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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

Hon WIN CosT IouSsoS heads the Wing Delegate poll II
Efe,!ercs and i,c chosen Ot course
Hon PIip F. THOMAS late VI. &. heads he Loco poll 10
Delegates in Talbot but beaten with all his ticket in tina
lie tncf l-Oun
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
Our Assembly Ticket.

We learn that tho Wing Nominating Convcn.
ton met at Bioadw&y iiousc last evening and
agreed on three Of our thirteen candidates, VIZ
RICHARD S. WILLIAMS,
EGBERT BENSON, and
ELBRiDGE BALDWIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
MARY AND
WINGS OF THE UNION.

Ne send you glad tidlngs from Mary land. We
have realized our hopes and fulfilled our promise 20
Won bv the election OF Wing Governor and
Nbiy Legislature. THoMls u PRArr, our caodi-
tare ior Governor IS elected by decisive msJority,
and 10 the Legislature we have elected members
fTnm seventeen Counties out Of twenty composing
Io addition I, the great triumph OF redeemins The
Executive o: lae Sta.e icom The dominion OF Loco
Focoisrn. 10 which II mas been su2J'ct Tor 10" SIX
,esrs. We have secured the following result IN ,ar
I .risiatuf.:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
IL The WHO'S OF BRocKLYs had an immense

II The WIGS or BRooKLYE had an Immense
gathering on Thursday night 10 present prize TO
JoHS H. WAHLAsp, Editor OF the New-Bedford
Bulletin. for Song written for the Young Mems
Clay Club. The presentation speech, by H. NJ.
Parsons, OF New York, was brilliant etiorr. The
prize was received by MIR. Cook, of brooklyn, in
behalf OF Mr. Warand, who necessarily alb
sent. Mr.. c. was particularly happy in his short
but appropriate reply TO Dir. Parsons. Hon. ISAAC
c. BATES, L. 5 Senator from Massachusetts, was
then introduced and made. he always does,
eloquent address. DUDLEY SELDEs followed him
in one OF his best epceches. Songs were inter-
pcrsed wi,h The exercises, and the hGppest spirit
prevailed. kiogs will do her day!
The Hoboken IA -iGrtier-Acquittai III OF menSes.
The young mas, Pardon +. Menges, accused
OF tue murder, several weeks since, Of Albinos
Mafthens, IN Hohoken, was yesterday brought up
for rial al Jalscy City; and tue evidence lc1 the
prosecution lay:sg been heard, the Court re-
marked tina, there seemed 10 &c no necessity for
Il defence, as the evidence adduccd On the part
Of the State was too contradictory and uni,nPor.
,ant 10 furnish grounds for any farther proceed
incs The opinion OF the Jury was expressed lo
The same effect, the prosecution was wi;hdra~n,
and Menges honorably discharged. receiving to-
kcns OF sympathy and congratu,auon from the
Court, Jurors, Counsel aud spectators. The case
was deeEGeG By Col. Wright, AID Nj Miller OF
Jersey Clly--to the efforts OF which gentleman
IN MS behalf Inc accused gratefully acknowledges
his Indebtedness
e No. Y. OF Harper Illuminated Bible Is pub
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

e No. Y. OF Harper's Illuminated Bible is pub
lshed, containing large number Offne illustrations.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

OF The Clay Tribune FOX the presen, week ma
be had at our Des the News Boys Pce two cents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

Pi,iIiP BRISSEI. President German Club. c,-.
s. A. CHCKER.NG Pfes'teot Of me unlsu sa n q Asa.
C.TifRNER P.eadent 10Th WaId Ashana ASsoclsuoh'
I X JESSIIP 10Th
T BEySf ri h,e,iden; KnickerbocLef Clay Club f,L
tJi10rT RiiSES Prrs't y Men. 9Th Ward Clay CIuo'
IOiiN MARTIN President Hanover Association.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
From our Evening Edition oi yesterday.
MARYLAND is WING.
l.hiS Governor elected by a smnlT ma jori-
ty-LegtxiaIurc overwhelmingly Whig
Correspondence of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Thursday o'clock P. hi

THOMAS q. PR-3TT. C'orcrrt0r--FlRST WHlG
EVER CHOSEN ny TIE PEOPLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

Total, so far. 29O,63 1885, 2S,320 Is, $50
Loco majority 639.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06
FRESH GROCERIES.

