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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-09

Terrible TRAGEDY AT ENTERPRISE, Miss
We learn by private letter from Enterprise,
Miss, that most fearful tragedy was enacted !
in that town on the night of the Gath. The |
letter merely mentions the occurrence with |
out giving the causes which led to the diff
Guilty and resulted in "A most fearful tragedy
1t appears that on the evening in question,
MIR. VIM. Johnson went into the house of a
man by the name of Woolly He had not
been there long before some dispute arose,
which terminated in an aifray in which Wool
| Nv drew a pistol and shot johnson, wound
ing him severely, but not to such an extent
rs 10 render him helpless at the time
johnson as soon as he was shot succeeded
in getting possession Of on axe which was in
the vicinity, and rushing upon Woolly, struck
him terrible blow, killing Inn instantly
johnson, who was very much enraged, and
probably was hardly conscious of the crime
he was committing, then attacked and killed
Woolly's wife and baby, and also severely
wounded one of his daughters, who, however,
it is supposed succeeded in making her escape
' and giving the alarm.
Johnsons wound, which he received at the
| commencement OF the difficulty is ot a very
: serious character and lie is not expected tc
recover.
This terrible affair has created the most in
tense excitement and commotion in the com
C munity of Enterprise where both partie
o were well known Enterprise has alway
,; been noted for the law and order which pre-
IS walls there, and disturbances OF any kind ar
:, Of rare occurrence. This heart-rendin
e tragedy has shocked the good people OF tina
community greatly.-Modiie Tribune.
- 1t was III the celebrated gardens OF III
$ Tuilerics That lie Notre, in & gapturous do
Is scripuon OF the anticipated splendors
III Versailles, tho Idea of witch he had origr
n a!sd Was interrupted by Louis XIV wit
in the words, Gle Notre, giyo you twent
thousand francs" And several times I'll
a king interrupted his gardener to express Ii
- aunrobation in similar terms, until ut la
Nv lie Notre, alarmed, replied Il shall say Il
On more about it to your Majesty, lest shoul
ruin you"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-09
MEDICAL ELEoTR1CITv.
DIR. G. H. LAW TON,
ute Of New York and Philadelphia would say 10
his friends and the public that he
may stu bs founa
At s1s Market Street,
Where he 10 treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES

of avarv descrptlon with the most gratifying results,
ny HIS NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL ELECIlvlIll
sysem of practice based strictly eeienthe principles
fkorouRh knowledge OF which s not only necessary IN
ordsr 10 asure successful treatment but without which
mo Application Of Electricity in any orm but DANCE
rouE sxperment We give below list Of diseases 70 tue
treatment Of which this system isespeeay adapeo anu
in which We have been most successful -
manross blindness paralysis Of the optic nerve
nmsnorrhma Interruption retention Of the menseh
anhona suppression Of the voice. asthma, ague, ehl
choreA st. Vtus dance, constipation, eatarrh conaemp
ton in it's early stages cough, ehorosi codess OF 1891
and hands cramps DEAFNESS, Wnen from para
ysa Of the acoustic dyspepsia diahets ufopsy'
datnlence gravel goitre, hystera, hip disease impo'
ence iumbago, liver complaints, lockjaw, neuIagla'
nervousness piles palsy, rheumatism spinal disease,
eurVatures, and tumoTs. , . A al
In uterine Tor womb disease Its value cannot 30 est
maied Prolepsus mieplaeament ulceratons anu other
towns of womb diseases promptly relieved and pefmA-
nently cured in an incredibly short space OF time
REFERENCRs.
We have the pleasure Of referring those who may Wish
IA undertake Electrical treatment " the following we
tnnwn otreus Of Wilmington and vicinity who have
h aetad nv ne aud witnessed treatment Ia Othes
Joaanh Brinehurft, 2le West street
Edward b. Rice sol shipley street,
W. H. Naif, Bast Fourth street.
Charles H. Gordon, S2i Market street.
fIeorso Clesnd corner ofsevenih and Washington SIT
| r. H. Jones' corner Of Fltth and Market tFsets,
WIN L. Rudolph, all Market street.
/ DR. Washington RUSSELL ChrHuanai Del. 80.
Walter Y. southgate, - lsole
/ ~ EIMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA CLEANt
es and renovaes the blood instis the yigor OF hea
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-09

