
growing silk. Remembering their Bit
Ter persecution in Spain they never
could become Catholics, though forced
by their position 70 renounce Mohame-
danism and become Christians, They
eventually became Protesianrs. and
when the revocation Of the Edici oil
Nantes tosk place, withdrawing tolers,
ton from the Protestant religion, they
were again driven to seek new homct
and in large numbers emigrated tc
South Carolina. - Charleston, Is. c.,
Banner.
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DEATH TO ALL vERMIN."

AS Spring approaches,
Ants and reaches,
From their holes come out.
Aud mice and rats.
In spite of cats,
Gaily skip about.
Bed-bugs. bite
You, in the night,
As on the bed you slumber,
While insects crawl
Through chamber and hall,
In squads without number.
tits truly wonderful with what certain
ty rats, reaches. mice, moles. groung mice
bed bugs, ants, moths, mosquitoes. foas
insects on animals, in short every specie:
of rermin, are utterly destroyed and ex,
terminated by
"Costar'soRat, Roach. &c, Extern ator
''Costar's" Beh-bug ESterminator,
'fCostar's' Electric powder for insects
Supplied direct, by mail. to any addres;
IN the United States, as follows:
On receipt of 81 90 box of Rat, Roach
&c, Ext;
On receipt of s2,Oo, box each of the rat
roach, &c, Ext, and Electric Powder
(sent postage paid,l sufficient to destro,
the vermio on any premises.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Costar's principal depot, d20 Broadwa,
Few York.
P. S.-Circulars, terms, &c, rent b!
mail on application.
OF Wholesals agent for Tex, la. ant
Miss, at Galveston Tex.,-
"a BRENNAN.
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RICM,D w. TURNER.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at
IA Law. Will practice his profess
ion, in~the District ccurts Of Bossiers
Bienvil.e Claiborne and in the supreme
court at Monroe. MIR. Turner pledges
himself to give his undivided attention
TO the prompt discharge Of all business
entrusted to his care. Office, Bellevue,
La. vlnl
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NOTICE

a IL persons indebted to the sue
IN cession OF Edward }. Cason,
deceased, will please come forward and
make immediate payments and those
having demands against the succession
will please present them for acceptance
and payment according 70 law, Rich'd
w. Turner, Esq, is authorized to ac-
cept accounts against the succession, or
receive payment ana receipt in my
name.
JAS. NJ. JONES,
Administrator.
Bellevue. July s, 1649. n2-3t
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Enr Clark

III We are authorised to annouce
JOHN N. WEST as candidate for
the Office of Clerk of the District court
in Bossier, at The approaching election
H. We are authorized to announce
A. A. ABNEY as a candidate for the
Office OF Clerk at the approaching cleo.
ton ia November next.
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SUCCESSION NOMCE.

CtTATE Of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
- Clerk's office 18th District Court
Notice is hereby given that George w,
Sentet administrator of the succession Of
S. Davis, deceased, has this day filed in
the office ofsaid clerk his second schedule
of debts as administra tor aforesaid.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is
not made thereto within the time pro.
scribed by law. the said account will be
homoogated and made the Judgment O.
the court.
Given under my hand and seal of Office.
at Bellevue, this the Cd day OF July, A
d. 1859. A. A. AENEY,
.n2-2t$3 CLERK.
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LOST or MISLAn

nNE promissory note drawn to the
~ order Of A. R. Rucker, and signed
by John II. Alexander for one hundred
and thirty.one dollars and seventy cents
Dated Goth day of March 1883, with in.
terest q. per cent from the 29th of Nov
1857. All persons are hereby warned no
GO trade for said note.
II. P. NORMAN, Agent.
July %, 1859. n4-tf