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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06
Mammoth Hat Store[7

q lalt Mammoth Hat Store. 80
g AVERY, having enlarged his store in order to suit
the demand has on hand and is receiving from
and featuring ofthe largest stocks
OF Hats and Caps that has been offered in this city
consisting OF every variety and style In use or
and retailtg5 S,i1u . faf t5i.f u slflstf X III
Persons wanting Hats Caps will please call and ex
anime tho stock Tor themselves, we shall a,yay vs. be
pleased to show our Goods and endeavos to
sun our c4stomerslElL = ap21 " r. SLAVERY.
b. -.s9.5l CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. 81, ( ii. 3
I: PARKER has.tnis day associated with him in
business, MI. Eichelanb. LTD II - - 5ff IA
The confectionery anti cake baking business will
tinued at the old stand No. 146, Main street, under the
name and style of elna1o) T. NJ. PARKER oDsco.
Ll.@it MORE NEW GOODS. n
PILE green bareges, and apple green twisted Silks
IA very scarce and desirable, Just received by -
ma3i ~ b ..e,l zszi :, o.. w. HEISKELL & CO..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

.o.... fsEl9II sfI5i "a - June d.:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

ls5ess taB lEca ~ i=g--- G5l i.s, s,.sjift a. "a
4 stpfYs}IGPuBLic Acr--GfIAP ~ n jia ~ 80,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06
g6NE DEPA. RffMENT.

MORNING. JUNE O. 1858. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

Persian Hair Dye.
THIS preparation will change the Hair any other
i color, to beautiful jet black, without staining the
skin. Price 80 cents. For sale by
: ! fT777I ~ : 7-tf KELLS & CALDWELL,
-oct26 Sole Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

tlApst g aqEtlIi4Iook atiThis! ast 7soeglisS
IA Ithosew who hre DESTROYS OF preserving the memory
~ OF themselves and and friends, do most eee-
tnaily by calling Tarbe & Co.'s Daguer
Ieolype Rooms the Of and die streets
lures which cannot obtained with the same degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city.
TARBEIL&s Coz, Daguerf eotypists,
Corner OF Main and Biddle streets.
iafl2t =. ~ ~ 2 Centre Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

Wheeling and Kanawha Packet
II se7,s4sa. q THE steamer AURILLA WOOD, Capt.
~ s. q. FARLEY, will run regularly between
Wheeling and kanawha Salines, leaving
w heeling every Friday at 10 O'Clock, M,
and ARR wing at Charleston on Saturday evening Leay
ON Thursday morning. For freight passage. apply on
09 mni{ q TO e sqss. s. q BAKER go q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

..i,ou be was struck violent bl,w IN the iass oy
w ~ DE Guard the officers taking not LIE ieass 49,
"a. ss-s,.It. When ssw him he we. IN tas 81
s,nosed 20 the gsze Of a taonssna ins9-A ~ 7ls
- M Mexicans Knowing tn 1911 cue =
3 ~ esse Immediately demsuded bis Ieiesss 70.
- esp,sin o. the port, who is also az Aes1o, ~ ~
sre tine rcprosehng him fOr tae craei tIe-1 I ~ -.
!, permitted the deleBeelsss man - receive ~ H''
,rseeDce. - .~,-,e
,cJd the clo1lds n the man gs;.y OF any cnns
= should be tIied By legal tribunal hs P9AtFsy re-
I'D an, ex examination iBtO the case, and toii me-
ar within fifteen minutes City dollars ior NJ IayIoi
,,eease. or he would send hin . the nny o11s,n
he Castle Of the town where per2ons are nAss 80
cd e. me out covered with vernih J "s'no ~ a..
sgslnst this course tel ~ him plsoly t1sf 'oe a.
sisies. Government would neTer suonnt 20 .s.,oa,
grading in ult and arbitrary punishment o. ~ rj,a
lii reply was that he cared neither ioI "a. 60 Ia
s,s,es nor her power; bic U0rd wss toN ana -. :,
sbould abide by It ard su9er he t1se WI " -.
Commander OF the naval and military y.
Sivisiop end obtained guard OF 'oiils1' ST.
Mr. TsyIcr 10 prison where ne - DO" IilIu ~ ,A n
/ only particularize this ci'e 20 20" V -,
ra,trntff The inyariahe cJUrse parsoe1 " "a
les when American ciiizeas or passengers ia 'o ~
srvp. -. ..,.5ay comment. I will
OH state that 10 AHefcHh i''"H % '- ~ - "
~ mort since September, irDi. -
syo 81, very respectfully, your obedient servant
w. -" PRAScIs w. RICE, L. :. Consul
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DIED.


