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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JUNE so.

At midnight Monday a man named Geo Flood en-
tered tavern at Germantown road and Columbia avenue
ana rendered IN payment for refreshments counterfeit
note He was arrested. and, is alleged very large
Quantity OF spurious money found upon his person
While the officer was removing his rush made
ny gang OF men to release the prisoner The keeper of
the house then nerered and received ugly stab from
howe knife But that the force of the blow partly
broken by the weapon first striking button the knife
would have entered to the hilt. The wounded man now
lies in a bad condition.
About hafpast seven o'clock yesterday morning as
Michael IIorner and George Quinn both young men were
passing the corner of Second and Prime streets attack
was made upon them by gang of rowdies alleged
members adherents of the Shifer Hose Company and
the former severely stabbed in the groin two
being inflicted. Horn and Quinn struck several
times by different persons and both ran down second
street 1t until they had gone half a square of
more that the stahbing discovered and only by
the hemorage Horn then taken to his residence al
Al Caharine street and Dr. Reed summoned to his aid
In the opinion of the physician, he is in very critical
condition.
A man named Samuel Carlin while at work in unIoad-
ing the barque Lucy Neal at Washington street wharf
accidentally fell overheard about nine O'Clock Yesterday
morning, and was drowned
The effects of the heat yesterday disastrous
as on the day previous The following are all the cases
which have been brought to our notice:
Cuban, named John Ramers, overcome by the
neat yesterday afternoon, in Washington Square He
was removed in nsensibe condition. to the Pennsyl
vania Hospital
Walnut streets suffering from the cause was also
removed to the Hospital.
An unknown man died from the effects of the heat ves
terday, in Maiden lane, the Grays Ferry Bridge
An inquest held by the Coroner.
Mr. James d. Larey died last evening from the heat at
No III South Eleventh street.
James Ryan, while working on a truck farm in tba
Neck died suddenly from the yesterday after
Mr. Kane died from the effects of the heat in Ju,ine
lane, in the Eighth Ward.
Charles Lees died from the effects of the heat at No
Lagrange place.
child residing at No 2036 Jones street died fror ha
cause last
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La W NTELLMENCE.

CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. VIM Geo
krebs, Judge The following business was transacted
yesterday:
In the matter of the State John c. Williams and no
b. West arrested few days since on the charge of being
fugltlves from justice andhote thieves writ of haJeds
corpus was issued directing Thomas c. James the warden
OF the jail to bring the averserS into court and show the
cause OF their caption and detention The traversers were
accordingly brought into court The counsel for the
traYerserS represented court that the for
the release of the accused met with the sanction of the
appearance he stated that the subject dscarging the
accused mad been brought to the attention of the Criminal
Court and that tribunal hai refused to interfere in the
premises The court then passed order remanding the
prisoners to the custody of the warden of the Jail
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon Robert n Martin
special Judge The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Elizabeth Foreman Goodrich & Bean. An action to
recover on contract Jury the adjournment of
the Court W. R. Bryan for the plaintiff; W c. n Carr
for the defendant.
Mayor and City Council rs. d. s Sweeney Appeal
from Justice Alexander Judgment reversed
Assignment from 6S to 1l2 inclusive, trial docket
DISTRICT COURT UNITED STATEs-Hon VIM
Fell Giles Judge The following business was transacted
yesterday
George White and others rs. The Ship Kate HOOPER
Libel to recover for extra wages salvage and damages for
and r. johnson lbeants S T. Wallis for respond
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in New York
BY TELEGRAPH,
Tlrnnp ph WM EISurp & mn
BALTIMORE MARKETS

