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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23

me State Of Mississippi, Monroe County,
CIRCUIT COURT, APRlL TERM, 1888.
Alexander NJ. Mayo, y attachment
VS.. for
John H. lawson, z Z slC9 GA
IN motion, it is orderedby the Court that
" publication be made ioF six successive
weeks, in the Argus 4 newspaper printed in
Columbus, Mississippii. Notifying the defend.
ant Of the tendency Of this suit, AVID that I'M
ieas he shall enter bic appearance At the next
Term OF this Court and answer plead pr de-
mr. thatjudgement final win be had against
NM and the property 50 levied on,qsold tC
. At3lsly the plaintiffs demand. IS y
+ Issued this 9TH day o. .Septembefs. 1850
Tn r. 81. BUCKINGHAM
.1sli3 IS C7erk,
BY his. Deputy 4 +. BprEEseEtAe
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22

contest, bold next IN importance TO t1s constitution
and laws themselves" Here The Doctor complains
again that have pursued ga single handed course :"
meaning presume that ought TO have consulted him
-ann therefore, he throws himself on the reconstruction
and laws; IN other words he throws himself on com.
OF the Senate 10 decide the controversy
Is it possible That Dr. Scott will sickle a, little
point Of etiquette in mailer Of such grave importance
regardless of the will of The people: AS much reverence
have for the constitution and laws OF nv country
in this case, for consulting the will Of the people
in whom all power dwelis, and believe that the cons,i
tuition and laws aie best preserved when tha; will is
most consulted VIVA: the Doctor means by the .'es-
certaned will and opinions Of those whose confidence
has placed ham in the political relation he bears 10 the
subject am al loss 10 conceive Does ne mean The
advice Of Of his friends does he to say tha
that 'asceralred will has declared in favor OF HIM
If the latter be his opinion, how does he show IL or how
will he show It: My reasons Why would not and could
not engage in contest Of this kind have been given
and perhaps, the time will come when they Will be
much more fully given. In what singular situation
does this whole affair stand The Doctor contests my
eirci0n-l refuse 70 BE- party 10 the contest, and pro-
by resghation 10 refer the decision of the matter
10 the peoPisHe opposes reference and relies upon
the Senate 10 give him The He objects 10 num-
Der Of my vo!es; and am precluded from sustaining
the N. because the time has elapsed within which,
woud according 10 law return him list Of votes OBJ.
ected 10 on his poll The Governor still holds the
case and has as yet, made up fixed opinion. Does
the Doctor Ia claim that all the votes he objects
to my poll bad ard that all his good, brcause
none objected to- Under all the circumstances OF
this case, novel and difficult il u.s. would he have
seat in the Senate upon such erms: Does he believe
majority OF the pe"pe for him and still refuse TO
trust them: Can he think for moment. that any body
Of men in the weird, would give him upon such
terms, IN otter disregard of the public will and in open
defiance OF The fundame n,u and e'e,u, principle as.
serted in bill Of rights that s power vested in,
and consequently derived from the peone:''
Whaterer may be the decision Of the Executive in
this case, donb not it will finally be referred the
people Justice and fairness demand it. IF the Doctor
is willing oIt, he still sgree 10 il. If he will not
stand too much etiquette may be permitted sug
ges, that he withdraw his notice, and all difficulty
is ct end: And if have not resigned, contend
| have, will resign again. J. B. MALLORY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22
The Sub Treasury Billiard Special Deposits.