on wedn,s,.y, Jan a. SARAH EsiIr vie Of = Bfo.s.
10 the flst ofher
III relatives friend. OF family respectfully invited
attend the nnsTn Fdey 2sh ant nom the h0nss ef
Nn " Brown No 10 Grind a n O'eloek
Suddenly Ian. - EDAUSD Bus-iso, otis hfm OLE u
% J. bassng Co -, $500,
~ relatives sad 6us Of ne amy rsspsei ss nysd W
s'isni h funers FrAsy 9Th nsiaL q az oos N hsIs
h. residence No. isl 1eDoas Lt, WasaRgon flasfe "m
oui further nv.ts-Co,
o. Wednesday. Jan %. Of rrrapsss, Jazz Eisca MAR
SHALL rbf % he late Richard MARSHAL Ac 6IA o.
b.
ne fnesas Of the aay ard Of hsr sv william Ench
Gsr Ndsy and DAVID BfossR hs sSd so h- Befabers 81
Un,,.f entes Lodge No 81 o. 40 and msmbss u
nsr I'D. ald ensers fiery n.~spsp~fs gebsrsly
qusstsi - sena anef from her ais IseeDs 30 10 REQ
VII = on Day gs instant, a, ocbet " stoaf farther
sataa Fer remains WI b. aten 70 Ofeep~oo1 tsnsefS r
in'efmsu'.
"a T'tee =. y ani ahf,rsa papers pease cory.
A. The rssdesss Jes-ph ~ sots 30 ~ Besty - 90
Nnday ssh JAn a. The 18th year her sss ChAhLOIfs
We Rev beBy Beae, asi das<ht q ihe AZ = Y "r'
ne reatvssand eais of the iany eIss;sd a,end Der
saerai lr0fa ~ Thomas Chnssh % afesJ ds ,ecs N
siiout 6sTfbef invitation
On Taesdsy sypnas jan g. AHTHUR youngest sffoma.
Jua art Herreffs Eoondsy sg-6 . nG0ahs.
H. r-nsfas vi - tsksn Ms Or ia.sfts~Ef.
AZ s.afb Hassy Ma Jan r. Nrs. ffiIAEErH VT ofUr
W LyEsH and c4Gsber oftts late WIAssW ssfsshsn 90
ofns cry.
A. Assa,, NJ Jaa. % af-rs sor las- RI, sYLygsrgR
JUDD ssef ~ yeas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
T The Uoonsoekef Patriot acknowle

