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with terror the Emperor in its froil keeping.
lie was not struggling for victory, he WIZ in
tent on showing how the Guard could die. Ap-
proochns the Emperor, he cried OUT q Re
tire DO you net SEQ that death las no need
of your and closing mournfully, yet stern
ly, round the expiring eagles those brave
hearts badc Napoleon an eternal adicu, and
fl 'cing themselves OH the enemy, were soon
piled with the dead at their feet
Many of the officers were seen to destroy
themselves rather than suffer defeat. Thus
greater even in its own defeat than any other
corps of men in gaining victory, tie Old
Guard passcd trom the stage, and the curtain
dropped upon it strange career, 1t had
fuuY!t its l:.st bntic
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PERsoNAL responsibility is totally inde.
pendent OF large income. Its greatest co.
cret is sclfrespect. Poverty can never IL
grade those who never degrade Themselves
by vain pretenceo, duplicity.
CONSTANT success shows us but ono s;do
of the world for it surrounds us with Aat.
tcrcrs who will tell us only our merits, and ST..
lenccs our enemies, from whom alone we
might learn our defects.
LITTLE Alice dressed and prepared for n,
walk, was skipping up and down the passaec.
waiting for her mother to- get ready to 90 out,
Her little cousin said he was going out, too.
NO." answered Alice; "you can't gc-yon:
arc not dressed well enough" Her unclo,
laughingly remarked, "that the pride stuck
out quite early" NO" answered Alice.
" it isn't my pride, it's my new silk frock
that sticks out so.
A suorKEErER purchased Of an Irish wo-
man a quantity of butter, the Jumps of which.
intended for pounds, he weighed in the bal,
ancc and found wanting. "Shurc it's your
own flult il they are light" said Biddy, i'm
reply to the complaints of the buyer ''.its your
own fault, sir, for WASN'T it with pound Of
your own soap [ bought here myself that L
weighed them with" The shopkccrcr bnG
nothing more % say . G,t sphj"et,
LADY was told, the other day, Ly n &av-
Cling gentleman, that every lady who had u
small mouth WAS provided with usband by
the government. It'll, it pothibuI?" saitG
the lady, making her mouth as hulc as she,
could The gentleman added, that if she
had large mouth she was provided with two.
husbands" My grncions!" exclaimed thc,
lady, at the same tiue throwing her mouth
open to its full extent. The. gentleman be-
came alarmed, made his escape. and has not
been heard of since.
NATURE, TINT We may not be Gisgusteu
and discouraged with behoIding our own inv.
tcrnal deformtics, has wisely and kndiv
turned the sight of the eyes entirely outwarGl
Coon fa.th is the richest exehcsucr1 Of
governments, for the more il rs drawn upon.
the tirmcr it is, and its resources Girrcasx.
with iss payments,
LANDLORD" said commercial travcTIcry.
| &C you do me too much honor-you let me.
sleep among the big bugs last night" "Oh,
don't DC too modest, MY dear SIR said rRse
landlord; . doubt nOs they have your own
blood in their veins"
.
IDLE men, who haze not been at the pains
to accomplish or distinguish themselves, arc
very apt TO datract from others; as ignorant.
men are very subject to dccry those bcautie.+
in celebrated work which they have not
eyes, to discover.
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state OF SOA sh CavORLna.

PICKMNS Dl. TKICT.
Office Court of General Scssl. ms and Coa1nr5ssi
Pleas
j. f. IIAGOOD. Clerk II said Court. in.
IL . pursuance of the directions of the Act of-
the Legislature. in such case made and provi-
dcd. do hereby give public notice that an election
for Clerk. Sheriff. and Tax Collector, for Pick
cns District. will be held on Monday the 2Oth
day of August next. Mt the usual places Of eloc-
ti"n throughout ulc said district.
Witness my hand at Pickcns C. H., this lGth
day of June, A. -. 1860.
j. f. IIAGOOD. cc.sAcr
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN1

IN N0RDtNAEY--CITATION.
UUHEREAS, Robt. A. Thompson, g. y. p. ~.
applies 10 me for letters Of administration
upon all and singular the personal estate Of Mary
aud creditors Of said deceased are therefore cited
to appear before me ~ Piekens g. II. on Friday
7th september, TO sllow cause, II any they can,
why said letters shouid not be granted, Given
under my hand and seal, this goth July, 1850.
w. 4. HoLC0MDE, oR.D.
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Notice

