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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
GENERAL LEWIS CASS
ST Indiana pOIi~. August Y1th. 1871.

The People IL the State If Ind ana are informed
that Gen. Lewis Ca~s will visit indianapolis on the
9th INST. IN accordance with nm inv .,atinn from the
Democratic State Central Committee, nj which time
and place II IS expected that hc Will address his fellow
citizens. and that roper arrangements, will be made
for his reception.
The Democratic State Central Committee hereby re-
specially invite all persons who may feel willing To
attend, To b. present ON this occasion. without regard
fo party or plrtlzan feeling; and all Wings are c.pc-
cially invited. Although Gen. Cass i n Democrat,
he visits Us - n private citizen, and from his eminent
public scrv iccs. deserves to- be- received "a n guest 81
The State. Let every person who may see tins notice
consider himself rs particularly invited, and feel as
su-cd that he viii receive a hearty welcome.
All persons who served in any If the military cam
paens with Gen. Ca>s. are respectfully requested To
visit Us TN this occasion where they can again cX-
change salptstion, with their old comaairiot IN arms.
The Lqd.c> are particularly informed that arrange
mcnt, " III be made for their accommodation, at the
speakers >tlnd.
Tho Indianapolis Band. and Bands from other
places. are respectfully invited To attend.
The General Will be- met nj a convenient point near
indianapolis. bs the State Central Conm.tt aud lie
Comnitice of Arrangements, IN carriages. Tire pro-
ccs~ion viii be formed hy the Mar ,hllS. under the di-
rcction of JAMES BLAME. ESP. a. Grand M,r hal.
IN Washington street. and tten proceed to meet Gen.
Cass. after which the whole pr prc~~ion viii march To-
the Grove near White River Bridge. where the ccrc-
monies Of tie day VIII take place.
PROGRAMME OF TIE Day:
COMMITTEE Of arrangements. IA c9rfleges;
CIR. CiSS and >aile. do.
GorerRor. Licu'. tiarerpor. oaf OfictrS II Staie. do.
Aate CefffH Commifee. do;
.~T4aiciary and NutcrS 81 Congress, d..
Ifi'ei GnesiS from ofier NtgfeS. d..
M7nbcrS 81 te L>ei<ot4re II iffiqaa, dr.;
jii-cnS gfaera4Y. do.
Cii,eHS ecperodlg. on f~orSetGcl
d.. on fiat.
The Committee Of arrangements; have appointed
the following persons ~ Oiicers ,f the Day:
JAMES BLAKE. Ed. u Grand Marshal.
Assistant NvstfS.-i. Bronsc. Deans l.. NlcFar-
Land, Griffin Gale. Geo. 4. Chapman. Daniel Carlisle.
Benjamin Eeam. jos. L. Roberts. Georrc McDoagal.
W. III. Talbot. Joshua w. Iane>dalc. G;eo. T.. West.
Capt. J. Ttra~hcr. +. rollarhidr. q. II. =. 81. loln
Bishop. Frederick Felt. Robert Earl, Henry W. Nell
son. George Durham. Jacob smith. Wm. Baliin-cr,
Il. Bridges. VIM. lcncS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Thomas II. Benton.

The Radical Democrat. in a pthy aric'r. calls
MIR. Benton the % old Warwick If the party Yes.
lac has all the high qualities of the stout old Earl.
and has built up and battered down parties more than
once IN his life. lie * bold and true. albeit some
what arbitrary, but who ha~ done more for Democracy.
Ii il Justly our Irdc and boast ihat tie Democratic
party i not dependent upon mea-trca>, m and apos-
tacy affect it only tc'nrorariiy-ii DAVIS IT. support
from prnciThs-bui OF, the catalogue Of its chef
pillars and supporters. high on tic roll. shines tie
maine of BENrov, and there it VIII eyer stand.
undimmcd by time. by susl ici0n or by aSSauli-cvcr
faithful, ever Nrfste. r. 1,adcr, .Jpy 81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Doctors Disagree.