~ The Wo0ns0cket Patriot acknowledges
The reception Of spples which have the pscuarty Of
being very sweet de and wholly sour on the other
~ II. f.. Keys il the second City Marshal
Of Yazoo Miss who has been killed in year in that
city.
EV The LogaHspOr (Ind) Journal says that
lead oremarkabe purity has recently been found in the
neiFhborhood Of that place.
~ Philip GlOice has been discharged for
clipping with tie wife OF Andrew Johnson of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
~ That excellent newspaper, The Reading
(Pa Gazette and Democr0t has donned a dress. IL IL
now in j. 18th volume.
ty Tie Dedhdm (Mass) Democrat has en-
tertd uron lis 18th volume II published By Elbrdge O.
Robinson. as Free Democratic paper.
To- The GcOrgiG Wafchman is the title of
new Independents paper just issued at Townsville. Ga BY
r. W Johnson.
re- The TaHadega (Ala) Reporter announces
the death OF Judge Robert Lawson, Of that place
iY' An exchange paper states that there
millions of three cent pieces in circulation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THREE MKS DRowsEp NJ rHk CArsixIxs
or A sLooP.-on Monday afternoon sioop engaged
ia freishtng .snd fem Duck Bar the eastern ex.
,remiy Of Barren Island to New. York. was c,psiscd
while crossing sand bar In Rockawsy Irlet and the
Captain. Adam S,ilwell snd two scamea we're
drowned. schooner within sight bore down upoa
the sloop. but the crew were unable 70 render any
assistance in consequence Of the heavy sea They.
however. psoeurei hG>bosi from Barren Island and
mansged 10 reach the wreck when they found the NE
less body OF the Captain hanging in the rigging The
bodies OF the two sesmen were no, recovered An in
ques, was held upon the body OF Siiwo by Coroner
Donly and verdict in accordance was rendered lie
body was taken 10 New York where hs irieats reside.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
Mr.. Rice 10 The Secretary Of State.

AcAPULco. Dec ], 1852
SIR: The inclOsed copy of a letter was for
Waded by to the Uniscd States Minister to Mexico
yesterday;
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATEs,
"AcAPULCo, Nov 90 1852. !
"SR By papers file IN the OthCe OF the Legation, you
xil perceive that American, named George Bond, mas
ieeu Imprisoned in the Castle Of Acapulco for nearly
scar without tnal that H my request Mr. Lecber ASKED
be Minister of Justice 10 directions thst Bond should
be released tried forthwith Mr. LeIcher subsequently
sme three months sinceWfote thAt directions had
complied with was unable 10 procure trial or the
f,lease OF Bondthe Court paying further attention 10
the matter than after several weeks releasing Bond from
sCnN imprisonment and placing bum as servant m the
house Of OF the principal slcadeSwho preends thar he
IL security for Mr.. Bonds appearance for trial.
mu oiately wrote 10 Mr. Lrteher informing him OF this
phase OF the affair. wcekthe man having been
q slave it for than two mo1ihsl asket che
scalde IL be oLld release him; o. which he replied:
There Il his detention ougr that know OF,
snd he can 20 where be likes Under these circumstances
the agent OF the Pacific Mai Steamship Company, ptyns
Bonds condition, gave him II passage TO Cdornla' bat
IS t0on as he board the Northener an order was
issued hs arrest aud he has been compelled o. rsu ne
III. place servant in the house OF the aeAde, where he
row Is - ~,
Il would also inform the legation that Dr. Dnslage Of
% TOWN has been released from hs bond Tor tue
anne arruce of VIM Thompson American, Tor tna who
impsoned the castle for about htcen MOI TINS ana
been der bond for months more without tfa
Il sm Sir very respectfully, your obcdieni servant,
FRANCIS W. RicE, u ). Consul
have previously addressed several letters to the pe-
pariment on the suhiec; of the imprisonment, without
nia of these and Other American citizens, but have as
yct received no reply.
Lam. very respectfully, your obediont servant,
FRANCIS w. RICE L. :. Co nsul
Hon Secretary Of STATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
Mr.. Rice 10 Mr.. Besser-G Eriraets.]
AcAruLco, Fndsy, Oct /, 1919.
T. A. 18th "a n.notnhar Hal tpi