A Ill PERSONS indebted to tho Estatcs of
~ James Lay. deceased, aud also of'Jnmc..
Nj. Lay, deceased. will make prnmpt payment.
and all those'havinG demands against said RS
t"tc+. must present them legally authcnticntod!.
witisn tsc time prescribed by law.
G. NJ LAY, Exo'r & Mimi;
Aug. q. 1850 &
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Law Nofica.

fHiE undersigned have formed a pRrinc rsl,ip i'm
4 the practice of Law and Equity for Pft&cnss
District Mr. iiAppEx may be consulted at his
otlce III PickcDs and Nix. OER.at Anderson
JAMES J.. OER
w. NJ. HADDEN
Pickcns G. ~. May 10. 1852 42-,f
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Black sInithino

n Z IE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared
GESato t.' work in his line, at shest nusirc
W and J, workmnnliEe mamner- RIe cans
always Le ft ND al bis Shop. Terms rnotryatc:-
HARRISON HAYNES.
Oct Is. 1867 ~ IL
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jerks and California.

,l.t " off,
thcv had rrtired tn boJ Z. Fan, nns;,:27.oi,, -;
/ favor of this Cn,;enrn;, hu.;nns. j -
/ nThcrc Won ro con;, I" clio ro,,I;oI uI
ncycr saw INV ono lil;csyor >,
uWcu nov lon't OH cvc;toJ Uo o.
talk over thc mnttnr d;sn,ss;,n,+oI,, n,J
"
Now 6Er ,Jcnls 7 can ten WON oroo c,r
all"
ooh n'sbow" exclaimed our fr;,r1
&" where's the usc If one yynrl;n,, orc,s .n,,I
out here, fora bare livinr whom Nv ,,n;no To-
California ono m.y cI,,,.n co,,rno ~, g.
or two. and come I,cl tn his fr;cnd. MD f'n,
-, =, 10 c,;,y; 80
| 'uEnw st,n .;, Ia ,,.;t az u,h,, .,r
m;. U" "toR' :; S"iU W.: '"s wv" p.,
"nd "" ,m, ~ ,,J '",I ~ .,l,I wy y" L'o
t,.o II , ;'t ""u "s S"oI you ', u" rIsn"n ""sS ~
,"'o So". ,oa" ~ - 10
"'y y, '0'0 0'S' "''no"' 'v"' w,
w,,, c""",,h , eo."g' now - t" ''''"' 9'" N0"
Vno \, I.,o,, ,.,u ,oro,, t,ot ,r,,
woman is n fool Who % viii Ill 7 w '
"Ah, my loycr'
"Oh. orc a'oou, Don't tll, 70 ~, Of love
4 man who is SO Whimsical Ynu an, all the
time spccuIutinn Thc otbcr d,y ro, ontcd
an oGicc--on another occasion Won zero
Going to cct IN I,irc Insurance Cor,, w
Loc,rso ,:o, t,r,,.l't u,a,.',s1a
f e'",'op S"u tnouSn' !n%y mace great de
"I,"'y Mit" very n!"' trouble 'neh you
'"o ''u'ou''uS n"',"" .n'o your mead 10
.t'", .t;, l,n,EEP"lo'' just "S !, more tnan two
after the first year or two-then Won wv woro ,Om oo :
ing to set up town in .Jcrscy when you 5n
know how many mar men bnyo bcno,,rntl
tLn,"ooi.," n ',"'I roo n,In ~: ""lo pUe&orru
bm;IJ Wv III ''', i"..''''' !" 'y'"S 10
:. All c'nIs , ~ Jn 0'''S
'U0'I' '.,y uV'' scV OF Jacks-
~" %I'"; - w." o''c WHO ne ~ WIN 'h'm-
,1 o'.uS' . t"a .:"It y, 'oWi' ana MAKE
.Tbcn y rcsnn,oL Wrs To,l.. ,rn .;,
no attention to this on,hurst Gnn ""o ho, paw" ma
band" Won went to Inv .tnn,mLnot a'J
run her aoninst - rcnnI,r iin". '''''' '""
"Y,s and couII L,yn ,.,oor,d f,.t,,,o
by it in a few ven,,s-~hmt Won wnrII NO. Im Lo,r
to" ''''
{" Just MS if" continued Mrs Jonks uvon
c3u,d holI m ors;nst = ro,,rI,r nr.r,,,;ycd
connanv-tlrv Rich and Won Moor y S'''''
!. ron,dn,t T h.yn ;H,orort,1 o,,on.2
,J ,i1 i nav '"'''o,I,n .Ii; 1'"'r'
Win ns2 W. ,vonI1 Lnvn r,, r tho f,ro ''' wv"
and throw in a dinner lunch or,riye noII
nnroil oaso &C. ''tI' y, '.so So'"
bcr nr n,sann~ors or sonot;na of tLa. nn"t
and m;nd | tell ynu wc would have hronobt
thut od;ous mononolv to its kmcce-WoJ
made the monopoly howl to use the strou~
language of DR., Bird," "
"Dut s,,nnosc thrv'd mad, Won howl
how then %
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

