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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25
Sach NIGHTS.

We understand, from a reliable source,
that the object of Governor Medill's recent
visit to this city was to organize a Council
of "Sach NIGHTS, secret political organ
ization composed of foreigners and Catho-
lies.
Notwithstanding the "hauly horror
with which the editors of the Eagle look
upon secret organizations, we are reliably
informed they are not only members Of the
society but that one of them holds ar
important Office in the Sach NIGHTS Lodge
| in this city.
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DENTISTRY.

II GRUBB having returned to Lancastc and intends
a. remain permanently in this city, and havngre-
the city of New York, and obtaned knowle ledgeofthe
business, now respectfully tenders
vceso citizens OF Lancaster and the public generally.
He Is prepared to perform all operations upon the
Teeth, such Extracting, Plugging, Filling, regulating
the Teeth, treating spungy deceased Gums destroy
ing Nerves, removing Tartar, etc.
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold Plate from one Ia
full set: also Artificial Crowns set on healthy roots
without pain, to answer all the purposes ofmas
ticaton.
Every operation in Dentistry essential to preserve
and beautify the Teeth, and give them healthy ac'
ton and improve the broath health &Tase performed
moderate terms Ladies' in the city county, will
be waited at their respective places of residence,
1t be requested. No charges madc or. examination o
consultation at his ofllce. ...l
oFFlCE-On the Northeast corner OF tho Public
Square, one door from Main street.
Lancaster, September %, le54-2l
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


Probate Court, Fairfield County, Ohio.
Benjamin Ginger, Guardian Of Thomas, Daniel and
Emma Ginger.
against
Sarah Z. Ginger, Widow OF Daniel Ginger, deceased.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
DY virtue OF an order In me directed, out of the
DProbate Court, Fairfield County, Ohio, shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction to tho highest bidder on
the promises, situate in Bern Township In said county
On Monday, March 5, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M. and o'clock
r. NJ Of said day, the following real estate, to-wit
part Of the North East Quarter OF Section No. 10, IN
Township No. II, Range No. IL, bounded as follows
commencing at the South East of said Quarter
Section; thence West along tho Quarter Section line
40 perches TO post: thence North, parallel with the
East boundary line of said Section, 81 percheS to
post thence East parallel with the South boundary
line OF said Quarter Section 40 perehes 10 post, tC
the East line OF said Section; thence South along tht
Section hne 81 perches tOths place of beginning,
taining Six Acres and Six PorcheS, more or lessto
gciher with all tho improvements thereon, FREQ o
dover.
Terms Of Sais-0ne-third In hand, one-third In one
andone third In two years, with interest from date
- BENJAMIN GINGER, Guardian.
January ls, ,ls55-6w37pfsl,5O
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Know NoihinEIsln In Congress,


There is certainlya wonderful change
in public sentiment, when such speeches
as the following is the substance of, are
boldly made in tho American Congress:
Mr. Smiths spcccl--Snm.
Mr.. Smith, of Alabama, said, the time
will soon come when American Legisla-
tors will be forced by the voice of the peo-
pie, to take the stand on the great Ameri-
can question, and act; all nero parties, and
party organization will have to give way
before it. He assumed the New Associa-
ton, being composed entirely of Native
Americans, can have nothing at heart but
the glory, honor, and welfare Of the coun-
try; he had no doubt they desire to exclude
Catholics, not because they are Catholics,
butbecauso they are SO intimatel ly connect
ed with foreigners that It's impossible to
separate them, therefore they would have
to tako the whole, or exclude the WHOLE
He laid down and argued from the follow
ing premises:
Frst-No emigrant shall be allowed to
leave the ship he comes in until ho re-
nounces his allegiance to all foreign powers
and swears bona fds to become an inhabi-
tant of the United States; and this shall be
made known to him by the Captain Of the
ship before he takes passage.
Second-No emigrant can be allowed tc
land until he produces passport from the
proper authorities ofthe United States a
broad from which he comes, which pass
port shall contain the requirements Of tn,
first proposition.
1hird-The Consuls shall be instructed
not to give passport to any person unless
one of sound mind, body, and good char
acter, stating that said emigrant has neve
been convicted Of crime and said Consul
shall refuse passports to all notoriously SO
dilous and rebelious persons, and all Grim
! inals and paupers
/ FouJth-Thc naturalization laws shoul
! be so fer repealed as to prevent all foreign
, ers from voting who have not become nal
uralized, provided that all boys that ar
under the age of ten years, on arriving 6
twenty-one, shall be considered citizens i
every respect. Foreigners should not b
5 allowed to vote, because they can nevc
t appreciate republican government.
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NOTICE.
JESSE LEOHNER, Probate