A MADMAN IN A RAILWAY TRAIN. The
Sslut Public describes fearful scene which
took place few days ago between the sta
tions of Blaisy and Diiou, in third class
carriage of train on its way from Paris to
Lyons Among the passengers We're three
foreigners, supposed to be natives of Flan-
ders, ho had been conyersing in their own
language during the earlier part of the jour
ney. About eleven O'Clock at night the ma
iorty of the travellers were doing, when
suddenly the silence was broken by one of the
strangers, who, waking up in u state OF raviug
madness, broke into the most horrible cries,
and, falling upon his fellow passengers, com.
menced striking and biting them right and
left. A panic ensued, in which the travellers
climbed over the partition into the adjoining
compartment, followed by the madman, still
striking and biting those he could reach
Some persons, in their terror, opened the
| door, and took refuge on the ledge outside,
although the train was gong at full speed
At length Zouaye closed with the lunatic,
and succeeded in pushing him out otthe door.
----@sse.-------
A TERRIBLE MODE OF WARFARE.--A
| Marseilles chemist has invented kind OF
Greek fire by which he thinks he can sue
cessfully oppose the needle-gup. 10 a letter
10 the Progress of Lyons, lie describes this
composition as follows--'"To give an idea
OF the efficacy OF my discovery, deolare
and am ready 10 prove that ! can, at Il dis
tance of one thousand meters, envelope an
/ army of one hupdred thousand men in Il sea
of fame within less Than i've minutes 1t -
town has 10 be taken by assault have ne
need of Ro,opschine, as can set it on fro
IN very nearly the same period. In naval
battle | would run into The enegiNps
e fifteen seconds cover all "a, msnSisetursd
f vessel with torrent OF & It is An excellent
burn the rigging, penet dsP0ssa Ss;c. oi ei'heF 'y
instantaneonsly stifie 80 s,,-s'' -
attack on Il seaport R1aosIvn,N v ,,v,,n
and arsenals within apology Tor pubhshinEs
Of lightning. WitlTsine, Of the cure Of his only
,,,,siLIa as ,a;,ha n, alton appeared Inevitable
poss,v'Vi 10 "e.loA l. net for pay. but In graft
1 would return from cd prayer, and in justice TO
the fortress OF Ilu that there 10 virtue In the
I;s,,,i a. lie ,,,as ieh the readers Of this Maga
/ TO rid il Of its gar
hour'' ter Is for sale by J. P. DINsl
street, New York aud by al
linnet-lm
rRaTRD kXTRACT HAReA-
The national Republican., 1867-11-06
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CHILDRzEs CLOTHING
sAElBALDI nuD zouAvs
rs.ri 'ssH M .$Is: !; sisPG + + tsi.as 'ih
CBILDRRN
Three Years Ola and Upward
cHILDRKN's RItI
PINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAVER suIrs.
'''1 ' ' Black Cloth s.ss,. a
Black Cloth Troeks, slo.
Boys CoLoRED AND WHITE
SHIRTS
eHrIpkES's s.ST Il saiSr X y aw1rsrs
IsrANTs' AND CHILDRRN's
MRRIHo SHIRTS.
Boys' Genui NO Buokskin GAuntlels
Boys' Heavy Cotton Socks.
SOUTHERN CAsSIMRRBs,
sufrs
GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS.
YLocKs AND saoppY.
Double and Twist Suits, go.
Standard SILK mixed Suits, e25.
Good Business suits, si1 and els.
Kentucky Jeans suits, el0.
Good Heavy ovsreoass, tio.
Waterproof Tweed ovsreoais, ".
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIRos GOODS
lever had now ready for
Al NV usually
EDWARD HARRIS,
and other famous Domestic, French, Austrian, And
Ensii,h Co,tinE. Beavers, cs.slnsIos, s.. made 10
''' NEW IoRK PRICES.
Heavy RIBBED
- PINE PLAIN
MBRlGo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LAxBs.wooL safRrs AND DRAWERS.
FOE el, 90.
Very nus white and scaris. Flannel Shirt. ana
Drawers,
Boys Merino Shirts and Drawers
Country Knit Socks
Warranted Buekshin Gloves.
Fine Black Cloth Sacks, s,sly;
Fine Black Cloth Froekit es.
Pine Black Dosskin aad Beaver Pants. tN
Heavy Blue Beaver Suits,
Youihs' Black Cloth saek-
Childrsn's Black Salts.
fAney Velvet Nsait.
Fancy and Plain SILK Vests
White Duck Vests,
Boys' Standard School suits, t6,6t,
Boys' Cashmere Suits, "a.
Boys' Double and Twist Suits, eis
Boys' virginia Cashmere Suits.
Boys' Wafer proof Tweed ovsreoats.
ONE PRICE ASKED.
MOI LESS TAKRs.
oEo O. HBNEINo,
No. 'sS Seventh street: ne near Maryland avenue.
Corner Of Seventh street and Msryliad avenue.
! ! ~ ! ! ssss !
eeIl.lm
The national Republican., 1867-11-06
Georgetown and Alexandria.