IN oRnINARY--C CITATION.
WHEREAS, Rob't. A. Thompson C. r. p. D.
applies for letters of administration, witt,
the viii annexed, on II" estate Of Rob't T.. Miller
deceased late of the District of Pickens and Stale
aforesaid: The kindred and creditors of said de.
ceased are, therefore, cited appear hofore me at
Pickens c. Ill. on Thursday 9th day Of September
next to shew cause if any they can, why sad let
ters should not be granted Given under my hand
and seal, this 20th July. 1860
w. T.. HOLCOMBE ORD
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THE servont of Pruss an officer one day
met crony, who inquired d him how he got
along with his fiery master, ooh, excellent
lyP answered the servant We live on very
friendly terms; every morning we dust each
others coats--the only difference is, hO takes
his of to be busted, and keep mine on.
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IDLE men, who haze not been at the pains
to accomplish or distinguish themselves arc
very apt TO dltract from others; as ignorant
men are very subject to dccry those bcautiek
in celebrated work which they have not.
eyes, to discover
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4" LANDLORD" said commercial travcTIcr.
'you do me too much honor-yon let me,
sleep among the big bugs last night" Ooh,
don't DC too modest, NY dear sir" said rRee
landlord; . doua nOs they have your own
blood in their veins
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Coon f.th is the richest exehcsucr OF
governments, for the more il rs drawn upon.
the tirmcr it is, and its resources Glcrcasx.
with It's payments.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

NATURE, TINT We may not be dsgustejl
and discouraged with bchoiding our own i'm
tcrnal defnrmitcs, has wisely and kindly
turned the sight of the eyes entirely outNwarGl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

COP has written on the flowers that sweeten
the airon the breeze that rocks the flowers
upon the stem---upon the rain drop that re-
freshes the sprig of moss that lifts its hcad in
the desert--upon its deep chambers, upon ev-
cry pencilled sheet that sleeps in the cavern of
the deep, no less than upon the mighty sun
that warns and cheers millions Of creatures
which live in Its lIght--upon all His works
he has written -" None hveth for himself"
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CONSTANT success shows us but-onc side,
of the world; for it surrounds us with fat.
tcrcrs who Wilt us only our merits, and ST.
lcnces our enemies, from whom alone We
might learn our defects.
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"Fathcr-"
We'll, there say no more
And you won't indulge in any more spccu-
latioDs?
"No, will not"
" Now, | ike you for that If you were
single, i would not object 10 your going to
California Single men may do as they
please, but it is the duty of husbands if posi-
BILE to remain at home And besides, this
passion for wealth is lamentable in mankind.
AS kind old uncle Toby says contentment,
not riches, makes one truly happy"
Hero the whispering became indistinct, ana
it is believed that jerks, notwithstanding his
promise to the contrary, did actually steal Off
and so to California that nigbt---in dream.
On some future occasion we may relate all
Jcnks saw and heard of in the gold country
[Ih1 CHy Item.
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NoTHINa is entirely lost. The drop of
water which is split, the fragment of paper
which is burnt, the plant that rots in the
ground--all that perishes and is forgotten
equally seeks the atmosphere, and all is there
preserved, and thence returned to fructify the
earth for gome othcr purpose.
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HININa hoard
TUESDAY, Sept. ll-P. NJ