corrpr r,,o o.,,.,....- WEDNESDAY, June 80.
waatho L III, continuation OF the very oppressive
I'd @ h @ ausea aus, d very great apathy IN the market
gu. va 700 s " hoe saes 10 loo bags ralr Rio at 1OH
anu luo pags La9uayra at II cts Holders firm
i1aIoS Gus or medum no 10Y GlO4 cts. for fair and
rb 80 t'S LOT good dhere no prime ON the market
hnna ~ Is apoul il,ooo bags principally in second
IaSI7 ctS " " duo'e "' II IL Gus. anu Java at 10
~ 6Ip TIL ,-. -.. .
ss6 NJ market continues inactive, with sales of
at the SAM r @ ge1 @ Supef cup; az S4$ Ohio is steady
tnuas 80 -. ;,i % its sli,is ~ $tzo Extra con
If1 y & q., WIN saeS % ol oy loo dds Ohio at "a 10.
as%s sn At Is ht-l nj - 90 o. and City Mills at
tS7 5o and E, nc te ia f5hllly IS sun selling at 81
sEnny With in,;tsJ d y, ~ tour un Is IN very llght
dui at s337x for Cnnt and W . 9G sSU oorn Meal Is
ground E anu S'-|a ior D"i'iihore
GRAIN-Tbe OFFERINGS vvare ,,or Itch. ,o y,
Wheat there were only ono bnsbes ,. auaH, vi
sold at los ll2cts for fair samnIes and 1oo f W ''
am oil lot 1so h,sboe @ @ @ W anu l@o LOT prime
by Mr. John Chownin f nto e mrs. az rket grown
bean reca,a5 od Ia lug W. % n'0aS'eT county, Na mas
per bus the quality was not very choice ht tb a. M
being well cured and nrenared VI i's
100 for fair prime and choice we ouote Mt t
was in light supply with Offerings of 600 hsbs
white and 200 bus yellow. nearly ali of vhich Id =.
20 cts for inferior and 7i575 c,s fn a y. 'oit a'
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FROM SANTA FE.
'orrespondence of the 81. Louis Rcpu1liran

t
INpEPENpENcE, June %, 1858.
The Santa Fe mail is in. bringing us dates to the
lst, but with little news of interest. Capt Marcv's
command had been heard from on the divide be-
tween the waters ofthe Arkansas and Platte Rivers
In a storm of the 18th Of April, he had lost A
large number of mules and good many sheep, and
was deficient $50 head of mules having been lost in
the Storm Col L0ring's command, up to April %
had rot along pretty well, but at that time had
been detained four days by a snow storm, and siv
of his men were frozen to death.
Mr. Alexander who was sending train to Ttoh
sustained n great loss in animals only ten Of bi.
mules and five oxen were saved all the rest perisb
ed, and his oX-wagons abandoned on tha road
Lieut.. McNally, regimental quartermaster had 40
80 mules missing out of his number and had lost
all his beef cattle and sheep, so that when they
reach Col Johnstons command they will render,
him but little service in the way of TRANSFORMATION
or supplies. Three soldiers, whose arrest for rob
berry we mentioned some time since, were tried and
sentenced to two years imprisonment and a number
OF iashes, but In few days after escaped from
tinement.
Arizon still claims to be heard on account Of her
mineral wealth; and, from recent reports, prospects
are llatterlng for emigrants and miners; but New
Mexico will soon tell us what she can do in that
line, as the New Mexico Mining Company are
fully organized and ready for operations. Their
establishment at the "Placer, p miles from Santa
Fe is about completed in manner such as none
other ever was in that country, and will soon be
in full blast. Many sangune, others doubt
but the tale will soon be told, and a new tide of
emicration NAV set ont westward. 1t is positively,
certain that to no healthier region in the world
could any person desire to go. Recent account.
from chihuahua and Sonora indicate their desire
for annexation to the United States in almost any
shape we may choose to receive them.
The Court just being held at Socorro. and
fttysix prosecutions for murder came up before the
Grand Jury and Court Thirtv-s;x of them are
preferred against an armed band, known as the
Messella Guards, for killing some Apaches a short
time ago. Hall, Porter d Co. making arrange
ments for the expeditions transmission of mail mat
ter through here by way of New Mexico or Cali
fornia, and if the mail is transported regularly
and safely as it has been done for the last eight
years from this point (Independence) to Santa Fe,
we can safely say that of all the routes open
land to the Pacific this will be the most certain.
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ORE, THURSDAY, JULY / 1853