II will be see from the proceedings of Congress that
the SubTreasury Bill has at length come before the II
of R-Mr Garland Of Va has moved 10 strike out the
Isl .ec,ion-that is, the broad question OF bill bill
in all the variety Of FORMS Of which the system
cep,ble The motion goes 10 cut off all amendments
and substitutes; and tests the merls OF the bill Should
this motion fail then the particular form OF the bull will
come on but it is said there will scarcely be less than
from TO 10 majority against any form IN which 1t may
beput
Gen. Thompson of s. c. has proposed Special De.
posite System which will scarcely up before the
bill itself has been disposed Of His scheme goes at
TO cut off the public depostes from the Bank Discounts
We entirely coincide with hm-But the Genera 8 vie VS.
better expressed in the following extract of letter
which he has addressed ION the Oath u!t TO the Pen.
dleton Messenger" in his own District:
"SiR-A writer in a late number of your paper pro-
pounds certain questions 10 me, which have neither
the right inclination to refuse to answer he respect
full character Of the article well as the obviously re-
spectacle from which comes, forbid me TO do
therefore send you speech which delivered IN Con.
eress before the article in your paper. believe
all the questions answered in the speech Lest they
may not be- with efficient disnctness, now add, that
am opposed 10 enrus,inr the keeping Of the public mo-
ney agents appointed BY the President and removable
at hi, pleasure. opposed 10 Mr.. Rives substitute,
as being revival Of the pet bank system am also op
posed to the charter OF u. S.. Bank. am in favor Of
special depostes with banks properly selected preerng
in all cases where they exist banks wned IN whole or
in part By the States n such manner that the money
is be used by the banks in which it IS deposited
believe this plan in every particular the best ne
money will be kept less expense, will be more sale,
mnre easily Transferred and j, will cut down. if mol en-
trely destroy this great ofGovernment patronage
Il am unalteraby opposed 10 khe rejection OF bank
and the demand OF gold and silver for all public
dues. No possible combination of circumstances can
induce 10 vote for measure which believe Will
cause so much ruin and misery.
The General goes 10 say, in regard to his Cons,i'u'
ens 81 ready in their service 10 sacrifice that when
value far very far beyond all other honors-,beir con.
6dence and support. have calmly and deliberately
reexaminet my opinions the great question now agl
tated and only the more confirmed in their cor
RICHNESS. Until convinced that in error, human
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22
(frOm Aie Hhig-By rtoucs!. }
TO JOSEPH G. CABELL

President NJ The James kirer and hana,rha Company
Dear SIr-Ailow friend Of yours and Of the improve.
nent 10 advise you 10 let the into the Canal and
BASIN al Richmond by the lst August, that the far
meIs can take their crop Of wheat 10 market 1t is the
lsrges. and best crop That they have had for years and
The P'ces very good say 1t eas, 81 30 per bushel i!
they are not prevented BY your works from getting to
market By The lst August By and bye, when the pub
iic interest would not suffer much, you can let the
water of again, and go OF to finish your works The
balance OF your improvement does not render II at all
necessary that this end Of il should be finished
The very idea of their wheat being rendered Of little va
lue in of distractions in the by
your contemplated improvement, calculated to arouse
spirit ofindgnaon, that even General Jackson could
no, put down. Their not having had good crop for so
many years and when the price shigh too. for it 10
and spoil upon their hands great portion paid
in expenses, is small matter TO the hard work
ing farmer And you may value the improvement,
and your Office President, you had we'll take this
advice into consideration. \ SIOCkHOLDER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ESG UIRER.
EIcni Irnn nuL LrzrL1s R...r Iu,n,Iuu

We have e, last mot had before for several years.
every prospect for very large crop Of whea.en hear
the Mlers in Richmond would give nine shillngs per
bushel If the wafer is el into the basin that they
grind BY the Is, August, But am told that the James
River and hanam ia Company, in making h'I' Improve
menls will NOT finish this year-so lha. wheat will
not be worth six siNgs per bushei, after wagonng
late 10 market; and waste besides If so, hope the
farmers OF this county, and ali along The river above
Will hold meetings and petition the next Legislature upon
this subject, something ought be done. The int
rest OF the country must not sacrificed altogether FOR the
benefit of the company. How are we to pay taxes
bank entails and subscription your paper when we
are prevented from getting Tn value Of FLea'
SUBSCRIBER or GonCHLASp County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22
THE: sIAIt OF SOUTH cARoIrsa.-oHAatss1os