JESSE LEOtINEIt, Probate
Judge OF Fairfield County, Oaio,
will take notice that l have al
ready secured a sufficient number
of all necessary blanks for my Of
fetal term, and that | will repu-
diato all contracts for printing
blanks made by said I.eohncr =
The people of Fairfield county
expressed a dcsi-e, at the last c.
leclion, to have a retrcnchlncnt in
their county expenditures, and |
am determined, so far as ] am
able, TO CRAFTY their wishes. The
Auditor and Commissioners will
take notice accordingly, as my
blanks arc already secured at a
saving to the county of one
half the former expenses for the
same work. V. L, SHAW,
Probate Judge Elect.
Jan. 2j, 1855.
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The Last Chance ana the Last oppor-
tunltY in the world 60 snYe Money.
CLOTHING TO Be SOLD POSITIVELY
Great Sale of Personal PrODerIy,

THIHE undersigned, as assignee OF r. W. Denning
q will sell on the SmoOt Farm, four miles South Of
Lancaster, on Monday, January 30 1856 the following
property. to-wit:
Head of Work Horses; pair Grey Buggy do.
10 Fine Colts. one and two years old
3 Yoke Of Work Cattle,
heavy Yoke of Durham, premium, tho bcst in the
State;
l thorough bred Bull thorough bred Cow, which
took the premium at Cleveland pedigree OF which will
be exhibited at the sale.
6 Full Brood Cows, Milch Cows,
lsOh head Of Hogs and Pigs,
100 head of French Merino Sheep, full blood,
S head Of Steers, two and three years old,
19head ofYearlngs and Calves, IYearling Bull,
/ Buggy with double sot of Harness,
Wheat Drill, Reapng Machine,
Corn in the Crib. Hay in the Stack,
A large lot of Fodder
200 feet Fencing Boards and lot Of Fencing Posts
Farming Utensils &C., &c.
credit OF q months will be given on all sums of g.
and upwards, the purchaser giving note with approx
ed security. No property to be removed until terms
complied with. Sale to contnae from day to da!
until all Is sold.
d, sIFFoRD, Assignee of R. W, Dcnning.
January II, 1856
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E1T Martin Van Buren, tho celebrated
lion, belonging to the menagerie of RAY
MoND & Co., wintering at Auburn, is
dead. The history of this lion is not
wholly devoid of interest. Ho was pre-
sented to MARTIN VAN BUrEN, during the
time he was President, by the Emperor OF
Morocco, who also sent the President at
the same time pair of full blooded Arab
an horses. AS the President Of thesUni
ted States is not permitted to receive any
gift from any foreign government these ami
mails were sold at auction in the city ol
Washington soon after their arrival
Raymond & Co. became the purchasers oI
the lion; and ever since he has been known
by the name Of Martin Van Buren. The
lion at the time Of his death was about sc
years old.
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A hung JURY.
The shirt Tail Jury.

Not very long since. and during ses-
sion ofthe Probate Court in this city. an
aggravating caseof petty larceny came up
for trial before his Honor, the Probate
Judge. Before the trial commenced il
leaked out that the defense had brought
witnesses to impeach the States evidence.
which, it was generally believed. could
easily be done. In order 10 counteract
this msn@Ver on the part ofthe defense
the Prosecutor determined to fight the en-
envy with their own weapons, and immedi
ately summonsed several additional wit
aesses for that purpose. After considera'
Bis difficulty in selecting Jury of "twelve
Sisinterested men Of good Standing" the
trial commenced. Witness after witness
was impeached, until out ofabout two doz
en- but tive were leftin the possession o
that brightest of all earthly jewels, gooC
character.
After listening "fuli day"to the test
rnony in the case anithc weighty argument
OF Counsel. the Jury retired about FIVE o.
clock in the evening. weary and wan. bu
for the life of'em couldn't agrec on a yer
dot.
In the morning, bright and early. I'll
Judge and Prosecuting Attorney rspaire
to the Jury room to ascertain the result
Stepping up to the door the Judge gave
loud rap. which, after some little delay WA
gently opened by one Of the Jurymen, VIII
informed the Judge that he was sorry h
could not let him in "as the Jury had
little private matter on hand they FIRST wisl
ed to dispose Of"
After the lapse Of few minutes the doc
was again opened by tho same gentleman
who seemed to be the door-keeper for ii
occasion, with tho request that 'rho Judg
will please walk in"
All this time the Prosecuting Attor ne
Eas staining in blank amazemont and VOL
dering what the deuce could be the matte
Just as he was about starting to leave, Il
door again opened, and with polite bo
the aforesaid dOor-keeper politely invite
him in.
But imagine his surprise. on entorin
to SEQ the Jurymen with not one stitch
clothing to cover their nakedness exec
their shirts. On inquiry, it was asocrtai
ed that three Of tho Jurymon had lost Me
poeksi'6ooks and had adopted this meth,
OF search 10 find the thief.
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HPCoNsUMPTIoN AND SPLITTING BLOOD
See the certificate ofMr Turner II. Ramsey, for many
years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel, Frederieks
burgh, Virginia. and late ofthc City Hotel, Richmond.
DR.. John Mingc, OF the city of Richmond, though a
regular physician, and OF course opposed to what he
called quack medicncswas obliged to say that its good
effects in tho Of Mr.. Ramsey, were wonderful.
He had been givcn up by several physicians; had
most OF tho quack medicines, and on the verge OF
despair we'll as tho grave, when no tried Carriers
Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public to his full and lengthy ccrta-
cate around the bottle stating his cure.
.*.See advertisement. jan 4--1m35
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION,
II N VIRTUE Of an assignment made TO mo By Rob-
ert w. Denning, dated Dec. IL, le5l win sell 10
the highest bidder the following rerl estate TO wit;
On Saturday, r February 10, 1855