sn: In the month Of December, SOL, ten
,oDths since Georse Bond an American citizen was ar
,osted or suspi ion Of having He'd drunken VI Sczn
sbo was found drowned wfaOut any mark Of violence
spOu him and THROWN into prison. BOND i very
sie inOfufive rnsn the last IN t1e world 70 co
sit murder: and the only evidence on examination
,gainst him was that the Mexican came TO hte cOfse
tooth he keeping the night before, and on maxin
good deal Of non e. Bond Id him he was Intoxicated
I'D had better 90 away. month after, Bond was
brown into the cattle he came 10 my house under
tnarge Of two armed SOLDIER the soldiers telling me
nat II would give twenty five doars they would tel
,ho killed the Mexican. As hed not the least idea that
anybody killed MIN, and knew the soldiers would not mes
tate " away any mans life for s55 !. Of
course refused Immediately gong 10 the jud gs oce
inform HIM Of the fact Of BOnds being brou hit 20 my
b0use In the way he was, and ssking explanation,
Ehicb. however, he evaded giving me. o. course
JOu perceive that the man did not come 10 my house
Without some high officer knowing the object Of hs
sisit
When Bond had been in prison several months. |
isked for tiial for him. and subsequently asked the
thing tyTO or three times Getting sitisfactDn,
represented his care 10 Mr. Letcner Mr. l.. demaniet
rom the Minister Of Justice that order be sent down
here Tor Bonds trial discharge Lich believe was
done, and asked me 10 notify him whether tue
Court woui comply with the order. After several days
addrestod note 70 the Judge, but received no reply
lie told me however, that the man should be tired; Dut
BE- no. sod again addressed the Judge note. HIS
answer ~ this note was, that Bond released FROM
prison under bail the charge of murder. Thi5
feaIly two months since, aud toe IL yet in the
same snaion being forced rcuain in the house Of
one OF the az aides as hit cook
Thompson, whofe care has often been represented
1be Legation McxicO and 20 the Department. Is 70
esfedi nom the Castle, but s under baii after du
rance coiufnenng in November, 1880, without tria.
would say 10 the ID ipsrtnen That sill hold the or
Der OF the District Judge 90 remain prisoner Ia my own
house and have in fact been prisoner since June ii,
lsj2 space of neatly four months without the later
krcDce of the Government OF the United States, aud
giihout having received word Of advice from the Dc
.sfirnept Of State OF the subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

Agriculture and stock raising arc tie p-iacipi emry
ment Msny spend part OF ther TINE IN tls n rs.
Cattle ell AZ large and some good sock ms ossa IN
trUd ced By eTngrsnts Good hog ere eo1mo1; there
il COW and pigs running At large here worth 500
files end musquifoes are rot ir0ublesons; few are
found lurking about water courses. Taerr y bus f.e
variation Of sOil and productions in tae different val
leys though this pleases hest being nearer te be
market Some o. the miners doing well; sDne
lunps found weighing sl2 and occasionally 3 man
throws out from 500 10 500 day
VIII now recommend me outfit necessary for "a =
journey Your clothing may be such you co noal '
wear IN the State' both for male and fenale. Tls -
the cheapest article buy and will not pay trans
porsfiOn -Four yoke Of hardy cattle 70 load u twen-
y hundred. Your wagon should be gh. snf strong.
Young cows are the most preft fble stock - drive
Your vic ns FOR each psrsOn should be 20 pounds
81 four 100 pounds Of bacon 80 pounds Of sugar. p
pounds Of nee IL pounds Of dded fruit one peek Of salt
and plenty for stock and such groceries "a yJu com
monty in the States. Do not depend on getting sup
plies u forte you will be sadly Disappointed be;
ter have too much than not enough a. you will hni
many poor ernigrants In need.
Let your loading consist Of provisions feather beds
blankets and few necessary oos 70 use on the roat
Many erngrsnts cook upon the ground nut mail ighi
stove IL better. wood ia scarce ia many places aud
often Buffalo chips viii have to be assd.
Ssrt from Council Bluff BY the fret Of Nay. Be sure
and procure guide box. Come through the South
Psss then keep both right hand roads til this site OF
Soda SPRING., then take the lehsn1 rOsd Travel reg
ulsrly every day Is 20 miles; and before coming 20
the klamath Lake country form yourselves into large
bands for safety Go wei armed, give nothing 70 the
Indiana but keep them at distance. and you viii hsVe
no trouble
Ifyou come give me information 20 that effect and
will meet you IN that country. Bring A few garden
seeds You may resi assured that al kin Of fruit
common 20 the temperate zones flourish ldxur1aniiy
here Bring q good supply OF quilts aud blankets, as
cur summer nights cooler than ia OHIO, and our
winter nights much warmer.
have given you the most important Information OF
the country, and may have over oked some things you
nav with to know This letter Is intended for all VINO
contemplate Journey the Pacific State. Ny term Of
Office as Sheriff viii not expire ill June, 1854.
Yopr. with pleasure ROBERT C. sYKRs
Table Rock ~, jackson Co, o. T.
Richard HsI, ofanEs,Ile, Trumhun Co, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
LAW INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
wAsmseroS, Monday. Jan. ~, 1855
Joseph Howard, Esq, of Ohio, was admitted
an Attorney and Counsellor Of this Cour,
No S. Mary L. Bo.l4y ct al appellants Elizabeth ~.
Boscss esscuuis The argument OF this e'usc was CO
by Mr. Mayer for the appellant and continued ~
MIR Campbell ioi the sppeilee Adj
The Kosciusko case will we are requested 10
the Supreme Court Of the United Satcs
ton orrow "Wednesday st o'clock Major q Tochmsn
vii open for the heirs OF koscusko. tie viii be foowcA
by Messrs r. s Coxe McCey and Redin counsel OF the
a. Pendants in the Hon Reyedy Johnson will ccss
Tor the heirs OF koscusko.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