The Taureri>m e Great Britain is net The effect 4
her protective policy = The protective system.
20 far from adding 10 the degradation # tire reoIlc Of
Britain. is the only reason why their poverty and
dctascment are net absolute, unqualified. and i%nsuilcr-
ablc.-lopiSrinc .Tourpal.
Doubles the condition of England would be better
without raurer.. i N otfrr respects Il r,maiped he
sa,ac. But IN her actual circumstances. tie poor sys-
tom has TIE saiR'ary fleet ~ an o%quai,ipg corrociirc
Of the tendency TO the concaairoii,p 81 riches. rrorr-
orp by the genus of her pol teal n iiu,ionS and ny
HER rEonIEroEY SYSTEM. Henry Clay. : eccll #
1924. vol. |. p. al.
Democrats yon are called ON by the whir ofeah to
initiate a protbiiorg syst,ln. that requires a Tauycr
system as an cqualizing corrective ,-LogisriAe Dem
Ocgdi.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHvEcH.-A large assem-
hlage Il the male members If the Methodist Episco-
pal Church was held in the city of Washington on
the IL instant. for the purpose Of expressing their
views on the all-absorblng subject Of division recent
ly agitaied by the General Conference. The address
ccnsures the General Conference for lis action. d.
claring il unconstitutional and unacceptable to the ial-
ty, North and South. whose right TO be consulted Is
maintained. The meeting proposes that en- extra Gen
cral Conference be called h IN, and that a geo.
graphical line be agreed upon, north Of which nc
STAKEHOLDER shall be eligible to he Bishop. and South
of which the Bishops may be shareholders. the dele
gates in General Conference on each side of the line
10 cleo, their own Bishops. They propose that WIN
the single exception Of presiding IN their respective
Conferences. the general SUPERINTENDENT remain un-
changed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Wing Lics.-F ID ccp-
ton. and Total Dcprsyiay!
The Democratic papers are filled with such proof
Of whlg fal.ehooi. As tie flllwinr:

Inc Democratic papers are filled with such proof,
Of whig fal>ehooi, a tie FLOWING
CHANGES IN FAVOR OF WHIGGERY.
the Wing Of Tuesday publishes a l>t # changes
from democracy TO whiggcry, copied from The National
ln'elligcncer. in which : found the follow Nc
"JoTNC = HAswELL. editor Of the Vermont Gazette.
published for this li>t fifty years. a. Bennington, Yer
mont. and well known heretofore a one Of the most
violent loco foo Journal, IN that State, rc'asos r.
adaerf Ia the nomination % Po8 and Dl4rS. and la
taken down Their names from the head Of his PAPER.
where they were placed during lis absence"
Mr.. llaswell. IN answer 10 the above. publishes the
following card in tie Washington Globe Of July l.:
" n ne Ediicr of fie Glo5e:
Il perceive my name in the Iaielligcncer IF this
morning. aS HAVING renowned my cid democratic rrin-
cipleS IN fivor of modern w%higgery. TNis is c7 en-
trc mi,f0}e. God forbid that | should. directly or
indirectly. aid in the remotcst degree the election Of
Henry Clay to the Presidency. The Vermont Gazette.
which has been publ he'd for nearly serenity yoqcs.
ever has been, and err lciH b.. r1icalY democratic.
WAS in flvor Of the nomination If John Tyler BIZ tie
democratic party, bel eving tie leading acts If hi
administration IN accordance with the PRINCIPLES If
Jefferson and jacks N. 81 far from aiding in the
success Of 3Ir. Clay, | shall visit Vermont for the sole
and only purpose Il costing my vote against him
both at tic election IN Seplcmbcr and November next.
Very respectfully,
JOHN c. HASWELEs.
July l., lsil."
This /, 2 specimen # Wig Changes, and We would
warn our friends to be.care ~ mtt{ lies and m~isrcpfe-
SeatdijoaS.- Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
CfNcINyA1r. Aucnst :. Isit.