March 80, l844-3w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

Il appears from Alderman Tillon's late
upert 10 the Board Of Alderman Of the
ely Of New York, that the yearly ex-
psass Of the police Of that city is about
$4,000, and the number Of persons 1t
employs, exclusive Of those at the prison,
aims house and Long Island Farms, is
iases thousand one hundred and sixty
liee. being more than three fourths the
humber Of the whole police force Of the
eky og London! lie recommends re-
eaclion Of two thirds the number Of EN-
ployers, but NO reduction in the amount
of expenditures. The value Of taxable
prspety within the city limits, according
y he report Q! the Comptroller, is $s27,-
ss0,0e0, SO, 50 that the . aggregate expense
q The new plan would be within ! per
eent. M
In connection with the subject Of l;cen-
aoasness, The report gives some astQund-
~ statistics. Tho number Of public
esortezans in the 9th Ward, isskree han
~ and ely, sndin the whole city. more
aan' tes fkoxsand! In, 1910 there were
= The city Of New York, 81. 900 females
sstween the ages Of 10 and 80 years
supposine the number to have siacreased,
TINS time. 70 a., 600 we shall have one
assA OF the female population between the
- Tor prostitutes seldom i've beyond
~ that are, irresrivably, qoacsst, fps,
society! Il ours IS not COUNT i needipp
0e1al reform, We should hka Ia know
where that country is!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

That quiet sleepy little Rip Van VIA
lie hamlet away up among the Highlands
III the Hudson, is said 10 have been put in
isrriblc flui,er last week. by an eIope-
uenf. The successful wooer, says :he
Hudson RIVER Chronicle. was limb Of
be law, named Merit Van Ward, frl-
10 Eve feet nine inches. with good sup
ny Of black, curly whiskees, etc. The
hir lady is a Miss Benedict, daughter
u General Benedict, sweet, charming
I'D romantic maiden, DER whose head
Dme eighteen summers have shed their
nys; and what adds TO her other numer-
sas charms, is the fact that she holds in
er own right the key to a treasure OF
nme $50, 600 hard cash. Van Ward had
ben some time enieavoring 10 spirit her
I,say, but unsnccessfuily. At last, aided
Eiy a pair Of fast horses, he succeeded in
AIRY ing the lady beyond the reach Of her
Ihothers, and in few hours they were
laade happy. saa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06
TERRITORY OF IOWA.
- DIS NolSr Canary 30.

+. Il EtttllORA Of lOW A, 4
~ DEs Nouns COUNTY.
In the district court Of said County to the June
term. A. d. lel4.
James Clark. Ccmpf, rs Edward l.. Conant, Geo
Heaton and Levi Sprague, impleaded with Amos
Tadd. In Chanctry. b,H FIR partition, SC.
The SAID defendants will hereby take notice
that On the i1th day of December, A. D. 1913. the
said complainant 6ied in the ofhce Of the Clerk OF
said court his certain bill of complaint. in the
above suit. stating in substance that previous to
the public sale Of lots in the city of Burlington.
BY the United States. in February, 18li. the said
petitioner and said Amos f.add wero the joint
owners Of the possessasy title to town Lot No.
$40. in the city sfBur,ington. in said county; and
that on or about the 6th dav OF February, l64l,
said petitioner an said Latd purchased the le-
gal title 10 said lot. Of the government Of the
United States. as Joint tenants: and that j, was
agreed by said petitioner and said Ladd to make
partition thereof, and that said petitioner should
have choice Of halves. and that BY consent aud
agreement Of said Ladd said petitioner selected
the south half OF said Lot. and has improved the
same by erecting thereon com Portable and costly
building, and .ther improvene nts, t. the value Of
Thousand dollars more; that deed Of par
ttion has been made between said petitioner aud
said Laid. although said petitioner has always
cupied and still does occupy the said south halt OF
said lot and controls il as his owl. Said bin al
so states that on or about the 22d day Of October.
1910, one Edward L. Conant. who sues for the use
of one George Heaton, recovered a Judgment
asainst said Ladd ia said District Court for the
sum Of about one hundred and four dollars and
fifty cents damsges and that some part, Or all OF
said Judgment still remains unpaid as said Clark
uRde rstands; and that on about the 18th day ri
May. l84l, one Levi Sprague recovered judg-
ment against the said Ladd in said court for the
sum Of about s'xty-sx dollars and eighty -n'ne
cents damages; and that although the greater
part OF said Judgment has been paid, that said
CLARK y informed and believes small part there
OF y still unpaid.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06
LEGAL NOTlCE,
TERRITORY OF IOWA, ! 60
DIS MolNrS C,uSrv. 90