A,aE. sIAIL OF SOUTH ACKNOWLEDGMENT
oiSl SiCi.-l5 ChASeEar-Lewis Cruge,, Admin,a,o.
OF Cha'!es Murray Complainant FerrIe or BIZ, heirs
NShtinsn'e and "Ilan c. Daniel, Defendants
by ns D. 'ne Complainant seeks Of mortgage Of
taon subject 10 the mortgage, which en,e.
himself aud subject TO the equitable lien, the
r NJ Nightingale, entities hnse the personal
OF Nathaniel Greene, General the Armies Of United States,
nding the Southern Division, &C. John Ferrie Charles.
the 1852 aad 1853, AID subsequently, and posed 10
have been Of John Bsuk citizen Virginia.
for the Southern Army. r. the Ees representatives Of John
ee are within the CniEej STATES and will make their claim
the Plantation Of MELVILLE the surplus after the
membranes tina; be and established this they
nay Gene IN At time within sod h,hey residing
nd The United States they IN and make their claim
:. sGy within four wears after deere. .ho,d pass 10 this
bill. pETGRT; & FsFSNE
,, CSryiainGHt's Soaetors
'"n' - l3-wlan
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& cnricnS ErrGiNn

The last Msdison;an devo,es nearly three columns 10
a reply 10 our article on the Special Deposte system
We gee nothing in il, which requires answer-lt has
not shaken one ota of opnons-and accordin gy
pass it all by, with single exception. The MAIDS m
ian quotes one of lis former paragraphs
the very arsgraph too which contains the proposition
which we sought 10 Tefu!e!
'.But again. says The Enquirer then the Madiso
MAN repeats then adds part Of
its comrnen, upon This se1sctly THAT have been
con,endng aboul-That is to say, first attributes 10
its opinons-and then claims II as IAN admission
tina, comes to the point FIRST puts its words into
our mouth and then il claims that we hare admitted he
point We scarcely suspect that this .nisquolaton
was the effect Of design; but VIVA, shall think Of The
carelessness which could make coical errstuIn
The Washington Correspondent If the N Y Ameri,
gives il his opinion that Correspondent s
other than Cha plain Of Congress. number Of cir
cumstances confirm the idea ill p,ong.
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krw Ergo1
-'fS
MILL N;I;.r N;..-:n. Mr. .

Middle Military District. Msy 3Oh 1888
To he Editors o the Savannah kspp5iicdn x Extract
"Accodng to the reports from officers detailed Tor the
capture and collection of the Indians something Ike
two thousand secured and will proceed forth.
with for the iar West AT the Skies Little Liver the
Cha,'ahouchie, and the Knnesco Mountain, there
large settlements. and will require line I" gather
them. In Georgia appreend difficulty. The pri.
u rea!ed with great kindness and Euma nifty
and Gen Scots orders reatioo TO those people,
alike cret,ab!e to his head and heart.
Gen Scott
is a great officer and is an honor 10 the service.
t not probable the North Carolina and Alabama
Indians may give US trouble. ] hnPe they may
not but should they make sio;d, Gen Floyd will have
a chance Of leading the Georgia Troops 10 battle. and
when hope 10 be near him. General Scot, and staff
leave here Tomorrow FOR Tennessee, when Gen. Floyd
will be in fnli command in Georgia |, is uncertain
when shall he discharged but, j! there is diih
Guilty in Worth Carolina and Alabama, think se shall
get bcme in sixty days We are in pure climate. The
water pure and delightful"
FRoM JAcKsoSvILLE.-The I. S. Steamer PnInsett,
Capt Tra'hen arrived st Char!est"T Saturday eve
ning from jacksonville. The following is copied from
i:.s Courier Of that place
JACKSONVILLE. June Z.
Indian Var Ggqin.-By Mr.. Stephen Hull, direct
from Suwunnee learn tina! the Indians have again
given employment 10 brave frontier population.
Mr. H saws. ION Saturday last person hunting in
the vicinity of Falling Creek Settlements, discovered
fTes Indian signs. and inmedaley turned 10 the eel.
,lene and informed Capt SanderIn who startled in
pursuit the mex, morning. The Indians were over'aken
The OkrIinoke Swamp and sharp conflict ensrsd,
in which, ii is said the whites acted oravely; but after
having tr;o Of mis- men wounded. lone severely, the
other mortality Capt S compelled BY the superior
force Of the enemy 10 retCrn The next morning how
ever, he concluded give them another trial, and he
overlook thsm-sngaged, and was again driven back
the force of the Indians not snown-bu supposed 10 be
shout double the number Of the whiiee We hope for
further n...'su'ars III IIme for our paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22
SCHOOL-The ne1l session

