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The New York herald., 1862-03-15
PERSONAL.


nON RAFAEL SANTOS-INFORMATION WANTED
Y OF the above named person. He is native OF the
imnd OF Cuba about nineteen years age built and
tember 1851 he was residing Fort Edward liberal re.
ward will BE- paid oany giving such information 80
Broad street. up stairs.
IF THE FAMILY OF sYHAMUs II. GIBSON NATE
they Will directed receive some funds depocd at Cam
hESRT hffF M FRs5iSs1 e Broad
II INLoCK's LEGATEEs.-PuRsUANT TO THE ACT
tied An Act 70 further amend the Law OF Property 10
Relieve Trusecsp Whereas, Charlotte 0eoryna soIhia
"a and s1 n Writing ~ s
Court Of !he z!eaSshop Canssrbary on she 18th ists
ierbuck, then Of Lambeth in Surrey sstist two sums
q unto Adns knIot and qeorEins Kniock respcc.vey
81 as Ky sn Ss s %
nah Cuttsfbuck the sole cSecutH of the said win;
yheress s suppo:ed that the said Adlne and oeoIgna
said tesAtrix who. % believed LETT England upwards OF
rtythree years for America and there married, and
my returning America The said iegnccs having
claimed notice Is hereby gfven Mat unless the sad Adne
Kno and dsG,sna Knc1 Or their % r9ssPccve legal re-
ises, deliver 70 Messrs o. E. Misary, No fenchurch
buildings fenchurch street. London the solicitors Of the
don) statement Of their respective claims and tile 70 the
said egacies the said Hannah Cluierbuck w such
mutations belonging 10 her absolutely aud will dispose Of
the accordingly
Dated 'Rs 18Th Day G. EssiEaffY H TYYLEsa~ l'ss Solicitors
No 5Fenchurch buildings, Fenchurch street, London.
T,HE HEIRS OF HENRY DARRIN, FORMERLY BE.
longing e INC First regiment q New Ysrk Volunteers
a. The oee Of " sfBET Nassau sfs NeM
YORK.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIQUORS.
T.
RoURBoN wHIsKEY-yQ BBIs. PURE COPPER DIS
- Tiled now landing, and for sale by
TRACY, IRWIN CO., "a and 2s5 Broadway.
TOR sALE-THE BALANCE OF A LARGE STOCK OF
~ warranted genuine Hungarian Wines, at moderate
f,,lons and " dozen at CHARLES y, L00sEYs, No. .
Hanoy,r square, up stairs. -
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ToHN soBECK, NO. 8se BowERY, OFFERS FOR
% sale all kinds Of Fancy Docs Also, finest belgium GUM
Song Birds Fancy and Breeding Cages AL kinds ot Seeds
Medicines for Dogs and Birds.
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PROPOSALS..


OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING and EQUIPAGE
" New York, March y ls5&-Army Ssppes.-Sealed pro.
posals Will be received at this oc. until 10Th instant at
II o'clock NJ. for
100 Wall Tents with M
1000 Wall Tent Pins, larg.
2OO Regimental Order BoL
200 Regimenal Letter Book
30 Regimentll Descriptive Be-
700 Company Order Books.
$500 Company Clothing Account B0
zgO Company Descriptive Books.
1900 Company Morning Report BooN
a. 10 pe dohyercd within twenty days after acc-pA OF
~ ~
The Wall Tents 70 lie made Of cotton duck DIX In hes
wie weighing Is ounces per yard; be feet long
wus gieet hR, fcet wall The flies TO be made
s o nses ide sr 10 ounces yard aad to be Is
Office ''' W 'Se-s ~ "'''
Proposals will be panied BY proper cuaran,ee .e,
ting iorh h II the conscrs 10 The par,y named
een hs wiz az once execute the and give bonds in
double the amount Of the for the faithful per-
The Unied States reserves the rgh, 10 reject all bids
Proros4e win be endorsed Proposals for r,rn,sb,ng
Army supplies" and addressed TO As
Lieutenant Colonel ID. ~ vrrrOv
Depuy,Quartermaster General Unite states Army
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QuARrERtMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE. |,

OUARTERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
VI WASHINGTON CRY March II, 1852
WAyrEnai ship Island Mississippi two sht s,. ,,,,
Steamers suiied for owing boats. 20" ~" 'sn'
Proposals. stating and time al " hioh thev r m ~.
delivered AT Ship Island, with degrpons Of lie boats OF
fered, will be received the Office OF tho Ona
General until the 2ist OF March, t s'""s'er
Proposals should be enveloped an
for Steamboats, for Shin Island" and addressed =, ~.
Quartermaster General Washington, DC. " ''o
M c. ME1GS, Quartermaster General
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL, THE ,xrI,
- day OF March, 1862 at ~ NJ, for purchasing from 49,,
government the Hides and Tallow, Hoos and Iarns ,e
Tongues, Chucks and Shns, Of all the Beef Cattle d %
the Army OF the Potomac, except those killed within tbs
cent limits of the District Of Columbia. ~ ''' an
bid will be entertained unless the bidder nraaa,,
respond TO his bid F'' ="
Tie hides inog &c. obtained The risk of The conr,o
torhe will be held accountable for hides &C. of ali
killed. whether he gets them or not.
:, The bids g 6e diTecisa to Major A, Beeswb, ca
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DANCING ACADEMIEs., A

A DODW0RTHS DANCING ACADEMIES,
As No. 1i Firth avenue Twenty sixth st., New York
- NO. l31 Montague street, Brooklyn.
gLAsSE5-Tuesiays and Fridays in Brooklyn.
CLASSES-Wednesdaysa and Saturdays in New York.
Circulars for terms, &C. may be had az either academy.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

HOP TONIGHT (sATURDAY) At MADAME sAUvA
IL GEAU's Dancing Academy, Gis Broadway above ious
ton street number OF elegant danseuses engaged for the
OCCASION Music all that could te desired. Commencing at
S9cock, closing at ii osloek. Admission Wcsnts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-06
Army Stores.
OFFICE OF THE U. 3. SUBSISTENCE DEroT, I
No, Q Public Landing,
CINCINNATI. Ohin. InnmnrY 2I. 1862

OFFICE OF THE U. :. SUBSISTENCE DEroT,
No, Q Public Landing,
CINC1NsATI, Ohio, January 81, 1862.
pIDS WILL BE RECEIVED (FRON
- hrst hands and from citizens loyal to the Cow
erDment cf the United States only until l2 M Feb
ruary ;, 1902, marked "PropOssls, to be opened
February 8, 1892" for
13s barrels Mess Pork, full weight
10000 lbs Bacon Sides, ribbed, clear ribbed clear,
in casks;
300 bIls. ira Superine Flour, in barrels, lined
100 600 lbs Hard Bread, in barrels, lined;
2l5 bushels Beans, in barrels, lined;
HOOu lbs Rice, kaSt India or Carolina, in barrels,
lined
lS,0OO lbs. Hominy, coarse, in barrels lined
10000 lbs Rio Coffee, in doub sacks;
2,WO lbs Brow n Sugar, 10 barrels, lined;
l,2C0 gallons Vine gar, in barrels;
lW0 lbs. Star Candles in boxes, full weight;
1890 lbs Soap, in boxes;
100 bushels salt, in barrels. lined
CoOperage must be Of the best hind and no charge
for packages barre l. all to be OF hard wood All
the above stores to be OF the best quality and to
delivered Cd or before the 10th day of February,
Landing. All articles muAt be ready for inspection
by A. N., FEBRUARY 6, 1862. Actual taTe required.
Packages to be marked so. s. Assistant Com
n issary of Subsisteuce,' and with gross weight,
tare and net weight ALEC, with the contents, name
and address OF seller
Bids for part of the above stores received, which,
for convenience should be separate for the different
articles.
The beans and salt to be measured in bushels (or
e6 and 62 lbs. respectively per pushe). Marked
samples requested, as far as practicable The hard
packing. THOMAS FOSTER,
jail tfe4 Captain and Com. OF Subsistence.
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH. IN PEACE OR WAR.
CUNs UTIONAL OIsBASEs
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPoTENCY OR INABILITY,
Diseases of the URINARY ORGANS,
And IMPURE BLOOD

