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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Mcdonald VS.. Fortier.

Grant County, Town of Potosi, ssn Jus tees CONT
before Richard Armstrong, May LIST, 1855.
TITO CHARLES E. FoRTIER:-You are hereby nci;eod
that writ OF Attachment has been Issued d sinst
you and your property attached to satisfy the Ok
OF James Mcdonald against you, amounting to The sum
of SIS 3d. Now unless shall appear before
armstrong, justice of the Peace of said town ana
M at his office in said town of Potosi on the l ay Of
May A. d. 1898 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day
erty sold to satisfy said debt. p.of
4s-5t JAMES MCDONALD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Seaton & Co. VS.. Fortier.

Grant County, Town of Potos ssIn Justices court
fore Richard Armstrong, May lst, 1855.
TJ10 CHARLES L. FORTIER:--You are hereby notified
that writ of attachment has been issued against
and property attached to satisfy the demands
of Thomas R. Seaton Co.. against you, amounting to
the of SIG so. Now unless you shall appear before
Richar Armstrong Justice of the Peace of said
and county at his office in said town of Potos the
18th of May A. d. 1885, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
said day. judgement will be rendered aganst you and
your property sold to satisfy said debt
A THOMAS r. SEATON & co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
SherifTs SaIe-~Ke1ren.

John H. Dimock, vs.. Conrad Keiren and Anthony Kcir-
Shcr;Gs Cl1icc, Grant County, Wisconsin.
10y virtue OF writ OF III Fa execution, issued out OF
ID the Circuit Court of liant County State OF WlScoh,
SIM to directed against the goods chattes and rea
estate of Conrad Keren and Anthony Kciren defts ana
for want of sufficient goods and chattels, and by thu
direction OF the PLAINTIFF have this day levied upon and
will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand
at the outward door of the court house in the village OF
Lancaser in said county, on the 18th day OF May, A.
1885, clock afternoon of said day. all the right
lite interest and claim, which the said Conrad Kcisen
and Anthony Keisen dets, had on the 18th day Of Sep
tember A. d. 1851, or at any other time thereaflerto the
following described real estate, to wit; Lots No Tire,
81 and four (4), in block 40 two (2) and Lots No
three (3 and four, in Block No. -Four ~, in John II
Dimocks Recorded Addition to the village of Muscoda
together with all the buildings and improvements there
thereto belonging, all in Grant Co, State OF Visit
satisfy said execution and costs US the law directs-ian
caster, March 9th, A. d. 1858. ID. WARD
JOHN II. DIMoCK. Sheriff Grant County.
Plirs Ati,v Act Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Giguin VS.. Tortiar.

Grant County Town of Potos ssn Justices court be-
fore Richard Armstrong, May 1st, 1858.
THO CHARLES f. FORTIER:--You are hereby notified
i that writ of attachment has been issued against
of JOS Gguin, against you amounting to the of34
%, Now unless you shall appear before Richard Arm
strong ustce of the Peace of said town anCo at his
office said town of Potos the 18th dly of May A..
D. 1885, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon said day. Judge
men will be rendered against you and your property
sold to satisfy said debt. JOSEPH GIGUIN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08

Grant Circuit Court,
April Term, 1858.


VS..
solomon Goodrich 4 Lavsn- Aprli Term, 1890.
tia ~ Goodrich, his wife, X
Simeon d. Powers, Def Is. Foreclosure OF mortgage
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of judge
~ ment rendered in said court, on the 10th day Of
April A. d. 1858, in the wherein Frank Barr Is
Plaintiff and Solomon Goodrich, Lavana N. Goodrich
and Simeon D. Powers, Deendants and on authority and
By the direction of the Plifs Atys will sell at fuph'
Vendue To the highest and best bidder for cash IN haI
lon It'll day ofJune, o'clock afternoon
day the door of inthe village OF
Lancaster in said county all the right title interest,"
which the said defendants had at the date OF the mort
gage referred in said Judgement in and to the follow
u Of Section ~ and the y Of the q IF Section rs
all in Town s. north of Range 2west OF foulth principal
land the Wa of the E14 of Section rs,
meridian containing hundred and sixty acres (l6o)
the less all in Grant County Wisconsin,
The above sale will he made to satisfy the sum OF SlS
2Ioo the sum adjudged to be due by said Defendants
to said plain together with interest and costs and
securing costs-Dated Sheriifs Office, Grant County
April 20fh, 1868. d. WAfi', She "a
| BARBER 4 LOWRY, Pffs Attys. 44-ot
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Hall VS.. -Tortier.