HBREPARATORY SCHOOL-The mex, session of
e the school at my residence in Abemafie will COM
rnence the 10Th July next, under the care OF Nh
William J. Robertson, VINO is recommended by Profess
sors BonnycsstI-, Harrison, and Bleuermann, OF the
University Of Virginia.
The course pursued will be the ordinary branches Of
an English Education, the Latin. Greek, French and
Spanish languages and Mathematics TO the eIen. usu-
ally laugh, in schools preparatory to the University or
otter colleges For further particulars, gentlemen are
referred to James Ross Esq fredericksburg; Col John
Heth. and J. n. Gordon, Esq. Richmond; Dr. James
NJ Morris Green Springs; Professor Davis University;
aipssrs I. W Gllmer, and V. W. SouthaIl, Cbaol.es-
VILE.
The scholastic year vii! be divided into two sessions Of
five months each The first session will terminate on
the 20th OF December 1888; the second commence on
the 18th OF January, 1889
Terms per session of five months Se0 including ell
expenses As the number that De received ct this
school will be limited those wishing situations for their
son. are requested 10 make early application Letters
addressed to he subscriber at LInosays Store, Abe
marie, will be promptly at,s nded to-
NJ l.. WALKER.
June % l3-woW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22

u The Editor The country, but will be At his
post again in few days. In the time, he begs
leave to repeat 10 his Editorial Censos what Sir Peter
Teaze declared to the whole Coere of Scandal: a" beg
pardon, ladies, lis particular business and must-Bu
1 must hare my character hhipd me
We shall seize this opportunity of laying DR.. Mallo
rvs Report, and Mr. Anderson subs.iIule before
readers
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coscsr.s H.LL, pAlsseIpAie, .Nsrsmber IS, lsa7.

CoscRE.s Hall, Philadelphia, Norsnber 25 ls37.
DEAN SrK Before leaving ao"
the perfect satisfaction feel IN Witnessing the which
made Eocu0a under The habit Of
stmmcras which commenced with lie early efforts and
which thirteen (s seemed only 20 confirm,
with wcess completely efadcatrd Though
delighted beyond in this result disappointed
Frog the became with method OF nsue
dill doubt Founded scientific
cips succeed in oil where there nallormson
Of the or-aGs speech. You reduced system what be-
understood and done essential
mankind clevsIng class oil unfortunate fell
md saved them oI the imposition, OF snoEaHi aud
unpTircplrd empires.
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CoTporaiioa Scrip fur Sal,

CGTpoTni1Da Scrip fur Sale
CERTIFICATES deb; Of he Corporation, OF Richmond
Lynrh5rr Frrteemabe for 20 ea. and bearing
ayaJle semi unEuay the l.t Of January july
Obtained the Oce James River rut Ksrawhs Com
parry.
y l3-wew
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thanks 10 Major Winston for has aid as doorkeeper 10
the members.
On motion of Mr. Allyn the Convention voted thanks
TO James Heath, Esq, for information furnished the
Convention.
On motion Of Mr Crump OF Surry, the Convention
adjourned sine dc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22

hope you will give the above place irthe Enquirer
Whilst friend is seeking ligh; upon The subject
OF canalling viewing those of Pennsy vana and New
York il do no harm 10 apprise him OF the storm
brewing at home. Our harvest is bPgnning-our narl
CATION obsructed by the James River and ksnawha
Company-and uheat nee must bring early 10 marku
rat gocd price, Let them prevent II n. their peril
A FARMER oy JAMES RIVER ABOVE THE FALLS.
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l3-wsw