How many Thousands Of men and women are there
who at this time suffering out miserable exist.
ence from t. at perpicous practice self poutiOnf
Look at their pallid emsoiated and disE cured faces
and their broken down constitutions, dsqualifying
them from the hsppiness of marriage or the ENJOY.
meDt Of life In this horrd situation thousands suf.
er until death closes the Let parents, guar.
dians or frie ds attend to those who suffering
with any of those horrible, life destroying malades
that theI cared for and cured before be too
late. Send them Immediately to DR.. J. KATES,
No. 1873 Sycamore-street, first door below Fifth
street Cncinr att, OEiQ, ply sician who has made
private diseases his especial study for 80 years. and
who il certain TO the most inveterate cases,
without MERCURY Oh ANY OTHER INJgRI-
OUs DRUGS. 1t is important to those afflicted, or
to those no in erested in the welfare Of their
friends, to be careful of the many PRETENDED DOC.
TORS, who infest all cities, publishing their great
skill in curing all diseases in few days, imposing
upon the public by using the names Of eminent
physicians from Europe and other places. Be,
therefore, careful, and make strict inquiry before
you risk life, you may fall into the hands Of
these Chsrlatans.
N. b. DR. j. KATES will attend his patients
personally, and can be found in his efice, No So
Sycamore. street. first door below Fifth, from
o'clO ok in the morning until in the evening. All
confidential nol3-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-06

This is the sge Of practical joking and
what are vulgarly termed SELLS" seem to
interest all alike. An amusing instance has
lately been perpetrsted by several of the
London jewelers.. A rich morocco case, of
the size and form of an ordinary photo
graphic miniature, is lettered out in gold,
PORTRAIT of the Gorilla" II is laid care
lessly on the drawing room table, with scrap
books, &c. The unlucky victim beholding
it for the first time, seizes it with impa-
tience-"Ahl have not seen thst-opens
it with eager haste, and beholds port rsit of
himself reflected in palpable piece OF look
ing glass. If bewhiskered and bearded, the
joke tells smazjnRly-he drops it with speed,
and the Gorilla tries to enjoy it.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-06
THE DAILY PRESS.
POPPING THE QUESTION.

Fair Sally and her lover, Mat,
Close by the fire in silence sat;
A dish ofapples, rosy.fsced,
Was tween them on the table placed.
In vain poor Mat essayed to speak,
While bushes msntled Sally's cheek;
For well she knew what Mat would say,
IL he could only find the way.
To him she cast side-long look,
Then from the dish an apple took,
And deftly slicinR it in twain,
She passed half to the silent swain.
Mat looked confused, then frightened up,
And said, as he the apple took;
"Now, Sally, dearest, unto me,
As kind as to this pippin be-
You've hdlOed the apple-pray have me r.
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STATE OF ONO, RAMILrON CoUNTy.