II N VIRTUE Of an assignment made TO me By Rob-
n ert w. Denning dated Dec. IL, 1884, will sell 10
the highest bidder the following rerl estate TO wit;
On Saturdays Febrnnry 10, 1855
at the Court House door In aneaster six acres land
at Sugar Grove, In Fairfield county, upon which Is
erected arsi class FIGURING Mill, with three run OF
French Burs, In complete running order, fcr mer-
chantinga aud country work; said mill Is situated
tho Hooking Valley Canal, with abundant supply OF
water, and all the modern improvements for
ful milling. There is also upon the premises good
dwelling a ware house and blacksmith shop.
Also at the same time aud place, farm known as
the Smoot FARM four miles south OF Lancaster, upon
the Logan road and Canal containing 1856 acres with
the Improvements, consisting of n good two, story
brick house. spacious barn, aud all other 0ut build
ings. This most desirable farm and offers the in.
ducements ofa rst rate home tn ALL and Is regarded
as OF tho finest tracts OF land in the country.
Also at the saue time and place, the farm known
as the Perry farm adjoining tho smoot farm and the
lands of tho Widow WorthingtOn, three and hall
farm is Hooking Bottoms, and In point of fertility
Is not surpassed Is nearly all cleared and offers rare
Inducements to purchasers, as first rate Corn farm
The Improvements are tolerable house and new
barn. ' 3-' .r
Also at the Court House door in tho town of 10.
gan, Saturday the II of Feb several tracts
land amounting in all to 5l3 acres, which will be sold
either in whole or In seperate tracts to suit purchasers
There Is in this tract two hundred and fifty cenr
ed,under good board fence with locust posts Seve
raj dwellings, and three good barns Said land Is stu
ated within three miles of Logan on the Lancaster
road, and upon tho Hooking river near tho Falls Mil
and adjoining the lands of the late John 1lcsand is
garded first rate wheat and grass farm and tOgeth
would make of the hest stock farms in II lckins
County. Terms of sale will be made knowHin rsgart
to each separate tract the day Of Sale, hut be
raj credit will be given all Title indispultbe
| DANIEL SltF0RD,
Assignee Of X. w. Denning.
Lancaster, January II, 1856.
.ICTHOcking Sentinel please copy, and charge thi
4
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Sherins Snle.

NbY virtue Of ri. TT. Lev. Pa. to directed from
D the Court Of Common Pleas OF Fairfield County
and State OF Ohio, will expose to sale by public out
cry, the door Oftho Court House, in the city ofLan
CASTER Saturddyths 10th daH Of February merit g. D.
1855, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p NJ of said day. the following real Estate to-
the third addition ofin-lots to the town of Baltimore,
taken ut the suit of J. p Ward, against Peros Han
nun.
Lot No. Al appraised at $40. Lo, No. 4sappraisod
at sI5.
Terms OF sale cash in hand. wM. POTTER, Sheriff.
January eth IS55-5WNo36pf93.
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RAIL ROAD CARS ARE I'm.
M. SMALLEY.
One Hundred DoIInr,--Te P.e,.;