Ora nj County, Town OF Potos ssIn Justices c0rs be-
fore Richard Armstrong, May LIST, 1858.
TENO CHARLES E. FORTIER:-You are hereby notified
4 that writ of attachment has been issued against
you and your property attached to satisfy the de-
mands of Joseph Hall. against YOU amounting to the
sum of $1,000. Now unless you shall appear be-
fore Richard Armstrong, Justice of the Peace of said
town and county, at his Office in said town Of Potosi
the 18th day Of May A D. 185oat 10 o'clock in the fore
Of said day judgement will be rendered against you
and your property sold to satisfy said debt
IA JOSEPH HALL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
MalIett VS.. Fortier.

Grant County, Town of Potosi, Justices court be-
fore Bichard Armstrong, May 1st, 1855.
TITO CHARLES E. F0RTIER:-You are hereby mott
fed that writ of attachment has been issued against
you and your property attached to satisfy the demands
ofPaschalMallett against you amounting to the sus00
Now unless you shall appear before Richard Armstrong
Justice of the Peace of said town and county, at his
Office in said town of Poos. the 18th day Of Nav A.
d. 1855 at 10 O'Clock the forenoon of said day. Judge
ent will be rendered against you and your pronerty
sold to satisfy said debt 45-3 PASCHAL MAI ri r &
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Monster Bank

Itsproposed BY somebody in New Yoyl,
10 fuse into one institution all the eorpor.
ale banks in New York CITY. There ' sro
tfty-tour OF them, with an aggregate cam
ital OF sixty-five millihns. he idsa i :,
eentia ze insNew York all the fipane;.l "a y
business movements of the country hS
means OF this one great engine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Money wanted in Exchange for Lum-
ber-al Marels0n'S Steam saw lIill.

Hurricane Grove 2ls miles south of the Corners
where they have put up good Muey Saw in addition
20 he Rotary, which is now able to saw timber of all IL
1os aad lengths Bills can be filled with very short
Eotiee OF any Kind of Timber suitable for building or wac
on stun Of ali kinds of oak ash, sugar tree hickory
oask walnut ana linn; all of the very best timber ..
which there can be the best made ard sold reasonable f,
cash. JOHN r. HARE! SoN,
Hurricane Grove, Oct, 3d. 1857 -i-'-'f' 10 9oN'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
GALENA g. OWN
Regular It. s. Mail stage Line


a-mns THE subscribers hav-
IE~zss ssasas ing received the contract
49, from Uncle Sam, for car
'<z<z-a-ss' rying the Mail from Ga
lena to Beetown, and having stocked the road
with good horses, will run his coach as fol-
lows:
Leave BEETowN Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at O'Clock, A. M, Drumming 5y
way oil Lancaster and Potosi,) and arrive al
Galena at 5 O'Clock, p. NJ
Returning, Leave GALENA = Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, at O'Clock, A. NJ,
arriving at Lancaster at 4 O'Clock and Beetow
at 7so'clock, P. M, same evening.
Passengers from the North will find tn
cheapest and quickest route to Galena and
passengers at Galena will find it the best route
no. thwestWard.
WOOD & WEsTENHAVER,
Contractors.
ErTravelers will find the coach in Galena.
at the City Hotel, Main-street. VS. W,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Changnon & Hatfield VS.. For
tier

Grant County, Town of Potosi SIN Justices Court
before Richard Armstrong. May list, 1855
TITO CHARLES E. FORTIER:-You are hereby mott;
L fed that writ of attachment has been issued o.
inst and your property attached to satisfy the d.
inands of Adilord Changnon and Bruner Hatfield mar
ties, against you, amounting to the sum of S25 So
Now unless you shall appear before Richard Armstrong
justice OF the peace of said town and county, at his
office in said town Of Potosi, the 18th day of Nav.
A. d. 1858, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day
Judgement Will be renderd against you and your proper
ty sold to satisfy said debt ppe'
44-3t pa,4;, .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
INSURANCE
FRANKLIN FIRE q MARINE
ms UR A NJ &C coMRhs
FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN >
Capital $500, 00O-Cash Paid In ana ma