To ouR StBsoRrBrRs IN GEoRoErowH.-
Mr. y. Bs THcsr 3 no longer sssnt for the
RkrusLrcAs In asofsstown. and the collections
hereafter win be made BY The regular collectors
Of the ofnos. Who win produce their authority,
signed BY the proprietor.
Orders for the paper may be lsft 81 the Office Of
]. ,, BOGUS, Real Estate Agent, High strsst,
one door below Bridge street. ar
Mr.. rHonAs GALtAsHrz, No. l46 81. L,sph street,
between oibbon and rrsntin, Is our agent
for the NArioHAL RrruBLcAs 10 the city Of Alexsn-
dris, and will receive subscriptions and sd,.riss.
msnts, and receipt therefor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

BASE BALL.--rhs arst game Of homes
home ssriss between the, ysfsrson and Potomac
elabs came od on the Whits Lot yesterday, and
game Of nvs innings, BY soore Of ~ TO 10.
The Jsdsrsons we're minas the services Of three
Of their nine. che Potouaes playing with one
sub. The batting on both sides was heavy,
wbils the fielding on both Sides was light, ssre.
ciaiiy the catching Of The Jefferson behind the
bat no less than eleven runs being made from
passed bails Mr. A. T. Gould performed the
onsrous and "thankissg' duties Of umpire In q
very satisfactory manner. Below ID the score
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

EXPLOSION AT THE CAPIroL.-0n Monday at
ternoOn, as the fresco painters were employed In
putting on gold leaf In the Senate office, spirit
lamp used by one Of them exploded. but with
the aid of few buckets of water It was extin.
guishsd without the necessity Of public alarm
The national Republican., 1867-11-06
gatinual -Eepablifau.
RATES OF ApvrRrIsIno.

oss square, enc insertion, ~; subsequent isssr.
uons 30 cents. ons square, one month, ,ts. Liberal
iadassmsn,s TO quarterly. ssni.sanusl. and yearly
advsrtissrs. fsf Ursila .rt ..s -.a#S
svsry other a.y sdtutis,msnt., % per s.st. sddi.
tiossi rtfes swssk advsrtlssmsnls, 70 per cent.
additional u F .-r.aT
Eight lines sonssitus square Less thsn square
sharssd iu proportion. Al the Above rstss
Editorial notices, D cents per line each insertion.
Local nstioss, % cents per line sAsA insertion.
Adysrtisemsn,s should b handed in before ,. n.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

NENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF HAV.
yT lag their Coats, Pants, and Vests Secured and
Isii by calling al b. MA0RUDkR's
Securing nd Repairing Depot,
at Tenth street, NV doors above Penn avenue.
SECOND. HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND SOLD
le-M
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

THR FAIR.-The fair of the Rebecca Degree
Association No. 3, being held at Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street. for the benefit Of widows
and orphans, was quite q success on Monday
night. They have n complete and select stock
Of fancy aud useful articles for sale.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

No LIcESsA.-Mary o'Day and Dennis Dunn,
for owning dogs without license, were arrested
by 0ficsrs Koontz and Roster, Of the Fourth
precinct, and hned 81 by Justice Morsell.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

ABDUcrED-Margarst Adamson preferred q
charge against John w. Ross, a clerk, who, she
AYERS, abducted child from her. The accused
mandsd him 10 give security for court.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

OK sUsPIcIoS.-sarah Holmes, q colored girl,
was arrested by Officer Ashton. Of the Eighth
precinct, on suspicion Of larceny, and hold for q
further hearing by Justice Gull
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