CLIFTON FOR SALE-On the 18Th Gsy OF November, will
auction. The premises, tho Farm which
called CLF.oS lies Wills little
into which extended but oil BY
iividr. line parallel with James about three o;
n WI.s forms segment Of cc!e around
on side its boundaries about miles and three
quarters i by tho s that made
IN the off from Of 800 II will be
again nlt Of exhibited the ay cfsao.
ntri cleared OF which, 700 supposed
20 ground Willis the balance. and titles
marksbly ell 9th. hehy
perhaP, being situated about midway
he ahcrt 80 miles above The
Richmond of Gainesville thss always
wheat and tobacco. But all that
opinion he clrHrc already cleared and the
made MANFRED land viii pcap. b. advisable
Is, although bngs tobacco OF fine quality and convert
and grazing farm since il is well up-d grass
well ne crgin.
All disposed BID for H. invited md
mine Judge themselves. The dwelling house
aud comfortable, for family Those
travelling 10 the and DESTROYS TO locate ths
saub0us clmct, and hna neishbohood, Sud IL
snd where the will be Hospitality received
subscriber One for of tine purchase money will
tho balance divided into three equal
the day o! sale OF wheat will he
md pus'cson sivea the FIRST Day OF January
b. inform all who wish purchase that it
certainly DE sold The that have erected rive
buildings ndjonns farm which shall enore, perhaps
before The day of sale.
the re and place, viii be sold for cash. about 30
the stock Of description fodder aud plantation
utensils probrhiy fine crop OF herds gra,. hay.
June - tl3-w,dl RANDOLPH HARRISON.
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Very respectfully, vour o5edient serr,nt,
T. PIERCE, MD, Of Athens, ". J.


Inst Published by Brother, 10 Chesnu, Street, Phsde
Praca Eocuou system OF Vocal Gymnastics, CON
promising Diagrams illustrative OF the subject and Exercises De
sgnsG Promotion Of E,a!h, the Cure Of sammrng arr
improvement kecGag ana Spelling By AHpRE" LoA,TecX Nd
lufe I3-J+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22

The imports of specie .he city Of New York, fram
tn, 9th day of May TO the % day Of June, 1893 incu
sive, 1881 ,g97.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22

,,u,s tUTtOH N FhtdleIpha.
4 ~ INSTITUTION IS All Of
tef oi the relief Of Sramerirc improvement in Eocution
ma! 'sI'n III" e0"orIohs Of ANDREW CoMSToCK. ". d.,
=, n No. 100 FIRE! Street, Philadelphia.
~ b. W Ios'oss informs those Ladies CT nt!etren
haze already applied 10 him Tor hi.
lief OF mP"tvn' o. eech tha, they opportunity
OF becoming eo.' o. class composed of Ladies Geae
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Certificates from PrcsSor Roraer Preor Iry. Of n, I'm,

Cert fes from PrSor Roraer and Pretor Hare Of the Cy,
rsrSiiy II PeAas, 'rana.
Having been the luh n.
pupil. Dr. Andrew Co.,ok's Gymnasium improvement
OF the articulation stnmnerers others the
highly favourable his method Of
instruction.
Tn. founded anatomical ard Physiolc
ci regard the concerned the proauc
and Of sound Its several appear have
been evolved sni degree Of thought and
experiment rejecting much creL upon his ssacy and ncrs
Try snt il inspire. very strong conencs Of ia applicability 10
II. faults generally Of speech phonsoR. One of bis P1ps
only before alsdst snd been
uapsssn; .;smmcrc! then erd reei,e publicly with
and Gueney, with ful! information.
W. E. HoSSER, " D.,
Prc,sor Of -sHsOny IN The CHirer-i,y IF Pennsylvania.
FHiLqi>'pha, II, l-31.
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hlk I2l.GES


Married the li'h n by he Rev. James Chapel Mr. Rich
+. G. AoAm, OF Lunerbc: Va, 10 Mis-. oEEorScE ATS
Woa.u.u .h'er OF Nj Edward urshaU OF AmeI, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22
MARKETS -TRrrspAY. June q. ls3s.