'tN'lNNA1f, AUGUST :. iN3l.
GENTLEMEN u have received your letter. and am
greatly obliged to you for the invitation To attend the
Democratic meeting nj Indianapolis on the 9th inst.
and still more for the kind terms I'm which II j.
conveyed.
cannot express the sentiment &c gratitude | feel
towards the people of Indiana for the favorable opinion
they have shown towards me. 1t Will afford me the
greatest pleasure To pass through tie State, ard 10
testify a far as | can the deep sense Of obligation |
feel To- them.
am on my way to Nashville to attend the conycn-
ton To- be- held there ON the 10Th, and wish To- pay Iny
last tribute OF respect perhaps, II the venerable man ct
the Hermitage, who has done 81 much for his owl fame.
and 81 much for his country. On my return Will
land nt Madison. and will be with you upon the 9th.
That day ] viii have the happiness If spending with
the Democracy e Ind ana.
With high respect. ! ar, Gentlemen.
Your obcflcnt servant,
LEWIS CASS.
Livingston Dunlap. IIorato J Iiaris. .iP. Chapman,
Alex =. Morrison, and Others Of The Democratic Central
Committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

Mr.. Clay has written a letter TO the editor Of the
Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Monitor. IN which he says.
" persour2y, Icoud hare no oJection 70 the a1neration
OF T}JaS: but | certainly would not te wiling to see
the existing Union d ssolyed. or seriously jeoparded.
fr the sake Of acquiring Texas A. no one Is wild
enough TO suppose that there is the slightest danger
to the permanently of the Union from the annexation
Of Texas, this, of course, amounts to an open deciar-
alton IN tdror Of annexation. and IS designed as an
Offset TO his letter Of tie 18th ccainst annexation.
This IS Clay all over-hiCh tariff views for the North,
and low tariff views for the South, and anti-Texas
views for the North, and. pro-Texas views FOR the
South. We have heard Of gamblers before "ho had
a different set Of cards for every class of dupes they
diddled out If their money: and now we see Il
llustrated.-Bqy STATE Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
General CaSS.
Correspondence betreca GES. LEwfs Cass and n
Iadla,la Drmocroiic aiaie Ccntral Co1nnniiee.

Correspondence befreta GES. LEwfs Csss and The
Indiana Democratic Siafe Ccnfrai COMMITTEE.
lSntAxAroLis. August 3. 1871.
Gen. LEWIS Cas- SfE-The Democratic Central
Committee IT Indiana, IN behalf Of the Democrats f
The State. respectfully invite You 10 visit Ind anarols
on the 2luh Il August instant, where Won VIII find n
hearty welcome from those who are ever ready and
will NJ Ia award a tribute of honor and respect To
those who have distinguished themselves IN tie
situations which they have flied; and tie, lave not
tnled to perceive IN your character. talents. and
devotion to country an object # regard and gdmra-
ton. Your labors and perl, in tie battle field /:
your conduct as superintendent of Indian affairs,
wherein lie Interests e Indiana were IN your hands
your g Bnceton with thu administration f General
Jackson your invaluable services AZ the Court If
the French and n defence of tic American fac On
the high seas, together with your infexible support
q Democratic PRINCIPLES. are among tie ingrcd onfs
Of exalted character which We are proud to clam fr
you; and n your Irceouce on orr soil. We are anxious
to tender you the evidence # tie feelings Of our
people towards YOU.
Accept from rs. individually. assurances Of our
personal and political esteem and friendship.
LIVINGSTON DUNLAP.
IiORATGO !. HARRIS,
]. =. CHAPMAN.
ALEX f.. MORRISON,
TIlOS. JOHNSON,
=. y. SINNER.
5. p. DANIELS,
AR. kOONTZ.
!. +. DRAKE,
JULIUS NlCOL.AI,
y. b. PALMER.
CHARLES PARRY,
JOHN CAIN.
EDWIN IIEDDERLI,
y. WEST.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
!. 81 r. LAwurAp. Nos.w G.
NifEfillI.~

4Dy virtue of al execution b. me dfsff.d T. 81 Tie fsfk's
- ofse nfihe Marion circnt esfsi. : Viii sr.-- g. rn,lc s@,, n,
tn court hru~e door. "a ~ ~ at indssnsr-si. 80 tie sha s -
S~f. l-if, htt~-rn ih- hsfF- pfrscnA.diN law is r'if- ad Its
- for seven years Of The follow Ihe Described RAJ estate, -iuhi,a IN
Nafion county. u OWN.
t1t< No = = and q, in square No. 10. n the TOW = India srou-
And on failure To realize the ffl amnuni e-hiaidsf Is sad rffu-
tsn, Will Al the same time and place Expo. M. Zee snIs - satf n-l
estate executed a = the pro- eus 81 Joha Donga-s and stb.-. Al tic
SUIT f Alfred Harrison aud afhrfs.
ing j.. Iea n62l y skeuf W c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