Frn R.uRo.D AccpEsr-On Tuesday
afternoon a man named Mathew Gilcherin injured
at the Chesuut-st Dep0t, Newark, by being thrown
from the track by the cowcstcher he having fallen
thrown hmself upon the track Yesterday morning
he died In consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
SITE or rHr ORR BaEwrRs--THr NEw

SITE on rHE ORR BREwERY--THE NEw
BUILDING The foundation Of the building on the
ute Of the Old Brewery et the Five Points il LAID and
the walls are going up rapidly To-day o'clock the
Corner stone OF the Edidce to be laid by BshOp
JANIS The exercises will be conducted In the tempo
ra1y building called the shanfy just erected ia the
h,iIe park the Five Points To be used the 5;Jo
rec N End ssior-Meeting room until the building
i completed. Rev DR.. Pens, Rev. Dr. Dewitt, and
Rev DR. Kennedy will deliver the addresses OF the oc.
eason Th,re viii be sim ing BY the School Children
The Police cguasons viii be ample The build
ing which 4. going Up there il being built II brick Il
will be u Zee; front BY % feet in Depth and four stories
high besides the basement Ultimately there will be
extension Of the building IN the rear In the basement
viii be the School room which will be capable Of ae-
comnodating go pupis. There viii Alse be IA infant
Classroom large enough for 100 children. On the
basement door viii be the wssh-room and bathroom
for the beneSt Of the school children. The basement
Ct tic parsonage VIII be upon the came door. On the
met foor Of the bgildng will be the CAsperOom ca
psble Of seating so persons-snd occupying the great
ct .hsre Of the 6rst and second storesthe gallery
being upon the second floor. Al the end Of the build
ing toward Centre-st Will be the rooms appropriated
parsonage and q, the other end passage for ten
ans The thiId and fourth hoors viii be divided inio
or tenants. Il s the design OF the Missionary
Society 20 furnish temporary sccommOd there 70
families while taking 70 get them into more
favorable localities where free from the temptations
Of thas ueishborhOOd. they may become better and
more comfortable There will be accommodations Tor
about twenty families allowing each the ase OF one
RON and two bedrooms. The front Of the building
VII be Of Staten leland brick The door and wiodo"s
of the ChSre VII be circular-hezd IN style The arca
i,ectuIe OF the birding throughout i 10 be plain sub
st.rt,l ard N kesrnr with the use which IL 70 be
sppied Tie cot II the building viii be about $1,000.
Tse ladies' Of this Society give ASSURANCE Eha:
th;s IL not dsacnisarieaAi or sceisriSa zcyk IL
proof Of ks. they say that no sectA-iAn society
hss beea established there under their auspices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