ESSPECIAI. attention given to Insurance f H.
Z perry, Dwellings and out-buildngs Ins ,.a tio
uiidings contents on favorable terms for such
Stores, Warehouses, Buildings or eontany Yeas
ersonal Property generally. Losses eQaiiobI n ano
ard promptly P1LD IN CASH! "9JSsied
This Company is Joint Stock Association ,rco.;
under special charter, granted by theLee
consn with authorized capital OF s5oo no. o' Wis
hundred thousand dollars of which paid in One
~ invested in bonds and mortgages The cc5 secure
thus securely organized upon firm basis III ~ oeie
lake pleasure in recommending it to public hror ec'on
thy Of confidence and support, with the as,Ia ~ Eor
ali losses shah be promptly and honoably adnsi uiai
this is purely stock Company no mutual bushes ,s ~
OFFICERS
y. NJ. DONALDSON, Pres't. W. T. GIBSON. S,,.,
j. W. EDDY Vfce Prest A. GIBSON, GENT "ts, sg'
II. H. HYDE, Agent, Lancaster.
]. G. URY, do. Patch Grove
I1y31 A. P. LONG, General Travelling Aeon,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08

"a Lane and Robinson. il is tbo,rh.
VIII oe the inst Senators from Kansas
when admitted into the Union. Henry j
s Will probably be the first Free
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
FoTOSI WAREHOUSE.

Ys1HE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to receive lie a. War
of Merchandise and Produce in Stofe' = e produe
house at Potos and will attend to ShlpPiie nIRsoy
Charges moderate. Y. LEE
Pososi, March 1st, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Saddlery and HARNESS Shop.

n Z, : . L Hz.1-As5]A4NI ElAELLEIk
sSS0l1 worth Of Saddery and Harness for sale Also
spOUU all kinds ofrepairing on Saddles Harness Sc
done TO order respectfully invite the Pablic and ali
my former customers, to come and give call
VIII sen cheap Tor cash or on Time to prompt paying
customers. JOHN CREGOR. :
Oct 10th, 1856. I6-ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Iar. ,rhemas w. EssIEtZeEL.

TTAvING permanently located in Lancaster will give
his undivided attention to the practice OF bis pro-
lesion, as Physician and Surgeon.
He NAV be found at all times at the Drug. Storeun-
less professionally engaged. -
general supply of Family Drugs and Medicines will
kept sale at the old stand of Bradshaw Baltzell
prepared by myself.
Lancaster, May Goth, 1855 49-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
PAY UP-AT pOTOgT.

N undersigned must pay up by the frat Of Tan,ar,
1858, or they will have TO pay cost Now remenbs,
this as it is no joke All kinds produce for all notes ana
accounts due me at fair price, G. LEE ANDERSON :
= oeV9l, u. pee, 1901. 24-H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif's Sale
Frank Barr, PHI

Frank BARI. FIJI
VS..
solomon Goodrich 4 Lavsn-
tia 81. Goodrich, his wife, a
c;,.aon n Powers Def is.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-08-04
Democrats, to the Polls!

Let all who are in favor of judic GUS system Of
internal improvements which will develope the re-
sources of the State and do justice to the West; {;
and all who are in favor of preserving State credit
and paying the State debt, go to the polls and cote
for John " Ellis.
Let all who would sustain the administration of
James Buchanan, who is one of the most devoted
friends the South has ever had in the Presidential
chair, 60 to the polls and cote for John " Ellis.
Let all who are opposed to Know Nothing ism, and
to distribution, which is proposition in disguise to
increase our tariff taxes and render US more depend
ent Northern manufacturers, go to the polls and
cote for John ". Ellis.
Let all who in favor Of the Lecompton Con-
stution, which would have made Kansas slave
holding State, and all who opposed to the designs
of the black Republicans, who in common with the
Know Nothngs of the South would rejoice over a
Democratic defeat in North Carolina, 90 to the polls
and cote for John ". Ellis.
Let all who would rebuke a changeling in politics.
a dsorganizer and self-seeker politician who is
"all things to all men" for votes, who is for one
thing in the East and for another thing in the West
and the tendency Of whose arguments is to injure
the State credit and to render her dependent the
federal centre by placing her in the attitude of a
beggar for land warrants, 60 to the polls and cote
against Duncan K. McRae.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-08-04

The Duty THE DEMocRAcY.-Onr neighbors of
the Herald and indeed all the opposition papers
Throughout, the East call upon that section to do its
duty. So do We. If the East only does its duty to
itself and to its principles all will be right.
The East is Democratic The principles Of De-.
mncracy those which guard her greatest and
,st important rights and interests, indeed they
do those of the whole State If the East only does
her duty, then will she give to the able and every.
way worthy standard. bearer Of Democracy, Hon
John W. Ellis, such q majority as has never been
before given Democratic Candidate, or indeed to
any other Candidate. II she only does her duty,
then indeed will we feel that our labours, however
feeble, have not been wholly in vain.
But the East must remember other things She
has other matters to look to. Her Democrats owe
it to themselves TO that h ~ lose nothing by di
visions; that they permit no sqnabbles about men
to parayze their strength end niger their repre-
sentaton in either branch of the State Legislature
Why should there be divisions in any Democratic
county? Why should the Democrats of any couE.
ty in District, in any other District permit
themselves to be divided aenated from, excit.
ed against, any portion Of their brother Democratsf
NIw let Us look at the matter. Bladen is . De.
mocratic county. The Democrats there had pret.
ty hard pull against "Sam," but they conquered
Columbus is a Democratic countv-democratic to
the backbone. In both Of these counties there are
good and true Democratic nominees for the House
Of Commons. Why should any sort of doubt exist
as to their success? We speak not now of merely
local matters. We speak Of the duty which Demo-
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-08-04
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