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
- COURT UF COM MON PLEAS. sarah A Jack,
son vs. John M. Jackson No 23 C36 The abOve-
nan cd defendant, n nonresident Of the State Of
Ohio will take notice that on the 2lst day of Janu-
a1y, 1862 the above named Sarah A jackson, bis
wife, filed in the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Hamil-
ton County, Ohio her certain petition against him,
the said defendant, wherein she charges him with
deseiting her and not providing for his family aud
prays that said Court may make an order vestiug
her with the rights, privileges and liabilities of
Jne sole, as to acquiring possessing and disposi
Of property, real snd personal making contracts
ara being Liable thereon, aud sueing and being sued
In her own name.
The said d, fendant will also take notice that said
petition is now pending in said Court, aud Il less
he appear on or before the 22d day of March 1862,
the same will be heard in his absence and an order
taken accordingly,
ja25 f'Wy ROBERT MooRE, Attorney.
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[From the Boston Reoordsr.I
THE WOUNDED SOLDIER,

Lonely, mid strangers,
Helpless he lies,
Tear drops uncoRsciously
Dim ming his eyes;
While In bis dreams appear
Visions of home 30 dear,
Friends with their kindly cheer,
Helping him rise.
Pain through his system
Weakens each nerve,
But from his strong intent
Still does not swerVe;
Longing again 10 STAND
Musket and sword in hand,
Giving the rebel band
What they deserve.
Love of his country
Made him foregO
Homes cherished pleasures,
Willing TO throw
Into the scale of right
Life, with its charms 80 bright,
Meeting in deadly fight
Brother ard foe.
Lonely, mid strangers,
Think of his need,
Let your true sy mpathy
Go forth with speed
Give him your earnest prayer,
Give him your kindly care,
And to one soldier bear
Blessings indeed. A, J
LoCKPoRT, N. Y, 1882.
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WILl.IAM BURNETT WILL TAKE
w Iotice that, on the 3Oth day Of August, ls6l,
William II. Taylor filed his petition aRainst him in
the Count Of Common Pleas Of Hamilton County,
Ohio 10 case Duns ~ 274 the docket OF said
Cou,t VIII 9reiD he represented that he had a legal
estate in and was entitled TO the possession of the
east part Of lot mum bertd l5 in Square Of Reod-
er's subdivision In Cincinuati said part being 2DA
feet Il front and thas said William Burnet IN
lawfully detatned possession thereof and asH
Burnet will take notice that. unless he answers OF
denurs to said petition on or before Saturday, the
10th day If February, 1862. Judgment will be taken
against him as upon default
WABNER NJ BATEMAN,
del2-tW Attorney Plaintin
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STArE oF OHIO, HAm1Lro, CnrNrr

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
- C0UkT0F COMMON PLEAS -Dapiel isgrigs
l50ll. - 1he above named defendant, Elisha
Bloomer, Ion resident 4 the State Of Ohio, viii
q Common Pless of Hamilton County, Ohio his Pc
titiop, wherein be claims judgment aRainst the
raid james Harrison, aud an order for the sale of
tract Of mortgaged land in said county, described
as follows viz:
All that tract of land in the north west quarter Of
section 81 (as described in the auswer and cross
petition herein filed by Julia E JOhuson), in tne
fret entire range in the Miami Purchase, contain
ing forty-two acres, more CIR less aud bounded on
the north by the tn line of Eaid section on the
east by lards Of >. S, BuTnet and Joseph jackson,
on the south by lands of the heir. of Ephraim
Brown, deceased, and on the west by the lands OF
Jeremish h Salmon
That said suit is now pending and hat unless he
the said Elisha Bloomer, appear before the
22d day of March, 1862 and set up his lien upon or
interest in said land, order will be taken iu his
absence.
ja23.fwy ROBERT MOORE. Attorney.
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a nnIINIsrRAroR,s sALR nR REA1.