VHyHE DIRECTORS OF THE CoMoPoLITAH ART AMP
n LITERARY ASSOCIATION, lately organized in San
dusky CITY, Ohio for the encouragement and general
dinusion OF Lite raure and ART offer PRIZE OF ONH
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the BEST ODE to Powers1
world-reno wned statute ofthe GREEK SLAVE, which.
WIN many other valuable works of art, are to bo dis
tri6uted among tho members ofthe above Association
The odes which should not exceed fifty lines In
length, must be handed In previous to the Let OF oeo
Oer at which time committee OF literary Rentlemen
OF New York, whose names viii appear, will decide
upon the merits and award the prize 10 the successful
competitor.
Poets in sending in their productions, viii pIeasS
give the first stanza OF their Ode together with their
real name and address, in sspsrats sealed en- voIope
Communications should be addressed, post paid 10
| G. L. DERBY, Actulry G. A. q L. A.,
Care kerbocker Office. 34S Broadway New " orb =
| sept. l4, 1854 or3Water Street, Sanduaky.
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GRNA7H MARGAINsI
First Door East orthe sv.n uo,.,-

AUR Stock being now complete, we ar. .n..,.,
" oner the most 9 hOice and CHI can Co.,. pIaou -
exposed TO sale In this market, consisting OF ever A.,
erlpuon OF DRY GOODS In the WoOisn, Lima s.iL
ana Children, and In use aboutiho dwelling ineiaIi
ehoee whns Goods, Dress aAd FaRey Gosds, Hsssirv.
Gloves, Cloths, Cassiatrss Vestings saffae,s ~ ~
Also a choice lot df China, g lass d (lueenSr-
Ware' OF fBoos, Shoes, slippers, Se for ali ages, Of
Selected and Cheap Groceries,
the Teas Sugars, ce6sss, MoIassss Spices and svrr,
being very choice. '""P
All which IN view ofthe times we are dete rmlnsd q,
sell wthoutregard to profit in order to close IN the
liabilities being our great object. - V'Ou'
The public therefore before buyine elsewhera a..
invited to examine our splendid stock = - - 80
Lancaster, Nov. 2-3m WHITE, ,Jr. & JULIAN +
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cEORCU 3. EATON, mi. d. !,

PuvsIc1cIAN, ocuLrsT, AND oRrHorEDIcAL SURGEON.
TTAvIN GiOeatsd permanealy in Chlllichothe offer.
his professional services TO all who afflicted
with any OF the following diseases deformities:
Amaurasis, opthalmia, or Inflammation of the Eyes
Gramelar Lids; Watery Eyes, Cataracts, Specks and
cnred ina few seconds; Ptass; Club Foot; Hair Zip;
together with every other operation belonging to the
operative Surgeon.
'OFFICE-Waddle's Block Residence City House.
UTNo charges for exam iRatio
Address Chillicothe, OH May Q, I654-= Iy
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To AMERICANS. Against the insidiouf
wiles Of Foreign Influence 1 conjure you
to believe me, fellow citizens, the jealousy
Of a free people ought TO bc constantly a
wake. 1t is one Of the most baneful foe.
Of Republican Government - Wdshington
hope we may find some means in fu
ture Of shielding ourselves from foreign in
Auence-political, commercial, or in what
ever form it may he attempted. | wisl
there were an ocean Of fire betwixt this ant
the Old World.-J4evson.
Foreign Influence Is Grecian horse L
the Republic--wc cannot be too careful L
exclude its entrance. Madison.
II is time we should become little moro
Americanizcd; instead of feeding the pau
Pers and laborers Of England. feed our own
or else in short time, by our present pol
icy we shall bc paupcrs ourselves. Jack
son.
II ever the liberty Of the United State,
Is destroyed. it will be by the Romisf
Pnests--Lcfayetts.
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NOVICE.

yENHE subscriber respectfully inform his friends aA1
public in general, that no has much enlarged an
STOCK OF GROCERIES,,
as to the variety He has just opened and has for sale
= .,.6Rxn., No. /, Mnckerel ofthO best quality.
EE@Y Also, best Pickling vinegar, and
small Stock of Dry Goods to suit customers,
all (which will be sold low for cash approved
try produce at his Old stand, corner of Broad and
Winding Streets, and nearly opposite the Broadway
Hotel. /. CHURCH.
N. b. Butter Bacon, Lard and Corn Meal wanted
Lancaster, September 81, 1890
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D.AGUERREOTYPES.