rER n, MaI,,. Of G, IOWA !! IS. III
District Court for said C,un,v. 10 he Juno
Term thereof, A. ID. l644.
John w. Wehber. Judge Of Probate in said
county and Territory, successor Of Robert
Cock. late Judge as atercssid, who sues fcr
the use and benefit Of johnson Dilman and
Mary Elizabeth Ditlman, his witt, late Mary
Elizabeth Anderson, PIT.
George H Reeler implicated with Robert G.
Anderson Ct ais Debt aud attachment.
TIME said George II, Becler win hereby
u take notice, that on the 3lst day OF JAM
uary, 1874, a witt Of attachment was issued
out OF the office Of the clerk Of The said court
ne auxiliary II the original writ In said suit,
Tor the sum OF one hundred and eighty.sne
dollars aud niaety.eight ccIts which said
writ was returned at tho February term ct
said court, iSi4. bv the sheriff of said county,
levied on 20 by 90 fee, Of lot No. 90, in the
city Of Burlington, 10 said county. bounded
rs follows: commencing ut the N. +, corner
OF sa'd lot, running thence wet along the
street 90 toet, thence south 80 feet, thence
east 20 feet, themes north 90 feet 70 the place
st beginning. Now unless the said dcfen.
dent shall appear ana plead in said sait &c.
tore the 1t term OF said court. Judgment
Will DO entered, and the props r,y 80 attached
will he sold to satisfy the sams aud he costs
OF suit. Dated this 10 b dav OF March, A. ID.
i844. JOHN S. DUNLAP. C,,rk.
M. y. BROWNING, Plffs. Atty.
March %, IS4l-4w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06
NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber is now receiving large aud
general assortment &c
READY MADE CLOTHING,
co"sisting OF the following ARTICLES:
1OE Kentucky Jears. Tweed Cashmere, Vel.
ANO vet. PLAT Cloth. Diamond Cashmere,
Sack. Frock aud Dress Coats at various prices,
l5O Bingham, krim'ias, light and brown Liaaen,
Gambroo. md French drilling summer coats
SO Linen, Bingham and Cotton Roundabouts,
$50 psir Cashmere. Casnett, Ky. Jcaus, ribbed
and plai" linen drilling, cottaaads. gmmbroon.
Helyeteen. cord, summer clota aud hard.
times pantaloons. a7
500 pair bleach and brown drilling aad cotton
drawers.
100 6nc satin aud figured silk vests, s.6@
$50 light and dark fancy do
l50 hue muslm shirts, linen hosoms aud collars.
$50 common do
100 brown muslin shirts.
$50 striped. check, calico and gingham shirts.
This assortment Of ready made clothing will be
foa.d to be made out Of the best materials ~ the
subscriber purchased the goods East and had
every piece made to order exprss sly Cor this mar.
ket. Any person wishing cheap aud desirable
art icle will end !, at the sign OF the Great Wes.
tern. on the corner Of Ma,n and Jefferson street
IN the store room lately occupied BY Pos,lewait &
Crcsgan. WIN. GARRETT
Burlington. April 6, le4l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06
LEGAL NOTICE.