TUESDAY, sept IT W.
The market was quite active aud buoyant at the
morDiug Board for most OF the leading stocks and
rices were generally better. There was no excite
ment however, and the buying seemed TO be more the
result of deliberate judgment than OF speculative
fever. large proportion Of the purchases were Tor
cash although the bidding on time was active. New
York Central was particularly strong, the sales en-
bracDg more than 5000 shares at from So qo'i
finally clos pg Oh the call 81 bid The large gA'n IN
August, now officially reported at $4,000 has no
doubt had come effect. September and October ae-
cordng to present indications, will give much oeuer
results. Hudson River advanced to 60I ON sales OF
about 500 shares and sold after the call as sn rs
g. The stock was but scantily supplied. Lrle and
Harlem were steady without essential change hean-
ING advanced 10 Isl and steady al the ia 'tlioD
hut was pot quite as active yesterday In the west
EN- shares IA large busness was DONE ana gehsr"iy aI
better quotations. but the advances generally "1re not
important over elosiDg prices OF Yesterday. limos
Central was offered at 81 al the Start, ana Tor mo-
peIt there Yas some bestatiOn among buyers bat Sh9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

TIE Lehigh Valley Railroad Company brought down
for the week ending Saturday, Sh inst liO9S tuns Of
COAL agaiDs5 II 9jl for the corresponding week
last year. making for the season, commencing Dec !,
5iS 67s inns against fl2 34 TINS to corresponding Pc
Rod as year. being increase OF 1856 3O3 tdns OF coal
to date ,77O tuns of pig iron we're also carried over
the road for re week ending same date.
The statement of the Philadelphia banks presents
the following asg egstes compared with those OF
"a, -,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1860

debt and perhaps surplus to give prospective value
to the stock There is but lille il any donbt OF che
payment of the coupons both of the Sinking Fond ana
% Mortgage bonds d1e let February next.
The table gives the pro rata Vi specie to net
denosits held by the city baDks:
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Since Jan l.........S+,sg26 si5,s8l,S3 St26j0,575
Among the exports are l79 624 bush. Wheat, % 922
bush. Corn, Is 5l7 bbs. Flour to Liverpooli $3.50
bbs Flour, 81 075 bush. Wheat, to London; II l70
busb Corn Sc 1913 BUSH Wheat, 8 1871 bbls. Flour 10
Gla.gowi 1882 bush. Wheat 1888 bbl. Flour TO
Cork.
One Of the most promising Of the new railways of
the Wet is the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
which built up and yanzed upon the debris Of the
st. Paul and Fond du Lac Road is now developing
busiress which exceeds the expectations Of is most
saDgline friends. Since Jan. the earnings Of the
road as compared with 1889, have nearly doubled,
with an addition Of - miles Of road costing less than
5000 000 and this butness has been done at pc i)d
of depression az the West. Beginning vita the first
or second week in September the road sill feel the
ell Ct # the great Top Of the Northwest, and the
revival of busn in every direction and he earnings
promise a very imporart increase for year TO cone.
From Aug l. 1850, To Avg. !, 1861, tue chances
ne that the road viii carp ne egtire interest tie
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Inf
s,Es1A NJ Doss, ~ extra X ntucky It 4le. & n, live
"fsh smsn 81 2, cd State at 80 q head dveruge $50 ~
Doph 80 hrst quality Illinois &C., average l4Go 10
Heath BIo 81 prime Mct igan at S67 & head S2l bo
ms average weight l,4lJ ~
Weaver Foster Il heavy Illinois at 81 81 y 100 No. average
1906 10 also, % lighter DO. Ut 3so, average leo 10
Sdner FaIIGr e. prime fat OhiOs Asc. 300 10
Cot Prewit 20 Kentucky at - 20 y 100 average S05 N
so Is do at s IS leo average 429 N also 6f do. at 500
e. head, average AS N.
G. Van Duser ~ fair State at $i6 y head average about
l2UOB.
Z Durcan Co. 80 Missouri at % 20 q 100 average lisa 10
Ii. y. NElglt 81 Ohio, 200 n, at &c.
j Pancrr.- p Indiana at 4to p 10, average l,,5lb
i. }. Foster, 81 Kentucky q +4c average $50 10.
X. Abbfu Il Canacas At BE. average 1880 n.
A w. Tanner, Ia heavy Illinois at &c. y 70, average
1923 ID.
VIM Garn,r 81 extra Kentucky at s7i per head average
l525 10 Aso IL rough do al S5 per head ATE 10 Also,
IL lair do at - 80 p Loo 10 cd the lo average $50 10
Cole, ordinary Sats, az s35 per head average say
100 n. =
is T Ware 50 extra Kentucky at slc N York weight,
$50 ~ Also, ~ do It 8go 10, York weight average
tom t3 9N Also 81 fair do, ut &c y 10, foh "esn' "
craze fism 10 TO rs 10
The following ts reteiled
HOusley, q State, at 3Id4ts. h u.
J. &. Allen, n State at 8lc y 10
Nj. Henry "a State, at l.G3lc. y n.
\. LawtOn, b state at &c. 4 10
5. Niilms 20 Stale at Sd3ls. y n. -. A..
SuKKP-Suppy isht and de aud not active pn'es nase %
Glued esst pc per heed Megpw Brother. du.SS h"s
week took 3s2 at 90 81 The outside hsufe Sh guy
oa.r,ns On
this side aud the inquiry Is lluiied we hear o. ''
lot averaging go n AZ 20 80 To- ,hsm. We
NuCH Cows dull there but little demand ~ OF x5Oat
quot, Il $3.50 &c. Fer a hue Durham Gov" '"'' WV "
the Wet the highest oder was sSa "
----.-----~.------<---~-
L,vrI. No 70 E,sr M,aSxT ssrARk' RhADS"rA'
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The receipts at tide water, Of Flour, Wheat, Corn,
and Barley, for the lat week of September, m 1860
and 1859, have been as folows
Flour bbIs Wheat: bush. CornbUsh Barley bush.
Is:s..aads,Ss s ISS,3 s iss t5 a 200
Incresse...l7,232 1865 5O,EI Az
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tide water from the commencement of navigation to
the 7b of September inclusive during the years 1859
and 1860, lie as folows:
Flour bbls Wheat, bush Com, bush. Barley, bush.
1859 .225.539 82O,5lO 10 ,lJ6 lbt,o15
lseC.....46ls5 5g75,9j8 1O341,2i5 1896
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