CPN virtue 81 an earfHIon r. NE tgetf I'D ipn tie 'i'fk .
ID office II the Marion cruf fonf. WI tsa*'io fgiir sale. II
the conn house donr IA the taw1 - indianapolis. "a ~" ~ ass ~
sen. Ill. h.;N--n Tire hours Iee-trtsd - ia~, f+ fftf- nd
profits Tor seven f'al>ef the following 81, -sutri real 'dais sfuai'd
~ Marion county .to Nj:
The west hall 81 tb- -srh west qulfrr - reeii,n No { ,n town
~hro No D.. north ct range 10. - sa-f. containing - - 4p
acres. aud atp the east hdf - The ~rTii west quarter ni rmi
secip,n6 q. ~ township No IL. month At range y" 3 eat. confirming
- - laj acf.S. ekor. how ever. - ars- I'll t. sat -W- - ue
sah sorh west qirter OF SAT- section - "a toN u>tH. ani range
aferf said.
And On failure 10 realize thf fe!l amount demanded ~ SAID writ.
I VIII al To. IA Time and iss- eV"s- the g. e -asis "f -sd r~f
ESTATE. .ve,ni,d A. The praTtrs q E'ief l. Nsi?l- a. The su'
If John ~ Isylor.
a., III! ? o. r. n IAWurAD. SI,,f ~ z.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
<srcn. EsIisais, ANA Annexation.

The New York sun. an able paper, neutral IN poll
tics. has tie following candid notice of the develop
mcnt~ Of British policy in regard to Texas.
Grraf Britiqp and Apreraicn-Thc y. Orleans
papers coutaina letter from Capt Elliott. Charge dc>
Atf,irs of Great Britain. t. the Secretary of Safe of
Texas. which IS of great Importance at this crisis a
indicating the policy of England in relation 70 that
country. and which we think fully su>tain> the recent
declarations made OF THE INTENTIONS OF
GREAT BRITAIN TO CONTROL THE DES-
TIMES OF TEXAS. Capt. Elliott in this letter
evidently proves; 1t. The great anxiety Of the
British Government to present annexation. ID. That
Great Britain has been cndea voring 10 prevent Mexico
acknowledging the independence Of Texas. unless
upon a solemn remuneration Of any and every project
of annexation. I'd. That it is the intention Of Great
Britain 10 use every effort to settle the difficulties be-
tween Mexico end Texas ON a basis conformable to
British policy. provided Texas relinqui>hes the project
of annexation. 4th. That the annexation question some
between the United States and Great Britain: in the
settlement of which. is To be decided WHETHER
AMERICAN OR ENGLISH POLICY Is To PRE-
VAIL ON I'll CONTINENT. These are very
important and startling points. and evidently show
that Great Britain has been very active IN our affairs
with Texas. and no d)ubt has produced the sudden
determination of Mexico to oppose annexation. The
United States. at the request OF Texas. solicited Great
Britain and France TO unite in obtaining from Mexico
a recognition Of the Independence If Texas. The
English Cabinet refused TO become a party TO this
pacific policy, and vet, for obvious reasons, makes this
effort alone to %supplant the United States in influence
over either Mexico or Texas. and TO INTRODUCE
THE ODIOUS SYSTEM OF EUROPEAN
INTERFERENCE IN MATTERS E{CLC-
SIVELY APPERTAINING TO THIS con-
TINENT.
CAV WE PERMIT THE ESTABLISH-
NENT OF 4 VAST BRITISH INFLt-
ENCE on OR SOTTHERN BORDERS!
Can we allow Great Britain to encompass u. possess
ing territory on our North. East. and South. ard by
ACQUIRING Cnh, 10 obtain tie key II tie Gulf #
+ Mexico /, This * now lie position which that enter
arising rover must possess. We having rejected annex
alton. # the American people do not move N tie
matter,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

