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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN PHILADELPHIA


A few scattering returns from the precincts have
been received showing increased Democratic maj or
tes, and confirming the previous impression that
Faux, the Democratic cane idate for Mayor, will be
elected His majority will be large but Il cannot be
known with certainty how great till daylight.
TIE Common Council will also be Democratic.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Tie First Ward gives "a majority for Vaux; the
Fifth 353; the Sixth 2O3 the Seventh 3Ga; tie Eighth
375; the 9th II; the Eleventh 1888; the Twelfth 3Oi;
the Fifteenth 800 the Seventeenth .232; the TWEEN
tieth 900. The Tenth Ward gives $50 majority for
Moore; the Fourteenth All; the Eighteenth 200.
With six Wards TO hear from, Vaux's majority is
3 900,
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Dr,JH or DR. WARREs-Dr. John Collins Warren
died in this city on Sunday morning, in the 18th year
&c his are. lie was widely known, both in this cOun-
trv and Europe as one OF the most skful surgeons Of
tbe dav. DR.. Warren was the sou of Dr.. John War
rem. no less distinguished a surgeon, and was
perbew Of that martyr of the Revolution Gen Joseph
Warren. who fell at the battle of Bunker Hill. He
WAS born in Boston on the lst OF August, l77s. lie
graduated, with distinction, at Harvard Cosege "a
1871 After going through regular course OF medica
studies under the instruction OF his father ne we1'
Ia Europe. and speLt several years IN the hospitals
of opdop and Paris, and thus acquired thorough
medical education. On bis return be established nm
self as ply stefan in Boston, and soon a'taneu 70 an
eminent rank in his profession TN the deatn ol MS
fatl er in 1875 lie was appointed 10 succeed nun as
professor Of anatomy ano surgery IN Harvard ooHsge,
and was iuaugurated the lst Of November IN that
wear The duties of this Office he discharged WIN
singular ability and fde ity until the year 1877, when
he rendered h gnation which was accepted 30 lar
a. relieving him from the active duties OF me profess
orshp, but he was retained as Emeritus frotes or uh
I'll is death On the 18th al June, 1882 he was elected
President of tie Massachusetts, Medical Society, a.
successor Of Dr. james jackson. This otiice ne held
until the o5th Of MAY, 1885, when he declined r..
election. lie was President of the Boston society OF
Nstmsl History which Office he held at the time Of
Liza death He was a member Of the American Acad
.my of Arts and Sciences Of the American PniYsoph.
cai Society; the Philadephia Academy OF Natural
SCIENCES: Of the Academy Of Naples and the Medical
co Chirurgcal Secretly of London, aud corresponding
member Of tie Roy al Academy Of Medicine in Paris.
He contributed large number OF valuable papers 10
the Massachusetts, Medical SOcietys publications. He
had very perfect skeleton Of ma:todon giganters
az North Amerlca of which he published descrp-
ton in a splendid qusTto volume. tie was an ardent
ard sctive friend of the temperance cause, aud for
mspv wears has been President of the Massachusetts
Tenperapce society. Boston Daily Adv, 5th.
projected duel a, Ligonier, Wetmorelant County,
Pa ia-t week was put end to by one OF the pistols
exploding prema,urely, III the lands Of young man
acting a. second to one Of the parties the ramrod pass
ine through and badly lac.rstirg bis hand. Blood
having been shed. honor was thereby healed, and
tie settlement OF the matter in dispute considered a.
Effected.
Fx.sc,p,r,oS OF SLAVES BY the will Of Mr.
James Kelley Of Lancaster County, Nrginia al his
slaves amounting to about forty.fve,. have been
euapcipe.ed. His executors sie now II baltimore
aI;ne srreneemepts for their outfit and emb ston
to Liberia in the vesse which s soon to ss frcn that
nsst. lRiohmond Despatch.
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WILMINGTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

WmmNGTos, Del, Tu sdsy, May 6, 1856.
The whole Denoc attic ticket is elected 10 this city
BY 20 majority.
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mounts paid. and TO whom:

The work done was for the illustrations of Giltss
Marcy's Gibbons Reports, Patent Office Reports &c.
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This exciting event came off yesterday afternoon.
There was large crowd present to witness it. Burr
was the favcrite at 500 to $50. The knowing ones
fell heavily on this There was more money bet
on it than sny other trot that has taken place in
number Of years. The winner is one of the fastest
youpg horses in the country, and it will take number
one nag to beat him. The result of this race gave
great satisfaction to all the outsiders, as they went
Tome with their pockets well lined with cash.
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THE TURF.