IN PURSUANCE of the Statute relating TO tho
Il discharge Of Insoyen Debos and Of order made ~
William oodbUy County Judge Of Caarangns County, July
9Th 1860 the creditors OF SHERMAN s. WATKINS ore re-
gi"d 10 appear before SAID County Judge at biz ie IN
Govanda IN aid County, the 2lih day Of SEPTEMBEh
1900 Ht o'clock to show II any they haze Wiz
,d Watkins should rot he discharged from his deb's-Daeo
JAY 7th, 1870
Jnlyll, lswl0wWed. Rar iOlph, ~ Y.
CUPREME COURr-City and County of New
- YORK CHARLES ii. KELLOGG against Gil RLES
ID. KELLOGG, WILLIAM j.. COAN and JOSEPH HEN
DERSON partners under ME m Of c d. Kellogg Co-Sgm
moD oney demand on contract no p Com not served
To the def ndauf above I'D AID o thsD 1euse hef
bv summoned and required 10 h- complaint In TINS
action which viii be- hled CLERKS oe OF the ty and
County Newly ard 70 copy Of your answer t. the
said complaint The ber st his office No 50 Pine street.
the Cry Of NeYoik within twenty days after the service
Thereof exclusive Of the day OF such service and you at 20
he sad complaint within tho iIe Aforesaid tne panih
IN this action viii take ndgn ns you IN the sum OF nine
hundred dollars with interest he 12th dy Of Juy one
thousand eight hundred and SIXTY besides The cos this acton
Dated July %, 100 CHARLES n EMERSON.
Plaintiffs Attorney, 80 Pine street, y. \. City;
The complaint in the said action hed In the ONCE OF e
CLERK the City and County Of NewYgk IN sixth day OF
August A. d 1850 CHARLES y. EMERSON,
aS law6wW Plaintiffs Attorney SO Pine street.
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CHkISTY's BALSAM of HOREaOUND and
III u NJ Z II r f Y s.
H SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.