Dahl ExERcIsE.-Ysstsrday morning the
18th U. 8. Infantry, stationed on Capitol Hill
south, repaired to the White Lot, south OF the
Presidents Mansion, where they were exercised
in the drill. They made q hns appearance, and
executed their orders admirably well.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

Fly catohss--Jsdersop, Ii Potomac, ..
Fly missss-Jefsrson. q Potomsc, s.
Bound ostches-Jeferson, 1; Potomac, ..
Out at tbases-Jeherson, o. Potomac, 8.
Left at bases-Jsfsrson, /; Potomac, 8.
Struck out-Jsnsrson, .; Potomac, Q.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

Il AR D WARE DEPOT
8. F. SAVAGE,
1UoCBssoR TO J. L. SAVAGE
pEALER IL
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
No. sat Penn avenue hrst door west Of Tsnth street
NEW YORK PRICES.
JUST RECEIVED;
1000 Kegs Nails,
500 Dozen Pulleys, (sash,)
1000 Dozen Locks and Hinges,
Complete Assortment Of Files,
Cordage Of all Sizes,
Twines, Large Assortment.)
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AID
KITCHEN REQUISITES.
All of which were purchased direct from the man.
ufaetur.r,. and will be sold At
NAV YORK PRIoBs.
s. +. SAVAGE,
No. Sst PsnnsylyaniA avenue,
ssss-u rrst door ws.t q Tenth Al
T AIDES DRESS FURs.
1full and complete assortment Of LADIES fURs
now SRnsSa SRfSsSas sRSIssiIsp RSY hS6 MINK sABLE
ROYAL KRhIHR
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
All Of which will bs sold AT reduced price, P.erv
u.u., and FnfTlst 2SI Penn. avenue,
noq.lw between Twelhh and Thirtesn'h'
Joseph Ii. sHAFFiELLD's FhENoh
AND LADIES' RssTAVhAN.
No s4s P'nn'yyTsSHtIs,, .ssSSusi :irs.., ssss'A ~
PARTIES, wBDDIHds,
DINNER PARTlks,
furnished at the shortest notice and most reasonable
ssThs bs.t and nrst.elASs walters, Cooks, and all
| .,nSs az Ware furnished for parties desired;
| Private Dinners, suppers, Sc &c tuIhnhea AZ
ny isrfs and ''' '''''9i SosEPR 8 T. siiFTiEfD
The national Republican., 1867-11-06
Marine News.
isa 4 80 sua ). tts HiSA W...r. as >.

s,n SO suna Ats HitA water. 2tsp.a
Arrived.
eteshsr Z. o. Knight, Dsuty, New York.
bohr. Montana, Jonss, Havrs.de.Grses, coal
70 Post Once Dspartmsut.
schr. Henry Collins, 0sls, wilminstop, N. O.,
lumber 10 Mohun 4 Son.
schr, Helen, Carey Havrs-ds-Graos, cosi to
W. II. Falooner.
sshr. John II. Travsrs, Mullisap, river, wood
10 master.
CLEARED.
schr. Addis +. Avery, Ryan, New Haven.
6chr. Merchant, Lloyd, Richmond, Va.
6ohr. R. Q. Stspnard, stauuard, Norfolk.
Schr. E. A. Cummings, Whirlou, Wilmington,
Del.
schr. Z. R. kurk, Burnett, Jersey City.
schr. Q. Q. Besrss, Lowell, New York.
sohr Elias Moore, Moore, Hudson.
sshr Argo, Carey. Philadslphis-
schr. Potomac, Eldridge, Elisabeth river.
PAWN RROKEItfS.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

COMMITTED FOR CoURr.-The two coIorsd
men, arrested on Monday night, Harvey Lewis
and Lloyd Thomas as stated In the REPUBLI-
CAS-, for cutting Mr.. Henze with a razor, had a
hearing before Justice Chaplin yesterday mcrn.
ing, on 4 charge of assault and battery with in.
tent to kill, and they were committed to Jail for
court.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

TnE FAIR To.DAr.-There will 10 all prob.
ability be q large attendance to-day at tho fair
to witness the trot between four noted animals
for a purse of 81, 900, b. 6. Gen. Butler. b. IN.
Mountain Maid, 5. 6. Silas Rich and b. m.
Nay Queen. The trot will take place at p. IN.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