Irafa-arff-- NI-- H. l-ff.
fENTiE unfrf~isue wo"id rsrcff4i. sat fhs attsftl'n - -rh 81
u The tl,fks 81 fh- 'iWuH Cont as hakr nj Observed
y. u HE provision IN the 6li sn- hon. Hh article aHi - 'hfff'f d
ste Revised statute. fase f4i, F'lirfr- ftffrf- - H~'Ff"'" 81
S'u'f,i- and Representatives, "a III General N--~t ~, p. l~ TAM
ml'ci % ils ofae. NN sHLE1S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

One Of the Boston Greys. at Baltimore, gave a
toast -. TIE fftv-Six ~igner> Of the Declaration q
INTERCHANGEABLE heaviest fife six IN tie worid-aii
Europe could not In 1t - The best toast We have
read for a year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

lIR. Clay To THE LADrEs.-Mr. Clay gratefully
acknowledges the presen; Of a splendid quit from
Philad lpaia Lad.e-made IN square. each fTme.
# two purple velvet, placed daeenIy With twe
white satin squares. TIE borders were ricAl,
trimmed. tie corner oTaameafed with heayy u,scls.
and tic whole lined win white >iia. ThS : what
sc suppose may be called a cisy leg ca5iA quilt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

Thus /; seems. acc. riding "a aulmTra"hahle WIG
Al TiiOaITI. That the nomination If Theod prc Free
linqhuY>on Wa su5>taHtiaily settled by SOUTHERN
M~ENnERS.-and that the whole North was against
him. except New Jersey and ono vote from y. York ,
Truly. the federal cant about Southern location
comes with a poor grace from tho.c who we're forced
to abandon ZIONIST JonN DAVIS" because "tie mat
ter u0s substantially Sctled in n meeting Of the South
crn members last crenipg'' !.-IHctory Ire.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
MEKlEE.A AL.

n , Y virtue of an eVrcuitn 70 ~ afrsvfrd frm te 'leis-o-os
ID Of the Marion Crcng 'osri, VII etgs~' e. rhhlc .ae. , Inc
Count House door. m Tive tos n &c indianapolis "a Tic IN "a, ~
sept. l5ti, tfwee- tive honr- p%-cfsef Z. j." = 'a'r"n p"
ITS fr seven s-ar- n The following described 70 estN-, situate in
Marion county, Ia WI.
The north act quartz II section :. m tern<hp Is, north ofsn-e
4 eaS ut,t a. : iNi acre.. 2 arr- iu the n rn ~ttc orn-r
OF the south -at qIirer OF tie ~tn- ~eoN'1, h"ashP and range, or
90 much a. viii pas sud execution and c~i.
And an foau,e Ia realiz- Tie fG amnlnt demanded ~ s@d rxecn
ton. I " ~ Il % -su- TIM and rs- -sf--e . t> sHftr = -afd
raj estate. executed = > Tie properly " hn VI. Rec, q ie sst ~
Cewse Nssey.
.4ay. Is, lsi4. Z Isl p iaWH.ip, s-~,F " z
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Democratic Se,...

Mr. Warner Las nsN Ia prs q Iat phlei f excel
lcut Democratic snrS. 1t nil L. u li-rd next
week, and may be ladai tl % ..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