Tf ps. ns'ss. c or IOWA. S,
District Court for raid County, to the Jms Term
therec, a. d. 1874.
s'sAssAh r :. f'a' As.omp.i, and
CsoRcS w. WEsrsRoox DEITY Attachment
TIME said George w. Westbsrok viii here
u by take notice, that on the S0,h dav OF
October, A. ID, ls43, a writ Of auachmcn,
was issued out Of the office Of the clerk OF
the said cour. Gas auxiliary 70 the original
wriO in the said suit, FOR the sum Of four hun
drcd and twenty-five dullare, which said ~ri,
was returned Ct the February term Of sale
Court, 1874, BY the sheriff. levied o. 10, No.
e87, in the c,ty Of Burlington, in said county,
with the Improvements, &c. Now unless he
said defendant shall appear aud plead in said
suit before the next term o: said court Jadg-
ment will be entered, and the property 81 ut.
tached will be sold to satisfy the same aud
the costs Of snit. Dated March 10, lSsa.
JOHN s. DUNLAP clerk.
GRIMES & STARR. Pills. Ait'ys.
March q. lSll-.4w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06
Not to be Forgotten.

henry Clay was the advising and
n;rolling friend Of The men who orr
aied the duel between Graves and
LEY. and pushed it on to its murderous
e,mina:ion.
He sxei the issue upon which it was
Inshi; changing it from the one intended
NJ. Graves, aud making it OF such a
raanc;er, that a fatal result 10 one Of
l:ae parties was inevitable.
He PINNED THE CHALLENGE
shich Mr.. Graves sent to the doomed
lad unfortunate Ciiley.
While the parties were out, he was
waiting the issue with all the anxiety
silcia 50 hardened a duelist could feel,
sss was the first person TO whom those
% the ground forwarded the intelligence.
smile Of delight beamed upon his
i,se, when he read these hastily ske,ched
ssrds in penci! mark: Ciliey is shol
-Gr0res is unhurt."
Well has Mr.. Clay been called The man
uik he BLOODY HaND.--Angnsia Age.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

-
The States in which the Electoral vote
has increased, are all agricultural states,
and of course large majority ofthe peo-
Pile are from principle and interest, OPP
posed to the Wing Tariff; and their votes
arc about as certain for the nominee Of
the Democratic Convention as though
they had already been given.
There are IS Electoral Votes less than
in 1910. The Eastern, Middle, and
Southern States have their vote decreased
AMI the vote Of tho Western and South
Western States is increased. The States
in which The Electoral Vote is increased,
have large Democratic majority, and
will without single exception. rast
their vote for the nominee oil the Balti
more Convention.
The following classification Of the vote
Of the States in 1914, is, probably, noi
IA from the truth.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

Election.
Never were the omens Of q victory Of
truth, over lalsehood, of honesty over
profigacy, stronger than at present.
A certain triumph of the Democratic
party in the coming contest, is already
written in the hearts Of our people, 4
determination to cancel the stigma ut.
,ached to our country in consequence of
the hard cider campaign OF 1910. is rro.
claimed from one end OF The Union to
the other. A nomination by tho 3al,i
more Convention is cquivalen. To an cleo.
ton. A preference Tor men has subside.l /.
and preference for measures has taken
its place. Never ia the history OF our
country, was the dividing line be.ween Il
Federalism and Democracy more promi.
nens. The history OF the extra session
N 1871, removed tho veil by which the
Federaiisss had concealed their real prin.
cip'es An appeal to the vilest passions
OF our nature. "no principles for The pub
lie eye," with ali the butlocnery that
characterized the election Of 1910, have
now become matters OF history. Though
IL is true We canno, erase from our memo.
ries the gross abuses Of the elective fran.
chise, the frauds and vices, drunkenness
and debaucheries, by means OF which
the Fedcral,sts obtained the ascendency
in,l8l0; yet we can do much to redeem
the character Of our people, the sacred.
ness Of the ballot box, by a reversal Of
that decision. We can at least demon-
stra.e to the lovers Of liberty and De-
mocracy in our own country, aud
throughout the world, that the hard ci.
der victory was the result Of one Of those
periodical paroxysms OF insanity that
convulse nations that attempt to relieve
themselves from the evils Of corrupt
fluctuahng currcncys by which the whole
property Of the country was fast chang.
|ing hands, and by which thousands and
tens Of thousands Of our honest men
have been reduced from competency and
atiluence to poverty aud want.
simple glance at the following table
OF the Electoral vote Of the States, with
the present Democratic ascendancy in at
least 10 States ont OF tho GO, will remove
all doubt as to the electio OF the ID, ma.
cra'ic nominee OF the Baltimore Conven
ton in May next.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