DIALEcTIc HALL, July "a 1858.
WHEREAS: 1t has pleased God in his i,inie wisdom TO
remove from earth of most bo.cyc members sos
Lucas in early life in the midst of his usefulness
christian citizen and able instructors bis amabe char.
acier and decided talents enlisted warmest affections
and commanded highest respect; $ sadly mourn
over his death and love to honor his memory therefore,
esored That our hearts have been deeply Iained BY
this sad aud melancholy erent.
Resot1ed, That although his many amiable and noble
traits of charac his generous heart his amabe ,eir
engaged The admiration and love If ALL who knew
him best his virtues sh"ne with peculiar brightness.
RsoHe That whereas, by the dspensation of God the
brightest hopes of his relations have been blasted
cere bewail their rreparable loss aud mnging
upon the altar of grief will endeavor soote
anguish of that family which must most sensby feel this
stroke :
Res1ef That copy of iheseresoIuons be upon
our rccds that copy %. the be the faIaily
of the deceased and the Raleigh Standard Goldsbo-o
Tribune, Chapel Hill Gazette, and University Magazine
with the request that they be published
G. W. McCLAMMY,l
n. H. PlNNIX, \ Ohm.
S. p WEIR.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-08-04
For the Standard.

MEssRs EDIroRs: The first regular discussion be-
tween the Franklin candidates. on the south side of
Tau river took place at Franklinton, on Monday the
26th inst; and | assure you in argumenatve facts
it was all one sided game. Old Franklin is truly
fortunate in acquiring the services Of such command
ing talent manifested by her noble sons, Messrs
Landlord and Greene The system of demolition
was commenced by Mr.. Lanktord, in reply to his
opponent, Mr.. Spivey, the independent dsorganizer.
And, by the way long T,avy is down on the "senior
Editor OF the StAndard," because he thinks nom.
ination in Wake is equivalent to an election" and
places him, Davy, "among the odds and ends of all
parties" BY the time Landlords winnowing is fin
ished, we doubt not but long Davy will take another
trip to the far West in search Of land location, &c
Mr. w. F. Green followed in one Of the most
thorough, we'll aimed arguments it has ever been
our lot TO hear. He traversed local and Slate issues
with the skill of an old veteran, and entered the
broad area of national politics with gloves off and
manifested to the people the different colors his friend
and opponent, Mr.. Thomas. has heen sailing under
for the last twenty years. In the language of Mr..
Thomas, "he is the toughest, stumpy newground
ever saw" and will also give his opponent pass.
port up old Salt River the 9th day Of August next
that will be equally as rough. Set down Lankford
and Green by large majority and give Ellis 800 in
old Franklin.
Yours j. T. 8.
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RALE Ugh. NORTH-CAR0LINA,

THEGovERNoR's ELEcTIoN.-In many Of the Coun-
ties the people somewhat excited about the eec
ton of Sheris and may therefore lose sight to
extent of the Governors election We trust our
friends will think Of this, and make the necessary
arrangements at all the precincts to poll full vote
for Judge Ellis. Let eoery Democrat consider him.
self committee of one to attend to this duty. The
Legislature is important and it is important to have
good Sherifs; but true Democrat will not con.
slider his whole duty performed until he has got all
the votes he can for all the boxes. HundreSs-nay,
thousands of votes may be secured by proper effort
on the day Of election. Let US remember this and
act accordingly 1t will not do to rely upon our
large majority. We must scork if We would main.
tain and increase it.
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ID lie ID