MARKETS -7'HrEspAy. June q, 1888.
ToGAcco-SuppIies and Inspections large-demond
acve-auc;ion prices keep steady.
FLorR-Rscsip,s sma-demand limited occasional
sales al 81 81 l 2 a 81 80
BAGwELL, SMITH g. JoSE..
Nhole5qlc Prizes.
WHE,1-Salrs Of few crops have been made fnr July;
deliveries 81 80 per bushs for white, and 81 45 for
red weigh 60 lbs 10 cts less for deliveries by 10Th
August.
CoES- - cents per bushel
, OATs-iO cents from depot and wagons,
FLoUn-S73S to7l2
HERRIyos-New. So to 12.
CoIToy-I0 ! 2 to II els
lRoy-Swetes $500 to los per ton-Engsh. 100 to
l05-Treoegar 100 10 10. 8
STEEL-Amercan B!i>;ered $3.50 tn $40.
WORTHAN, McGRUDER s. co.
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PfE9dsphc, 7Dgrst n IeSi.
Having heea Present the alluded the preceding
letter the Profso Ans,oHy have hesitation alleging
WITH those which colleague
h.. therein expressed. ROBERT HARE, Md,
Professor IF C!smi,try UarsJity Of Pennsylvania
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22

FER. LVDEL WIIK !NsON: Sir, you within
this take this method aoFm1'Ion and
the hour, of ten O'Clock the forenoon IN
the shat daY, Cumberland shall
coed the deposition OF rekah Fond ard others ard on the
25h July between the honrs the mill house d hos
Walton Cumberland shall proceed take the d"po-
lillian Noutas and others he reed evidence ~
chancey depending in the Crcui, Superior Cour; OF
sw and Charcery for the county Of Fuvann wherei7 PLAIN
the Executor nd Lesatee ThomsG NiSnson
decd defendants The taking the dispositions aforesaid VII
have becn taken ROBERT STRATToN.
Cumberland county june % l3-"iw
rs HANcERY-vtRcrMl.-Ia POwhaan Circuit Court, May
,Se o. 1899:
senaet: Macy and Eliza hi. wife, formerly E:, subIet,
Plaintiffs,
Joseph Suhle ada with the annexed OF Benjamin Sub
LETT deed .,f.rrry Bontwr.ht and Judith hi. wife William
Wsha sheriff, ndn Of Jno Scb-r deed; Elizabeth
subIe,t, Nancy suae Phehe sT5stt Mar, Suo-t a. sGne
Defendants.
nation or N. plaintiff. VIM e. by the Court
cd irfan Defendants George Owen
p.., oven Joe Over and The OF the
n. hei, guardian being fled and the Plaintiffs having
hereupon the ense ene 10 be heard
iii rc-rry confessed all the home defend
% md m the Of publication heretofore awarded thu
VIM Suhiett which hss been duly PUBLISHED and
It, and argued ny council: On copsiden
the ndiud- order and decree that Richard
&C. OF thi. Court audit and
,n, 10 cr settlement OF tie Of The defend
All Suhlctt admir- with the will annexed OF Benz SUD
GscI specially sisted, deemed pertinent By
se be required by Of the parties 10 be 30
stated atop!-'e'te' ,r,, n.Scr r
Tt. foregoing Order OF Court
nnie h1i hlve appointed the lot dsv Of ADJUST
ia" directed nv s7'H Greer on VIII"
10 o'clock A. NJ hsv REQUIRED 70 attend a. fowhssn
With and r'ucher. ready Tor
ton and s.rlcr2"5t. n r vh" &C. C1r. !
Irac =
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PkI.d.Iphic. .5yert "a. 1897.

rrcs,or Of -sae;Ony the Cnrer.i,y IF Pennsylvania
Fsads,Pha, .iugust IL, 1897.
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~ No mail North of Washington city yesterday
Cause not known.