UNION CorRsE, L. I-TRorTISG.-TseSday May
s, 1856. Great match for 900. Mile heats, best
3 In s. in harness.
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Geo. Spcer rsmes b 6. Lsntein.......l l !
II. Woodruff, b. &. Burr. .......:.........Z
Z. 81 81 2. 81 --2.Jl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-07
No. 561l
Notice Of the Withdrawal OF Lands I'm Michi-


Of Congress approved ID ma
king land the State OF MICHIGAN
uehon Of certain railroads in said state instructions have
been by this office The registers and
e reservation fom aye and ia,op o. the acwng defctcd
lands, probably falling within prescribed limits selection
nn otherwise Directed as heretofore ordered by telegraph
aoih OF May last 10 vii;
Office DUNCAN; All the lands the district southern
nas between and IA and south township
IS northern pcataia, a township
20, aud west of range ~ west. l
Office Al District except those town
ships II, ~ ID aud IA lying west OF range IA west
Office 6KsEsER All the lands in The DISTRICT except
townships situated north township II
and those north OF township 10 and Orange
Office DRrRoIr; All The lands in the
townships and II NORTH and all situated
Office at KALAMAZOO All the lands lying east Of
raBge6 west Fa ~
Office sAuLT Str Ma All the lands district
south sf township 81, in ranges 90 TO 81 inclusive.
South of township So, ranges ~ to "a inclusive.
South township So, Is and 30.
South OF township "a, in ranges 81 and %.
North OF township 46, in ranges 30 and 40; and
North OF Township ~, in ranges Al and ~
These latter, embracing nearly all the Ias advertised in Tie
PRESIDENTS proclamation No. $50 be offered next July nj SanH
Marie nol therefore, ba offered :, he public sale
therein ordered.
Given under my and al the General Land Ofce the city Of
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1885,
June l4-lnwtwt Intel Start Commissioner
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ELhNwUOD Gem ErEkY-om No. 252 Pennsyivania
OF 10th street, the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. and situated the high ground disano
Tor mile north Of the Capitol North Capitol street leading directly
70 the gateway This company received charter from Con
appfopang ground forever burial purposes making
Zee title the purchaser, and prohibiting all encroachen
legislation Otherwise which is Of vast mportance those who
wish repose where they them
become In all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other sell H. aud throw the dead
euousiy into large and legal prevent
a. no titles are given 10 the ground
N. Office ffs 10 10 u, where pamphlets, with
the charter, and bylaws, and all other nomaon be
obtained Also aorde for nemens len with Mr. James Iar
way No 40 Seventh other undertaken, viii be
IDLY
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RourAi
Ruaning tine bsiDesa Washington and Cincinnati, q hours
Through Tickets and asssags Checks 10 DO had An
Washington
faE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved ia
western connexions offers the fullest inducements TO
ee between Washington Baltimore, and all portions OF the West
Tho connection between the trains from Washington and
wilmington jGneaoa assy called the ay aass nine n mes
,om Baltimore thu The only change OF ears required between
wheeling Washington station
oss ps sSySn Th ea eSss a Gss
Washington daily ats, and AZ, p nj on Sundays at the
wheeling ee. made with the Of the CEN
Whseng through Cambridge zaneavIe, and Newark,
COLUMBUS These trains connect at Newark with the Newark
Al Columbus the @ o. railroad connect the fast trains
WILLIE Sc xenin, railroad, connexon is
aue ke EocP ST
holding through Tickets d Gr aa yesoas
transferred Cincinnati the mail steamers the Ohio
ron CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit, Chi
caro tickets sold when Ohio navgable between
Wheeling and Wesvie (ory miies) where connexon with
Travellers requested that while this the only
aordng through tickets and checks in washington i also The
grea, Yves, The distance from Washington Cincinnati il
but 6s3 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than BY Other
BY through ticket from Wellington TO whsel1s 90 s.
y S y from 81 s ss %
SO; New Orleans, ssl, sc;
Cumberland hedora Springs Piedmont OAKLAND sas rnoas
S SSo Wheeling
train from Washington
For information, through tickets &C., apply TIL
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station, - : -
Master of Transportation Baltimore and
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hffnHtfns'-lhe tFfenA european biAcoNerFs
pRoTECTD BY patent England and secured hy
The scale Of Rcoc Dc Phnrmacie Paris Imperial Col
lcge OF Medicine, Vienna.
TrecmM No e remedy Cor general local debility
Of ve power premature decay and all the distressing
aiming RON early abuse
youth manhood and old the yle powers would
come impaired, the deciiss Of s " Tricsemar
universally adopted all physical mpodaens like
before ~ Influence thus rendering Us invaluable 70 those
tering the
Tescmar No completely and entirely traces Of
those disorders which ubbs
anaoie for, tho ruin Of the health portion pop
Tesema No the European remedy that class Of
disorders which unfortunately The English physician
the inevitable destruction
and which al the sarrapnlla in world remove
Iesemar Nos l. = and alike devoid SMELL
AL nausesna qualities Ihey lay the loe, table without
their being detected.
Sold in lin cases each divided into separate doses as
minisiered by Naipcau, lsalsHapd, Roux, &e,
To he had, wholesale RETAIL Of MI. n, Barrow ~
Green street Canal New yors specially appointed by the
proprietor and pncnioe for the United every
other part q America. Immediately
Mr. Barrow will nrward the Tesamar of the world,
securely packed and addressed according the Instructions % the
writer.
Rcal agents required Terms cash.
Novp-diyr
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning, they Offer
London Hase advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money,
Passage from HsV York 90 Southampton and Bremen
First cabin main aloon $780, rsi cabin, lower saloon, So
second do, 500 $50
All letters and newspapers pass through the post onice
No bills aing will be signed received the day Of
sailing
An experienced is attached 10 each ship.
Forireiyhi OF passage, apply 10 - +. +.
q. II. SAND, II South william ST., MY.
u. A. HEINEkEN Co., Bremen.
CR0SkEY X Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, HayTe.
27--aIy
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fTUE ONLY ONE AUIHOtfLNDI-The Rob Of DIR. BOY
VEAU LtFFECTEfiR s Oar superior sirups
noy pnria, other smiar remedies II radically
without HI affections bf the skin dnes the
Itch ulcers accidents from
period o. life, hereditary scrnony depura
bladder, con
fractions and other weakness Of the at from abuses
injections soundnrs. A. syrhinc Z
Diseases ensuing
Of bnlsam cspava cubch from injections. only rope
n~utrayipe The Rob
recommended in syphc Diseases whether
Ing ard which hare resisted the powers q mercury tho icd
Of potassium.
Gepers for United States Gabriel Blondn esq
William New York, for wholesale orders Ducongr
New Orleans seullg, San Francisco.
oid BY M the druggists The Uni
ted pamphet q, De Grrwais
propeyos of Rob viii be obtained ny writing
din ~ William street, New York. who win give every
NJ prepared ,ohl orders America he
dice he e o. the United duea NJ be has the Rob in bond
March 10 dig
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washington Aqueduct.
oInor o. rss wlsHlsoTos AsurI