DRUSK AND DisoRDERLY.- There were siI
case, Of drunksnness and disorderly conduct dis.
by Justice Tucker.
Three cases Of disorderly conduct, before Jus.
tiee Morssll, at the Fourth precinct station,
were disposed Of by him yesterday morning.
Seven casos Of drunkenness were disposed or,
by 6ning tho parties, by Justice Chaplin, yestsr.
day morning, at tho Sixth precinct station.
Edward Curren, George Payne and some half
dozen others, were arrested by officers Of the
Sixth precinct, for being drunk and disordsrly,
and fined in various sums by Justice Harper.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

PAYING THE EPoLIoE.-Yesterdaya and Monday
Emery ourand, ESQ, Mayors clerk, was eu.
gagged In psyiog the new policemen (hrty nine
men) their back pay for ths months of February,
March, April May, and June-Si5O apiece +;
making, in all. IS, 77S, placed in his hands for
that purpose by the Corporation. This leaves
fo& months pay, or $l2O to each man. still due
from tho Corporation. William ]. Murtagh,
esq, treasurer Of the Police Board, WAS yestsr.
day paying the force their monthly salary duo
from tho Government.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

PRovIDEsr BUILDIsG GAssooIArIoN.-Laste eve.
ming the Proyident Building Association held its
fourth monthly meeting in the Miller school.
house on II street. Four shares sold for 90 psr
cent. premium; 10 shares for 5oii shares for
62ti IS shares for 81; and 10 shares for bl!.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

CONTRACT PoR SEWER The contract for cou.
strueting sewer along A street north, from the
west side Of Second street east to Delaware
avenue. was to day awarded to James W. Hut.
ton. There were only two bids.
John Chapman bid, for constructing the main
sewer, $595 per foot, laterals 50 IS; traps, each
1913, man.holes $50. and drops $40.
Mr.. Hutton bid to construct the main sewer at
S5,s3 per foot; laterals 50. Isl mar. holes SIT;
traps Sl33; drops $67.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

PEIIr LARcEsr.-Robt. r. Magee was ar.
rested by 0fioer King Of the First precinct,
charged with petit larceny by Chas, r. Barnes
He was held by Justice Tucker in security to
answer the charge at court.
Ann Thomas Martha Brown and Ann Watts
all colored, were sent to jail by Justice Morseii
to answer at court tho charge Of larceny Pre-.
ferred against them BY Harriet Lee.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

GUILD,
III Dealer In NEW AND SECOND HAND FUR
NlTURR, has removed from the corner Of Twelfth
aud D streets 70 the northeast corner OF Second
street and PsnnsylyAniA avenue, whore he will be
happy to all his old eustouerA and make a. many
new ones as possible ool.lmA
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

SANITARY COMPANY. - Eleven written and
thirty verbal notice, were served yesterday on
persons having nuisanoss existing on their
premises. A number Of csroassss were also re-
ported and removed. Hannah Dikes, the sged
oolored woman, who died suddenly, was buried
at the expense Of the corporation.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

MAGISTRATES MEETING. - Yesterday at Q
o'clock a meeting Of the police magistrates was
to have been held at Justice Chapins office, on
Ninth street, just above F, but In consequence
Of Misunderstanding as to time, only Justices
Thompson, Morsell, Harper, and Chaplin sp.
peared. Those present adjourned to meet at 2
o'clock to-day at the fame Office.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

MErEoRIc suowERs.-The astronomers hay
ing been disappointed in their previous predie-
lions Of the appearance Of the msteorie show.
srs, ar. announcing display Of mstsors to take
place this month. The 18th Of November % the
Saith anniversary OF remarkable display Of me.
tsors In the United States. and as 10 considered
nearly settled that the period Of revolution Of
these planets with such very eccentric orbits ID
3Si ysars, It 10 said not to DO improbable that
there will bo an unusvally numerous appearance
Of those meteors In this country on tho 18th.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

The GREAT FALLS ICE CoAPASr.-This
company was to have iust last evening to elect
officers for tho ensuing year. Some Of the share
holders, however, were out Of town slectionesr.
ing, and no quorum was present. A meeting
will be held on Friday evening next
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