Doubtfu States, but more probably Tor
Van Buren, than Clay; Connecticut, 3;
North Carolina, IL; Georgia, 10: Ten
nessee, IS; Louisiana, 6-Total, As.
Doubtful States, but more probable for
Clay than Van Buren,: Massachusetts,
l2; Maryland, 8-rotai, 60.
We have claimed no States for Van
Buren,, but those in which the present
Democratic majority is very large, and
has been increasing At every election
since 1910.
The decision Of the. people in 1910 is
already reversed by the same people, in
two thirds of the States that cast their
vote for Harrison. And the only question
that may arise is, are there any new issues
that might induce the people to embrace
Federalism againi Certainly not. The
concealment Of their true principles in
1910 was one Of the causes Of Federal
ascendancy. The extra session brought
to lgh, their frauds upon the people; and
from that day 10 this they have been
doomed TO q succession Of defeats. In
1910 the Federalists had majority IN
10 States aud the Democrats in z, and
now the majority is exactly reversed--the
Democrats have a majority in IS, and the
Federalis;s 10 Z States. se s1f !.
Tho Wings are now compelled TO adj
vocaie openly National Bank. and .
Protective Tariff. They cannot deceive
the people again. The honest Of their
own party are determined that they shall
ayow their principles In the Language
Of Mr. Newton. OF Virginia. : distinguish
ed Wing, .s.Ome mare aseh Uiciosy as thai
Of 1870 ana ne Wigs are ssdoss. /" = =
Piebcisn.. .5sst 5000 ss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06
Adninist ratOr's Sale.

WlLLexpose 70 sale on Saturday the 20ih
u Of April nex:, at the house Of the late
Madison Becman, deceased, Immediately
under the river bluff, six miles above Bur-
lington) the personal property ofeaid deceas-
ed; consisting in part Of horses, cattle, hogs,
corn. aud farming utensils. Sale 10 COM
mence at 10 O'Clock A. M. Of said day, and
continue until 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
Terms Of sale For all sums over FIVE dol.
lars, q credit of nine months will be given.
the purchaser giving bond and approved se.
.urity Eve dollars and under cash in hand.
WILLIAM PARKER, A i'm.
Nf.... 81 .paA -. , 5Ha#
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06
Dtutsfl)cr ART.


ESPECTFuLLYt eadsrs his pretsssioc,l ser.
vices t. the citisens Of laorliHxteN mud vteini.
~. IN the pssct,cs sf Msdicias and Surrery.
II Orvsce aa WARRINGTON ssrssS. between
Wstcs an Kahn streets.
r $. he viii slso pay particular attention to
Dentsi Surgery. such Ms cleansing. inserta =. aud
plugging TEETH, either with gold. silver. or
piAiiaa paste.
Burlington, March sS, sS4i,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06
Valuable Mill Property for Sale