OJpoE WIsHis0Tor A eurDuoT,
Warrington, March y lass.
UROPOsAs Invited cor graduation and brick masonry
dame, and other the Washington aqueduct
Proposals. received The eth Of May will be opened at Of
that day.
Mars pode specifications ofthn work will be ready
amnauor and AFTER the 10Th day ofhpr
Proposals win The OF particular cuvert.,
bdgos described In the plans and specifications,
the works be completed the
present appropriation but all unfinished
BE- future appropriations The
prescribe the Of TO BE- done and
under for each appropriation and in
Ofthe appropriation holding sufficiently decide when
works shall be stopped uni hnds become available
funds the Will paid the judgment Of
the engineer the worn has been properly executed far has
zone
Payments specie upon United
the monthly estimates Of the rescyng 10
will BE- condition 81 al that the
shall be paid their fuil moaty and In specie.
Al bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for wot
the Washington hqueductn
United re
should be deemed make
maj considered conducive the progress
work.
Every accompanied by written signed BY
responsible the effect that he under
obligation, within good and sufficient
securities for the completion Of the undertaken said
accompanied certificate of the United
United district attorney, officer
the individual known the Engineer
Of War; that the guarantoEs are able make rood hs
guarantee.
BIDS WIN be opened presence Of bidders, any G ncm
NJ c. MEios
I'm
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OSsIox M 4 krLAsD CossollDNrKp Lorrs MAS,
Baltimore, Maryland, July 4, lass.
uNIiE Maryland has
his caution the public swindiers
who circulate mail fraudulent LOTTERY
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries Maryland drawn daily
the supehtendence the elected BY people
the State under tbs constitution and approve
schemes and 10 attend the drawings.
All the tickets these all certificates packages
tickets the hoe
for Once Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore Maryland.n All others are fraudulent.
For iu Information subject Of hose fauds address
r.. X. Brennan,
Sept ae-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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INsTpuCTIoNs To RIppERs.