REcov.Ir or 4 HoRsE. morning
n man appeared at the police headquarters,
named Bernard Boyd, and reported his loss Of a
sorrel horse, which had been stolen from him
at Elkridge Landing. Nd, at 2 o'clock in the
morning Detective Kelley and Officer Coomes
recovered tho horse yesterday morning at Walls
bazaar, whore the person having possession Of II
was endervoripg to dispose of IL. He gave his
name as John Murphy alias William Wsloh, who
had hearing before Justice Walter yesterday at
noon, and was committed to Jail. lie Is a dis.
charged soldier, and his picture will decorate
the roguss' gallery. The horse was returned to
its owner.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

WASHINGTON YAcnr CLuB-A meeting Of
this club was called at their headquarters,
Harry Gorbutt's, corner Of Eighth and Estrsets,
last evening, but was postponed on account Of
the death Of Hon. Judge McConihe. Of Troy,
New York, father Of the secretary of the club.
The meeting will take place on Saturday eve.
ming next, at the headquarters, at u O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

FousD opES About three O'Clock yesterday
morning, Oticers Kelly and Mullins, Of the Third
ward, found open the door Of the grocery store Of
Mr. Luif, corner Of NJ and Eighth streets. They
entered and found small amount Of money in
the drawer, but some Of the goods were lying
around In a manner that would indicate that
thieves had been scared away BY the approach Of
tho officers. The premises were secured.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

THAYER 4 NorEs' CRcus This popular
circus was again crowded yesterday afternoon
and evening BY our citizens. There 10 no com.
parison to be made with this company to any
other, for It Is superior to ALL The names Of
Lucille Watson, Charles Reed, Horace Smith,
Wooda Cook, Edwin Watson, DR.. James L
Thaysr, Charley Parker, Frank Robinson, Hogan,
o'Kesfe, and host Of others, require NO praise
their fame Is established, and needs no on.
hancing. A grand tournament, dashing sques.
trianism, bold and daring acrobatio and gym.
nastic exercises were the features Of the per-
formApces yesterday, and In connection with the
wonderful sagaoious feats Of the trained animals
formed q programme mot to be eIcelled. We
trust our citizens will avail themselves Of the
opportunity to 500 the greatest circus company
in the United States.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

FoREpArCn's MESAGERIE --Considerable dis
appointment has been expressed by those visit
Ing Forspaughs menagsrie at the poor collect
tion Of animals. Last spring, whom Mr.. Fore
paugh visited us, he had q very fne colleetior
Of wild beasts; but since then ho has divided biz
show, and part of II, We understand, Is travelling
In other parts Of the country. There are but
nine cages Of animals, We believe, with the com
pany now-last spring there being twenty-five,
Advertising is at all times judicious, but 1t Is
wrong to deceive people.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
feanl Notires.

-
NFW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City and
Cauuty 81 ScaYot-ANOS STEVENS Pla,aua ag'ius' VI
IFgsCRASTON MARY D. SPEAR and ROBERT VI. AILhh. De
LIT, -sunron for relrL (Con uot serl-lo ths Deenhn
mn SCRATON aM N4N D. ALLEN You are hereby Summoned
sud i iie clplpi Ga, seton Which va pee ~
a. v ii CouuiT ~ Ncn-lorsi AZ the ~
m 10 Cty Of Ses le-k on The oih day q Ma. ~ and 70
rt@ r.r of the a complsut TIE slhscHhef
h Ne l2l Broa4var The city Of Ner"rk within iweat
f,fs arrf ser,re exclusive o the y o
ue ser-; ab you al 10 answer The sai eoHpas within s
pff 10 h aou viii app'y 10 te onu or e
rvs drsnd~i cotuplant Mes lork MAJ ~ Sp'
nv91 Iss6sM WILLBrT BRONSON Psnifs Attorney.
NEW-NORK SUPREME cot RT-City and
q ,orafr of a-lorl-IOHE THOMAS P,.nfn. aelirsi
JAGJH D. OTs nd ~. A. NAAth nefeHfsutsNllinor' nr a
fote. a.rari co..rfrifo tt uesHf lo hereby sm
naa. aaL r..r rI l.r c,HU r t al.or oi art
ra.. l upon . D n Won .ah .g
complaint f0r hr Ir .f fIt "l N's l a4i li.
r. rar r fIt cf Nrt l.r f",Hf lf' ta' .fg,lfr
Isf r-rsre NJ frs oft sHr -- r 5000 f f" ar r- tr
.a- ItHir t arst 'H rHtr boz flis 1f.I"i n
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
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