The Remedies carefully prepared under the direct super
vision inspection OF Prof HUMPHREYS in order TO meet
that great and long realized Of the public namely remedies
for al the and simple ailments Of Life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

The business ofthe Clearing House was s2i 1853.
The MOI ey market is without change to notice. but if
anything favors the borrower. The supply is abun-
dan at 6a7 cent on call and 81 al per cent on first
class short paper. The supply OF paper is still quite
moderate The engagements of specie for the steamer
tomorrow are quite light, aud the heavy shipments
are considered 10 De over. Private dispatches by the
Bohemian report sales of limos Central ia London
at ~ discount, and Erie at 2Sl.
We annex a comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive of specie from NewYork TO Foreign Ports
for the week and since Jan !:
IsJs. 1859 1860.
For the week tB1l, 28 hl5b,5B BII3fO
Previously Tspored.... ~ 5l8OO3 A4i7,O25 bOi5b 95
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Me0iral.
UFW DISCOVERY

A KEW DISCOVERY yppv,.o ~, RIP
~ FOR the retention and radical eqre et 81 eS ,ad
TURF Ec-WHI1Fs PATENT LEVER TX. % eI 1i62g t
p0RRTgE A GEEAT IMPROVEMENT, CLEAN, mbnrr'
.aSPEhFEC7LY SURF TO HOLD FEM NO No Is Booit
n y Dssciplye paDphlets gIssis LADIES DEPAH4hbHl
ktteLcsd BY l.dy,
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CUFREME COURT.-City and County Of
y Kew.YoIk-ALBERTINE ADELE LEDUC, plaintiff,
ISIDORE LEDUC deionient.-SUu,mons for Relief Com:
not the Defendant hereby summoned and
required he compliant IA this action, which w1 be
MED IN the Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New"
sser 10 TIE compliant the subrcnbeI at ny ONCE
No CITY ball place IN the City Of NewTork, within twenty
DAYS after The service Of exclusive o. the
day Of service and you fail 20 answer the sid com
apt within the time Aforesaid the pauth IN thus acton VII
v 10 lie Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dste New York July H. 1850 , a. I'm, 60.
The complaint In the above-entted action hed m me
oc OF the CeE Of the City aud County Of New York at tbs
CITY Han Of City Of New oh on the Ht day OF Juf'
1870. " A. ChEDSElt IiaHIin A''OIHeJ'
iv25 Isw8wW
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CTATE Of, NEW YORK-ln Supreme Court,
y County Of Eie-CYRUs GGGTisS Special Eseoeiye aud
Ssssd PI5puf. againlt JOSIAH BAHNES ADD DELLA
BARNES his vite, suo AKRON GIBBS and MARY GIBBS
H. it Defendants Summons for relief 10 the defendants
AARON GBBS and MARY GIBBS bis eiie; gu afe hereby
required TO answer the compliant IN ts acton
Of which COPY j. herewith served mp you and 10 serve copy
Of your answer the said complaint on th AZ ms
Office No 80 Wall street IN The CITY Of New on wthi
M uy dsya ate tue service hereof eXus'eo tpe day 81 sch
service and II you fail b. the COM hAt "luh lhr
i'm, tfole. ia tie plaintiff IN his action "i Py W. s 11Wt
te relief drnaIdrc " he complaint dated Jay - looo
~ -" GEORGE n TITUS,
Augl2 IpH6wW' ffiA'I! SSh'bT'
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Jnsnranre Compnnies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
IN ANCE COMPANY PURELY MUTuAb), o. Boston,
Aass Fund pay Loses, ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS
After pay,us Losses. over $7O0,000.
And DIV lDENDS IN CASH S60O,OOD.
Last DIVIDEND, 80 PER CENT paid IN CASH Inter.
estug concerning Life Assurance furnished gratis
JOHN HOPPER, agent and Attorney for the Co
metropolitan Building, llO Broadway Pine st. NY
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Of An insovent from debts pursuant TO the provisions
M tbd article of the title Of lac NTH chspte Of the second
MT Of The Revised Statutes SAMUEL W. CRONk, Of the
Town Of Vested BcLIao ID County State Of NewYok No
TOO 6r published August 80 1860 Creditors TO appear before
TICn ~ y METCALtE County Judge Of Richmond County,
Al Ii Office en- the Town Of SoUtLhe In said Comfy the
18TH day Of November 1860, at IL o'clock m OF that cay ~
O csue why assignment Of said iusoyents estate should
rot be made be dis hged from his debit pursuant to
tsr uIcyri Is Of eaid Sta, ute.
Wv EDWARD P. CLARK Atty for Insolvent -
Aug 2olawICwN. No l25 Broadway, N. Y
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