HNaE subscriber offers tor sale, on liberal terms
l. both Of his mills situate opposite Burlington
IN Illinois. One OF sid mills has in full OPP
GRAFTON aud also the main part Of the running gear
Sc, Tor grist mill The other mill is calculated
for saving exclusively. The undersigned WILL
sell both III. m,lls, either of th. milling priv
ilegcs Of the first mentioned one or, ii he cannot
sell. he wsil take IN partner who may have 4
small capitol. The mills are both situated withia
q short dis,arre Of burlington, and in one Of the
most advantageous sections Of the country. For
further part, uars apply TO the subscriber at his
residence in Burlington,
March %. lS44-W f0 GWN. GRlFFFY,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

WE, the undersigned, take this method
w of returning our thanks 10 the ci,i-
1ens Of Barlirg son and vicinity, for the lib
sral patronage heretofore received in our
line Of business, and inform them that we
stilI continue the Boot and Shoe business, on
Water street, one door south os the big brick
on the corner Of Columbia and Water stree T..
Call and see. We have FIRST rate stock on
hand and wiil make any article in our line
Iissls better than the best, and little ch esp
or than Tho cheapest. Now 10 the time for
Bargains. Sign Of the little Goldcn Boot,
Wafer street., Burlington Iowa.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON,
JOHN ORION.
Nssch 30 lsA--6.n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

TIME ussiersignsd Las beer srnointed ~ the
j Hon. The Judge Of Probate for the county u
bee Moines, administrators d 6Anis NOS On the
estate Or James Nj Campbell, late Of said county.
dece.sed. All personss hasiag danaajs against
raid estate viii ARISEN hem 70 tbe undersisHed,
and al owing ssia estate will make payment 10
the sams r. D. MILLS. Adm. Dc 6oais non.
Mareh - JA44-U
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06
Strayed or Stolen.

lI>ROM the subscriber about two weeks Stree
large Gray Horse, about 3 Years old. fiite. u
and halt hands high, aud natural PAGER. 1.-The
was not stolen, he Is prob ably somewhere in De-
Mo,n's ceanty, rs he was torme, " owned by MIR.
Hollsni of Augusta. Any person who win retnrn
the said Lorse to nae. at busing,oa. give iafar-
nation where he may be toaad, viii be suitably re-
warded. W.M. GRIZZLY
Man,n 10 1914 2M ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

Territory of I0trd, -. Fn
county or Dssmsoines. -
District Cosrt FOR said cosMty to the June term
taereof.a. n. 1874. N
CORNELIUS BERNARD, Compt.)
WILLIAM S. ScARBoRoueH,
implicated Ssa, with as Stephen ss;P Gear ch'neey,
TTlHE said VIM. s. Scarborough will hereby
i take notice that on the 18th day Of February
lS44, the said complainant filed in the Office Of
the Clerk Of said Court, his bill Of complaint in
the above suit: stating in substance that at the
government sale Of lands in the said Territory,
in the Burlington Land District in 1888, or 1889,
the West half Of the Southeast quarter Of section
No 20, in township No 40, Nor;h Of range No
West, situated in said Desmoines county, was
offered for sale by the government ofthe United
States, and bid in the name OF Stephen Gear
hart but in reality in trust for the said William
S. Scarborough and one George w. Hight, the
interest Of each Of said parties to be ascertained
and determined by arbitration, and that said Gear
hart was thereupon to execute deeds to each Of
said parties, or their assigns according to the in
ding Of said arbitration; and that the said Scarbo
rough paid to the government the whole of the
purchase money for the said piece OF land, and
the certificate Of purchase was therenpon issued
by the Receiver Of said Land office to the said
Gearhart, he holding the title or the right to the
title in trust as aforesaid said bill also states
that on the Goth day Of February 1916, ono Thorn
as p. Emerson recovered against said Scarborough
in the District Court in and for said county, a
Judgment for the sum Of Sl25 damages, and $l9,-
SO costs of suit, and that on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1912, execution was issued on said
Judgment and placed in the hands of the SheriHof
said county for collection, and that on the same
day, to wit: on the 18th Of September 1912, said