IN ESTATE = In pursuance Of an order OF sale Of
the Probate Court q Hamilton County, Ohio, to me
The roiuda of the Hamilton County Court house, on
mfHHNpAf, ia Jsnuary 20 1892, at o'clock p the
X, Morris, deceased, te wit:
Lot marked &c" on plat on file in this case, be-
and extending back 10 the iaGding Appraised at
$1,000, In Hamilton County Ohio.
known as Smith III Morris subdivisioE & D GnSiHH the Gi
ton County Records of DEEDS. Valued at four hum
drtd 5000 dollars for each lot
AbSO-Lots Nos. 1876 1870, 1873, 1885 aud 1877 in the
same sqbdiyision Valued at four hundred $4,000
-four IlhdTed and eighty $3.50 dollars for each lot.
LA t Nos 81 3 sna ~ Valued at two
dred and forty $40 dqisrs for each ios Lots Nos
st one hundred and twenty Jsi2O dollars for each
dollars for each lot Lots Nos liz, i2s and ia i24
Valued at saty five 500 dollars for each lot Lots
$50 eollals for each lot. Lot Eo; 8; Valued at
E hSndTed ard at S GGT s9t
IsSi5 d9llsgs. Lei No. iss Valued at three Gaa;;
Stff at i've snS & 9S o s SH LOT VSt So
AZ Valued at two hundred and four }s2oY dollars.
four doaTs s NS nr'V Ssaod aGS %s S1o
hundred and seventy (SI7S) dollars: Lot No. l67.
asSs at ST se % Sw snt NJ h
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale; one
third in year from the day of Confirmation of
sale, and one third ia two years from the lay of
.noh cont' nation deferred psymeets to be secured
by mortgage on the premises, and to draw interest
at tte rate Of six per cent per aunum from the
frmaton Of sale. Said property will be sold as the
property Of VIM. r. Morris deceased, in the case of
sarah L. Morris and W; B; Morris, Admintstrators
Of the estate Of VIM. Il. Merris, deceased, against
Sarah l.. Morris and others (No. 7l5) Hamilt.n
County Probate Court being petition to sell land,
and will be sold free from dover other inte rest
on the part of any Of the defendants in sas case.
W. r. MORRIS,
dell. 9TH Surviving Adminiatrntnr
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FIsbts 20 Come.
From the "Belligerent Life."l
Punch for January says:

Punch for January says
Great excitement prevails in the pugna-
cious world at this moment on account OF
the expected fight between T'uscarord, the
Northern pet, and the Southern dodget,
Nashville. II may be remembered that
NdshUille met Harvey Birch some time ago
and entirely demolished him after a round
or two Harvey Birch went down, having
received "a hot 'un," which knocked him
out Of time.
Nashville was much the stronger party,
and came off without scratch. Tascarord
promises TO be q very different customer to
Harvey Birch, and is superior in science and
power of hitting TO Nashville; but pluck goes
great way, and the Southern dodger does
not appear down on its luck. We hear that
Sumter the American Slasher, is on his way
to southampton to challenge Huscdrord
should NashUilLe get the worst of it In the
anticipated encounter. The police are on
the alert and may perhaps put the kibosh on
this little affair.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-06
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1852
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, }
INSURANCE Department,

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
INSURANCE DEPARTMEET,
COLUMBUS, ONO, January "a 1868 }
WHEREAs, The PHGNIX ASSURANCE COM
PANH, located at Hartford, in the State Of Con
neotiCut, has filed in this Office swt rn statement
OF lis condition, required by the first sect of
the act ITO regulate Insurance Companies not in
corpOrated by the State of Ohio" passed April g.
le66i and whereas, said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that 10 10 pos
sessed Of at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars of
actual Capital IN vested in stocks in bonds or in
mortgages Of real estate, worth double the amount
for which the same is mortgaRed and whereas
said Company has filed in this office a written ia,
strument under its corporate seal, signed by the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
agent or agents CT said Company in this State, to
acknowledge service Of process, for and in beh Of
taid Company cOnsenting that such service of pro-
Cess shall be taken and held to be as valid as II
served upon the Company, according to the laws Of
this or any other State, and waving all claim or
right ot error by reason of such acknowledgment
Koig therefore in pursuance Of the first section of
the AfOresaid oct, L, Robert W. Tayler, Auditor
OF ate for the State of Ohio do here ceFtfI
said PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart
ford, Connecticut, 10 authorized to ira lslct tho
business OF Fire Insurance Ia this State until the
thlrty-nTst day OF January, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty three.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
r. my name and caused the seal OF my Office 10
LIZ } be amxed the day and year above written
~ II. W. TAYLER,
la26 Auditor Of State.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-06