No pay win he made FOR performed
omissions not sasseor explained three times the o. Che trip
be deducted. For arrivals amer schedule sufficiently
excused, fourth of the pay may
be annuied for repeated violating
Office laws, fH disobeynr deparncnts
The Postmaster General order increase Of service
the contract pay He schedule
time diminished
discontinue altogether, pay
Of his allowing months pay
dispensed wth
will be allowed for any,
dsnnce points supplied correctly
executed let ~ September
NEXT JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General,
June 7-lawdwi
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June iawawi

THE EARNEST nAN.-Life and Labou Of AdonIam Jud-
L by Mrs. Conant
The New Asc Cold or o Life and Adventures Of Robert
Dexter Romainc.
vasssn morton y a novel, Wy Franeis rarsmnn.
't7sm Psron {" tale, by the author OF ak ny W.
Ooct Ninaers Evils of Vaccination By o. O. schtofefdcck
I'D.
For sale by TAYLOR a MAURY,
NY1 bookstore, Ninth street
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Law school Cumberland University, az Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Carutcrs, late Of the creui'
judges of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan Green Of ndges of.he supreme
OF Tennessee.
Hon Bromied l.. Ridley, of State
Judges Cauthes their whole exclusively
school. +.
Plan Of insreion Daily examinations each class the
books No regular explanations the
daily lessons the of the examinations.
9. Weekly law equity In which
Of facts profess
practice The framed to require them
deeds willis records and all documents
dence the trials Some of mo taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly the class and In
public the end session. The students clerks sher
jurors judges, and chanceors other Official
Eaeities connected with their suits.
Se0nsThe session the third Monday
ember ends third Thursday February. The
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sesson-Tuon fee $780, in contngen
fee So boarding about $50 Students furnish their
which can be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless the
dents advanced class No previous study required for nd
There regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
a legislature connected with the school.
Number the last collegiate year eighty six.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb 1l--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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United states Mails.
Posr oTTroE DEPARTMENT, u

PosT OTTicE DrPARTnENT, June 7, 1885.
PROPOSALS for carrying the DATED States mails day
October the 10th June, 1885, following
Tennessee, will be received the
partmont Washington, OF I5h day of
August next, 20 be decided the day, via
Concord Depot, Ten, Louisville miles and
back three times week
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
arrival Of tram from knoxvile--say a % a IN;
Arrive at Louisville by I'm;
Leave Louisville Monday, Wednesday, and Friday AZ 2
Arrive al Concord Depot by 4pm.
Proposals for sir trips y invited.
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OF WitldraDal Of Additional Lands II Florida.
EURTlIERn pursuance Of the entitled " An granting
public lands, IN alternate sections the States % Florida
Alabama, aid In the construction Of railroads said
saesn approved 18th Nay, 1885, instruct communicated
BY his ONCE 70 the land ocer Nswnansve and Tampa Pon
da the 9th the withdrawal
location until further ORDERS 81 the following described lands
fnr within probable limits of selection Of the Tampa Day
Main Stem railroad in said State, 10 witt
Oce Az the lands unied south O the body
OF lands heretofore Withdrawn for the Cedar Key Branch railroad
at the line which divides and twenty five
and north Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
Once TAura An the lands situated sd Of the line dividing
four and I'VE noT Of The line which
vidcs townships thirty and thTtyune
under my hand Gene Land once Tho city
JOHN HOOD,
Sept 10-iaw6w Acting Commissioner.
flint and Star1
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TO THE LADrEs-Mf. n H. HARPER, ~ Bloomfield street
Boston has and
eernn straw embroidered hail Of The a,es, faran STYLE
which universally admired Newport AZ he
not then able supply demand, takes this opportunity
70 n1rm the ladies that he Just openne fresh supply
which white appropriate for bridal
so head dresses cofures, collars nantes, sc, all Of
which embroidered black ~hitc
ely Of wren,hs % flowers, feather flowers, sc.
NBs s the only house in The United States where fhese
goods be obtained
nosron, Jsnusry s, lss5,
Jan aaw9w
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Il. ii. GILL NJ II ,