TUNHE subscriber has removed his establishment into
his New Rooms North Side Main Street, over Zinh
Bish, and has fitted them up in style unsurpassed
In the West. He hopes that the public will appreciate
his efforts to please and extend to him liberal patron
age Every thing has been done that could be done
ensure success in every department ofthe art and hiO
N B. Persons Wishing to learn the art will have greah
facilities for doing so here.
Hours from O'Clock a. NJ. until O'Clock P. n.
Lancaster, November l6. le65-2s
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SHocKrNo.-Daniel Tracy, salesman at
Mr.. Gilfs Agricultural Store, fell into one
ofMr. VIM. Aston's Soap Kettles and was
SO badly scalded that he died soon there
after. We learn that Mr.. o, Case and
Mr.. Tracy were looking thro' tho Works
Of Mr.. Aston, who was showing them
Mr.. Aston and Mr.. Case assembled pair Of
stairs to the platform, which is on level
with the 40 barrel kettles, but Mr.. Tracy
assembled back way and while walking
stumbled and fell, partly against post
which gave way, and he was precipitated
into the boiling lye. The poor fellow was
rescued with all haste, but too late. He
was 40 years of Columbus Elevator,
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d. TaIimndRc. Esq.

We notice the failure of D. TALLMADo oE,
Esq, of this city is still going the rounds
of our exchanges. II is but justice to
state that Mr.. TALLMADGE has finally ar
ranged matters satisfactorily and has a for,
tune of at least $50, 900 left.
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DlER.

In San Francisco California, on the eand Of Decem
ber last, of Consumption, Mr.. HENRY SCHNEI DER,
formerly ofthis City aud son of Mr.. Frederick Schne
der, aged - yearsand months.
Mr.. Schneider left this city for California about
three years since, flushed with hopes OF speedy re-
turn, well rewarded by its golden lands for his dis
tant journey. But fell disease had its clutchng grasp
upon hu-among strangers in distant land, il was
frightened, and death claimed him as its own. His
brother, and many youthful csmpanionsa valued
friend.
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WooLEN FACTORY FOR SALE.

YUNHE undersigned wopld respectfully announce "
the citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties,
that he desires to sell al private sale the WOOlen
Factory situated in the town of In0venSpOrt,
Fairfield county, Ohio. The machinery is principally
NEW and in FIRST RATE RUNNING ORDER and
does work equal to any 10 the country and has large
run of custom. There is connected with the Factory
good and convenient Dwelling House, contain
~h ing four rooms, and also four finely situated lotsI
HI. The out buildings numerous and convenient
Persons desirous OF making good bargain in this
kind Of property, would do well to come and eIamnA
said premises. JONATHAN X. NIESSB
Hayensport, October S, 1922
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In Fairncld Connsa Pleas.

Benjamin F. Townsend,
against ; Petition for Divorce.
Margaret A. Townsend, }
F1NHE Defendant is hereby notified that the Com
l. planant has this day fled in The Clerks once Of
the Court aforesaid his petition, therein anding
dissolution of the marriage bonds now subssting be-
tween them, and assigning causes therefor First
wtllful absence for more than three years. Second
adultery. JOSEPH A. SHAW, Au'y for Petitioner
January 3, 1s55-6w 35pf1l,75
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CItv Propertv ror snIe.

VTNHE subscriber will sell at private sale tho Brick
House, ON tho Northeast corner OF High and
Wheeling streets. There Is all tho neediul conven-
icnces the property, such as WE'LL Cistern, Stable
&C., pleasantly situated and Is altogether OF the
most desirable private dwellings in the city for further
particulars inquire OF ISAAC WINTERS.
Jan. 49, 1e1S-aw37
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NOT ICE

MARTIN KAGAY, Esq,
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
of Fairfield County, Ohio, will
take notice that | have already Sc
cured all the Blanks necessary
for my Official term of Office at a
saving to the county of Onc-haJ
the former expense for tho same
work. IshalI therefore repudiafe
all contracts for Blanks made by
said Kagay for my official term,
and hereby notify the Auditor to
that effect, as | know Mr. Kagay
has enough blanks TO see him thro
his official term.
JOHN RADEBAUGH, Clerk
of Common Pleas elect
Jan. 2j, 1855.
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Nnticn ia hereby given.

TNNHAT on the 10th day of January, A. d. 1855, the
n undersigned nled thor Petition in the Clerk,
Oico ofthe Court OF Common Pleas of Fairfield coun
ty, praying the vacation of those parts OF tho 18th Al
ley lying between the Lots Nos I36 md 1877, and Lot
Nos. % and g3 in the Town Of Lockyle and that par
of North Alley in said Town, running from the l9ii
Alley in Southeastern direction to tho Township
line. Said Petition will come on to be heard tbt
first day OF the next Term OF said Court, sooI
thereafter rs counsel can ho heard.
MARTIN Il SCIILEIcn, Avs. A. L. MLTHOFF,
January If, lS55-36