"Tom, why don't you drop in and take tea
with as some timer Ny wife would be
pleased to have you" "Well, Dick, seldom
go a visiting, for think that if find better
fare it would make me discontenteda at home,
and if it should be any poorer, it wouldn't
be much of an ohiect.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-06
REMOVALS.
Il e NJ OV AL.

nOOTORa HALL 81 WHITE HAVE
~ removed their Office from Tvs West Fourth
St, to 55 Fast Third-st, where they be con-
eulted at all times by the unfortunate Drs. II. a
W. have had many years experience in hospital ane
private practice; Their treatment is thorough ano
effective, and their cures prOBIpt aud permanent
Persons who have need t the advice of physician
especially those who have failed to obtain curss
others, are solicited to call on Drs. a. w. for tbey
guarantee in all cases Of private disease the
most; complicated and troublesome. Young HeT
who have been addicted to those habits Of esrll
youth so destructive to mind and body, should ap
ply TO Drs. II, W, and be restored to full heall
and viEor; Ague and Fever cured in twelve hours
warranted.
., Ladies suffering from arrangements peculiar .
their sex should use the French Periodical Dross
1t ID all invalua BILE RENE dy irregularities &C., OF
femaes-to be had of Drs II a W
All letters containing fee, addressed T. Drs bal
L White, 55 East Third street Cincinnati, O..
promptly ATTENDED to, and remedies sent to any
ADDRESS. se.7tf
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deli 9TH

TNNHE STATE OF OaIO, HAmILTOt :
- COUNTY, SS.-eupertOr Court of Cnoinnatt.-F
mo; 1894 Attachment-J Jason Evans, BriggIt
Swift, Hugh W: Hughes and Wilson 7; Drake, part.
ners ss Evans o., plaintiffs, vs Robert Newoomp
and Franklin G.. Newcom, partners as &. & Q. New.
com (dTawersl; Horace D. Ohipman, George Gillis.,
partners az Chapman Gillspie (acceptOrs); William
l.. brown and John Il. Guisinger, partners as Gui.
=, The said defandants, George Gillispie, Joha L..
Gutsinger and William L. Brown, hereby mott. >
fed that on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1867, the
said plaintiffs in said Court filed their petition
therein the effect and demand of which is ta recover
Judgment against the said defendants for 50 O0e -
and interest from February |. 1861, on draft oiS
cember 3, 1860 and the said defendants notified
that W Wlliam b. Williams and Samuel v. Ried, part
ners as Williams Bied and Thomas Smith,,
have been served garnisheeB in this action that
an order of attachment has been issued in said
tion and levied upon the following described prem
All that certain lot or parcel OF ground situatsd
In Cincinnati commencing forty mine l+9) feet from
the southwest corner Of Richmond and John +
streets and running thence southerly along the lin
igck at right angles seventy feet; thence northlr
mi twardly at right angles sixty feet; thence
sng hit angles seventy feet, to the place OF begin
Also, that lot Of ground situated in the City ofn
Cincinnati County cf Hamilton, Ohio, on the nertlal
side OF SiIth-street, between Central-ayenue and
side Of siI th-street two hundred and sixty five
265) feet west Of Central avenue at the east side o.
e lot now or bsretofore held by Samuel b. Keys, q
and running back northwardly the same width
street
The said defendants are required to answer or de
mur to said petition on before the 28th day oif
December A d 1861, otherwise judgment will b.
taken against them, aud said attached properH
oc3i-fWy M. d GW TILDEN. for PIaintinA
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The London Times says it would do as
much for two negroes as il did for Mason and
Slidell. That, we suppose, is to give another
coleI TO tie act.