removed bis his resid in FranKn Row,
and Thirteenth streets. He will continue 10 devote his
principally the United Supreme
Having devoted much the law concerning patents he will
advice aud opinions legal questions arising In before
the Patent oce and appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
the District Coumba and wills also assist in the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
He will alao give written opinions and prepare arguments for
claims Congress either of the
claims before board established for the
adjudication.
Dci ID
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THE public are hereby dry Of August
1850 the undersigned Elisha endon 20 whom land No
a595 issued by the Commissioner of Pensions
United Congress
in The United Scotvc Abenafe county Virginia.
Mcssrs. NJ OF Warrington
city the said land transferred blank by the
dosgned failed reach the
believed that The either rauducny taken
mails lost.
Al persons therefore hereby warned from purchasing The said
intend 10 apply Che Commissioners q Pensions FOR
ELISHA HERNDoN.
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st, Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,


IiHE studies this institution
9sh August, Thursday
Tor boSn and tuition 80 payable
ally advance There charges for music drawing paint
Ing and also m 6antsh Italian, German, and Latin The terms
Tor the primary department composed Of pupils under
800 per unnu payable half yearly In advance
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RIoR o. 81 Josephs Academy Emmisbug, Frederick county,
Maryland.
Jul R-dlyna
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Land warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified that llih day August
1885, undersigned James ~ Iiaey whom land
No T2fO
In this United mail county, Viz
said land warrant 70 Mesrs NJ Snydsr son, Of Wash
the said land endorsement
blank hy aud f'ied
Snyder believed that the
rs fandnieny take from the mats
Al therefore hereby warned purchasing the
sad warrant intend 20 apply COMMISSIONER Of Pensions
fnr a duplicate of snd warrant.
JAMES NJ HALEY.
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Rave ei wood lend u ~eii waered and has
plenty land H. The railroad and road both
pass through 10 miles,
the same from Orange Count house.
wishing
will H. The whole had for Eve dollars
third cash " be divided suit hssss, higher
price. Apply 70 n. r.. THOM,
June 1Afswsm fredericksburg Virginia
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mo. seal
Notice

Of the reraoral Of the land office from Lebanon 20 Ctn
IN The State Of Alabama
in accordance provisions Congress entitled
"An authouzng changes in the location
approved March le5
e land ONCE for the sale Of public lands LEBANON the STATE
~ ALABAMA, win be removed the CesrRr, said
state, aud amer the hirfy first day of July
under my hand the city Of Washington l7 day Of
June, A, ID. 1856.
BY order Of the President:
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land 0hee.
June ls-lhw6w Intel. aSlarl
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rurneI roudvlne ~ Johnson Gray and Mat!a es.lons

Purne Toudvine Johnson Gray and Maria
equity county, A. Spence,
Judge OF the eth jlGicial circuit of Maryland
THE object this procure decree for sale
for the paron and perfecng
a
Mackey of Somerset deceased by his will
his wife
death TO William NJ d. Townsend, Eliza Townsend
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, and Smith
hundred dollars The bill
life the title of certain John
by said John D. SIemons Elizabeth
Vances death Of said oR sale by
the death of William Nj D..
of Maria Sessions and Mary t. Semons equal
Oh interest," his only the death of Eliza
the descent OF her right Mary Siemon
the the said Mary f. Semons
complainant purchase by said John b.
his Maria Sessions said
destroyed the death of Susan Smith
brother, said Henry,
said Henry OF all his johnson
of Virginia that the complainant seized
said Gray OF subject
for the life Of said SUSAN who is still living
decree establishing
tenth interest aforesaid sold
Partition, and publication
and ohnson who residents OF this
this third day of June eighteen hundred and
judicial
thai the complainant, by causing copy Of this
puh,hedin Washington city
OF five weeks before the 18th day July
give notice said absent deendans the object and substance
h bill; and them in this In
before the fifteenth OF October
and show IL they have why decree should
pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
rue
GEvIs WooLyoRD Clerk.
June T-iaw5wif