ESTERrAISMESrs.-HoR GREELEY VIII
deliver lecture to night a, the Tabernacle upon The
Life, Times and Public Services Of Henry Clsy"
Rev john LITTLE will lecture al ST. Lukes Hall up.
on The Abuses of Fiction"
PARK BENJAMIN Will deliver lecture tonight a. the
Brooklyn Institute on "Ms;rimony"
Phrenolcgical Lectures, Examinations &c, will be
given a, No Alb Broadway
K SwEETNAS win speak al Hope Chapel upon
our City Government, its expenditures, the public
money, Sc.
A, the BRoApwAy tonight Madame Alboni win sp-
pear Tor the first time (snd the last but one Of the
soD) in Norma" with vietti P0lone," &c, &c.
At BuEroN's will be given The Serious Family ="
and Nicholas Nicklehy with Burton il both pieces
AT wAIIAox's The comedy Of the " Irish Hsiress -
hy Laurs Keene aud the eompany, and '' The onni
bus, with Broushan as Pat Rooney"
at BARNrN's General Tom Thumb viii appear, in
conjunction with many other novelties.
Al The CIRoUs there viii be the usual variety Of per
foImsnccs
WooDs MINsrREIs will presen. their varied budget
Of Ethiopian performances
HELLEE's, performances ia Magic, Second Sight, &C.
are an established texture Of the IOWA. aud viii con-
tinue during the week
BANyARDs Pilgrimage 70 Jerusalem, and the Holy
Lard Is suu on exhibition, attracting large and highly
satisfied audiences
klSlEfs Panorama Of the Thames is also before the
pnblc hs fine and correct delinearion Of the
~ along that renowned stream
The STUDIO CuRIoso, presents a rare collection Of
singular articles Of interest
10 The weather is winter in earnest, or 1T
least was 60 yesterday and last nish,--the wind beng
iresh ron wes, norwes and the mercury down to lso
or heresboot. The night WAS magnifcently clear.
however, and tie moon and stars shone with perfec
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SUPREME COuRr-SPEcIAL rgRa
nasnra Ind 40 RnosFyEtr


~ IHE MATTER o. EXTENDING CANAL AND WIDENING
This case came up yesterday forenoon, on mo-
on by Mr. Davies counse the Corporation, 20 confirm
the report The confirm tion opposed BY MT Whit
ing on behalf OF certain ners, the ground that
new report ard should have been advertised 90 days Out
only advertised 80 In reply II consended TO o. but
supplemental report and requiring 10 be advertised bnt W
days Argument was heard.
Mr. Dawes stated that the report, amended was do
posted for 80 days IN the Street Commissioner Office and
but few objections presented benz mostly ~ To lnsihct
ency OF ads but the difference only amounted 10
from what had been allowed by the Commissioners Ono
OF TIE gentlemen obectnG Mr. Morgan Morg ins who
owns the District nine houses aud lois and his
asst suent $50 We ndefstood it ON property
more thar block away hom the liue Of the proposed
street Mr. Whiting Ia reply, sad the parties weru not
aware Of the s~ity Of Directing while it IN The
SuCet Commss OneTs office Mr. Daviescontended that
everything bad been done guar that the objection wss
only defeat the and thai the report should Do
couiTmrthat buildings have beon put up Tor ious
time in WAker-st owing to the agt ,tion 90 widenns
ard proper that the tenant the mile OF ue 70 be
affected shOud have early notice ~ reference 70 LIST My
IL was said the awards amount TO Sbf Ia co. and the
sessmeuts Ssil4 II the expense OF first report so9s
and OF this ell 1j; and $500 90 Collector OF Assessmans
Decision reserved
Before Judge MoRRIs.
DREvET AND ". oLPHN AGAINST JULIA KOCH, ut Al
Attachment against the property Of mar
rsd woman for giyen BY her The attachment was
the around that she bad concealed herself aud avoided
creditors, WI ich denied Attachment sjhugsd aud
ell subsequent proceedings under IT, with go Of this
motion ia favor OF defendant
The Court considering that the sachnsu not valid,
II MIS- K could be- proceeded against personally la
suit e. debt did refer 20 the point taken by Counsel
that married woInsa cannot be sued tor debt