The following. from tie L,rrain Republican, dis
poses of tie home marked funhug III slora order:
Much Is sad by te wings about furnishing a
''home market" for eur west m Ir due. To show
the utter a~b~urdty of thiS, let u losk az a few facts
and figures.
According e. tlc cen Us of l~lo. there was y Pr
persons in the United States in tie manufacture Of
wooilcns. MANY of tee are women and CHI laren.
Allowing ten La~Acl, If wheat 10 each lersa :. (and
the estimate Is liberal ono.) iley would con,umc
Franklin county raised 2.i3.a9I bushels Of wheat.
Now let Us OK IT figures.
Amt consumed ly wooln manufacturers 2l3,3l2
AMT produced b. FHnalnc,. 2l!,99l
Subracted. leaves a ~.rrflus a0,67l
Thus one county in Chio can surply I'll tho manu-
f'cturcr~ If wopllcn good N the tinted State. and
have 3O67l bu>hel, 70 spare.
But further. The total number Of persons cnra god
in the manufacture Of cotton. a. appears from the
same census. i 12.li9. Allowing each Icr,on to con-
sumo. as above. 10 bushels. It would amount to 12i.-
l90 bushels per annum. Tho surplus wheat OF Ohio
alone amounts annually to over l2.tou.otG bushels.
This is wheat raised to sell. Now let Us look at t.
Amount used by woollen manufacturers 2l3,3i2
Amount used by cotton do '2l,l90
vota, amount 93i.532
Subtract thu from l.,GC0,CoO. and wc Lave II Go.
10 bushels surplus.
And where i this graz to find a market, If not
abroad Talk Of .home consumption" 1t i absurd.
Ohio can twice sopTly the hone market IN the Union.
We must export grain or be ruined. That cannot be
done with a prohibtory tariff. such a. we now have.
Farmers. what shall he done
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Southern Ep.ciafiDn.

Grorcrrowx, Ohio. Aug. 3. 1911.
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UAwEoN COME SUMMARY.


-. KEMPfE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

The STATE FIR lie HSc Of a-r. r .ladCrSO1 r. A. Error to
the Clay {. c. Opmtun hy judge BLAoKTonD. Where
a SUIT J. brought hv the State ON II sciloo, comm.sSiuners
bond, the writ must show either ca ~ face. or by an IN
dorS'neut. the name of the person Tor Whose use the
suil - brought.
There is no such person ne congressional township
numbered II north Of range numbered : wcst. The
corporate name of the township intended 70 he designated
by that description. l.. THE inhabitants Of congressional
township no. II. no ia % range no. : west. IA the coun-
~ of Nc. J~ndgwfaf AFFIRMED.
IfedgeS r. Bird q al. Error 20 HE Alien e c Opinion bv
by J. SuLLIvAS. l. X. was the owner ola certificate issued
by the commissioners Of The and T.. canal fr an - acre
tract ofIand living in the county of Allen. I. ID X was also
the owner Of n certificate granted hv The same commits
Sloners. for an 20 acre tract adjoining The land owned bv |
X. The purchase money. by the terms Of The certificates
rs well as bv the provisions Of the statute of 1870. would
be payable in the year la. nj whirh time the pnrchas-
ers or their dssignces would be enfrtied To patents. I X
sold n ]. ID. X. q acres and 81 rods. parcel Of hrs tract.
and executed 10 him a title bond, binding himself to con-
vev the same as soon as 4 patent should be obtained. I
ID. X. also sold 10 | *. a small rarcci containing 133
poles Of his tract and executed n like tile bond tp him
The consideration was raid, and the parties put respect
lively IN possession. | X subsequently, IN his cnnfrac,
with | d. X. sold and assigned the certificate for the
tract Of land. containing. the o acrcs and 81 poles. 10 one
I. s. who sold and assigned it fc Hedges tho piainuf m
error, both OF whom were informed Of !. ID Ks equity
At the time the as-i1nmer' were made fn them respect
iveiv. !. ID X. ai>o sold aud assigned to r End - de-
Pendants in error, the certificate Tor he ,rac, oi land own
ed b, hin. Also The lille bond of I X for the Q acres
and "a rods AZ the same time. Thy were informed ri
tho contract with / *. ff The conre,anc. of tire ia
roes above mentioned Hedges. after H. purchase from
|. : beranie possessed of Tie q acres AMI ~ poles rreNi-
ons'y sold To ! ID * and ~hil has The possession. tie =
also IN possession nf The l3i poles above menrione1 On
the foregoing f,ci~. fhe circuit crsr dror.tl ff.t lIets.-
make and deliver d, 3 md - q fftr bond ai tie conre,-
ance ot ,ho . afre~ end - rals above dee~rbet. - soon
- NJ shonia receive = pseat to- .he same fom The Sat
And that 2 and - nake and deliver 'e HEDGES = utis
bond for the conXeyanfe a the ~ rof soon - fe
should receive a patent for the saue from ic SAFE. Ileid.
thar the decree was erroneous. The parties could not be