At the residence of his mother Mrs NJ E. Brinkley in
Brunswick county, the 22d inst. henry w. Saurders
aged * years end months His funeral will take place
this afternoon precisely O'clock from ST James Church,
to Oakdale Cemetery
THY will be done"
Death is at all times solemn event. it strikes both time
and eternity; terminates earthly existence
immortal But this death will strike many as m
event marked by than solemntv; for though
all seasons well all ages thine o. Death vet
how marked is the difference between that of the aged pill
grim whose is finished and whom we reverently
bear 10 the grave and that of him whose death
deplore.
Who he you ask, whose calm and peaceful death 10
now announced? He dutful sop-a loving brut:cr-
dear friend child of many prayers" Great. with
out pride-brave without rashncss-inelgent. without
the pedanry of learnngsincere and honest the
:e noble youth has at last lain down bis earthly harness
his task IS done
As member of the present Sior class of the Unirer-
sity of NorhCaroina, stot higher for he
found among the foremost Of h. comrades In the
formance of duty nothing could move him, and he
upon the road shere that called him.
But alas he has fallen, falls ,Ie Summer tree in the
leaf that adorns it. Though imp tear Of sympathy
his departure from u.s. vet weeping mother and
sOrrowing sister, would in Oft ring the balm of consols
tion, his loss for his early death is but his
gain BY the many friends who must miss him from those
classic where his familiar firm well known,
and to which he had confidently hoped to return, the
tidngs of his death will be received with heartf IL
which will truly tell the love they bore him. Let them
also find in his early summons hence monitory meaning,
and while they strive to emulate his virtues learn Alright
the moral lesson of his death - W.. Journal -
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Supreme Court.
FISH DAM.

The following opinions have been delivered by the
Supreme Court since our last report:
Bv PEARSON. j. In Simm ms Virginia and
North-Ca,,l,na Lumber Company, fiom N"rhamp.
ton. directing vpn,re de novo Also, in Stair VS..
Mcleod, from l,andnph directing u venire de uuvo
Also, i, Archibald Davis, from Beaufort, direct
ing venue de nuvo Also. in iiu, nett Bca>ey.
from Beaufort. directing a veirc dc n"vO. Assn,
Dnc dem Topping Sa'llcr, ii"n IIv't, aiii. ~
the judi dgment. Also. III Bak rv P d. . from .v
comb,. affirming thr Judgment. A.>", D,c a
dem Taylor v Gooch, from Wasre',. drer,ing ii
nirc ,e Also, in Doe dem liil M.SoI,
from Carieret, atfirnug the lnia:,ient. A!>o, III
Martin Martin, from Stokes, judgment affirmed.
Also in Martin v Martin, from Stokes. Judgment re.
vcrsed and judgment Tor plaintiff Also, IN Hurdle
Hammer, from Aiaman"e directing ven're de
Also, in Britton V Thrailkill from Chatham,
directing venire dc novo. Also, in Evans An
drews, from Chatham, affirming the Judgment. AZ
SO in Brandon Johnston, from Casw,ll, dismissing
the petition. Also in Copeland Aycock, from
Wayne, affirming the Judgment Also, in Rich v
Thomas. in equity from Guford. affirming the order
Also, in Whitehead La>sher, in equity, from Chat
ham. Also, in Erwin Erwin, in Equity, from Ca
barrus, affirming the order. Also, III Wsen.an v
Smith, in equity, from Wake, directing further an
swer, &c. Also, in Cash Philpot, in equity from
Granville, dismissng the bill Also. in Hardin v
Elliott, in equity from Randolph dismssing the
bill. Also, in Balm Anderson, in equity, from Or
ange, dismissing the bill.
by BATTLE y. In carver OakieY, IN equity,
from Person, decree for division. Also, in State v
Gregory, from Halifax. declaring that there is no
error. Also, in State Carroll, from Davidson, de-
claring that there is Also. in the matter
of ZoIlcoffers w from Halifax affirming the judg-
ment in favor of the script. Also, in Kimbro v
Turner, from Caswell. affirming the judgment Also.
in Savage Bonner. from Edgecombe, judgment
reversed and new trial granted. Also. in State to
use of Kirkland Mangum. from Orange. affirming
the judgment. Also. in State Home from Rock.
ingham, declaring that there is no error. Also, in
State Frank, "a s'ave) from Forsyth, declaring
that there is Also, in Fly v Armstrong.
from Edgecombe venire de novo awarded. Also, in
Harding Green. from Wake affirming the judg
ment. Also, in Curre Currie from Orange, affirm
ing the judgment. Also, IN Farmers Bank Free.
land, from Guilford, order reversed Also. in Rog.
ers Warren, in equity, from Person. declaring the
rights of the parties. Also, in Moore McCauley.
in equity, from Orange, decree for plaintiff. Also.
in Thornton v hby, from Johnston, in equity, de-
cree for plaintiff suggested. Aisa, in Skeen Y
Holmes, in equity, from Davidson, decree for an &C.
! count. Also, in Latham McRorie, in equity, from