CITY The accused arraigned before Justice Nearis
and committed to jail hotel thieves and fugtyes from
After they had been in Jail short time the in
dependent police firm of Graham and Dorman made tbi
appearance at the office of Justice to obtain an o,
for the release of the accused Whilst this proceeding WA,
In progress officer German learned of the matter and t
deeat the object of the independent police made com
plant at the clerks office of the Criminal Court and sd
out bench warrants against the parties which were placed
in the hands of the Sheriff who committed the r
Court The commitm ntS Immediately sent Ia The
Naueh OF the JAN, ana few minutes afterwards an order
was received from the committing magistrate for tha di
eharge oil the prisoners The independent police having
thus been thwarted in their to secure the release f
the parties, counsel was engaged and application made
to the Criminal Court to accomplish object The Judge
declined to admit them to bail and them to be held
to await requiston from the proper officer of tI,.
District of Columbia After being foled second time an
attempt made before CITY Circuit Court
to have them brought into Court under a writ of ho
peas corpus. The writ was ACCORDINGLY ssued
and when the accused brought out was
70 the Court that the action to by th.
States Attorney That officer sent for and stated that
he and his deputy had both refused asserting to the re
lease of the accused whcreupon the Court reande them
to prison and ordered the petitioners pay costs After
emerging from the Court Dorman Of the independ
ent police expressed his Indignation against the States
Attorney by calling him thief when William Bear an
assistant i'll the clerks office Criminal Court reneI
ed the mpuation by calling him liar. Dorman then
struck Baer and injured him about the face by producing
an ugly wound bench warrant issued for the ar
rest oI porman and he was taken into custody by the
Court. az
charles Smith arrested Tuesday. by officer Neal
charged with violating of the Health ordinances of
the city lie was fined dollars and costs by Justice
Audoun.
Charles Schrver arrested yesterday by officer Simp
SON charged with stealing revolver the property of
Emanuel Schoss He committed for a further hear.
ing by Justice Mckinley
Officers English and Rote yesterday arrested John Ar
noid charged with stealing several dozen knives and
m 1rhS from the auction rooms of William Hamilton South
Chafes street. He committed for Court by Justice
Mearis - '
william j. Daily arrested by officer Suer for per
ltnng nuisance on his premises Fined So and costs
by Justice Ensor
ohcer Deal yesterday arrested James Gordon one of
ne Prtes who committed the assault the pic mic party
hed last week at Seagers woods He was held on seen
rty for Court by Justice Mearis
arthur Hall was arrested yesterday by officer c. W Da
ls o aS drlVlng lu the streets. He fined 81 and
costs by Justice Mearis ~ . anu
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WASHINGTON NEWs-JuNr 30

notwithstanding all the assurances to the contrary IT
rumored that the question in regard the right f
search by British cruisers at is not settled b ori
Malmesbury recent dispatch to Lord Napier and there
difference of opinion in the Cabinet as TO the
ing of its language The President thinks the dsnat
covers all the points, while General Cass holds To tha h
lief that does not c0ncede anything real nor settle the
true question so long at issue between the govern
mentS ~
No dispatches have yet arrived here from Colonel Stem
toe The information already published is from Others
and is reliable. ei''
General Harney is to be recalled from the Utah
tion, and sent to command against Indians in Oregon
Letters from Governor McMuen to Governor Stevens
and from army officers to the War Department enea s
Col Steptoes defeat 1t is believed he was surprised in
the attack made on him. or that the efficient though small
force under his command, would have defeated fftaa
hundred Indians. The Department apprehends a sanonn
ary contest with the tribes in Oregon Part of the 49,
for Utah will be sent this service wv army
The report in part of the New York press that tbe
dent had determined to take possession San Jnan d
Norte, and that Lord Napier approved such conrs i;
not true The President has resolved howeve. tt =
Nicaragua Transit route shall be opened ~ 'e
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A ARMY ND NAVy

The Navy department is in receipt, by the latest
mail, of dispatches from Commodore McIntosb of
the steamer Colorado, concerning his movements in
government and that of San Domin~o, of which ac-
counts have appeared in the newspapers His com
Injunction Is written from Aspnwall, and he says
tnat when he was at San Domingo President Baez
was on the point of retiring from Office and the
government was to be assumed by Santana. The
latter had written a communication to Commodore
Mcintosh, in which it is said he expressed the most
friendly sentiments; and from these indications 1T is
augured that the existing difficulties between that
government and the Uuited States will be
amicably settled The health on the Colorado is
reported to be good generally.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


rIoIrp p. Saturday Morning, 22d May 1858.
70 e1s ~, I,hecepts during the past week have been
from the United States and sales durine the
15Tsoo oo3I ools viz 5000 bbs New Orleans at
uo e. M, at 10Gl1n5OO 6s7 bbs Balt
more Cly s so00d9 00 975 bbIs Ohio Eytra or snooo
Tba SOL IN u&1nty from New at
Baltimore and Ohio s3s bbIs S of 6974 bbls
Tha and ss5 bbs ali q az bbIs
rior quality of stock it is almost ihie
sales at even our present low quotations We MAKE %
timore City Mills 9dl0000 Ohio Extra 15nooS pal
leans 1ogl5ooo Philadelphia l4OOO RicHmond Is NJ
20nOOO ehhohu lSn(d
DEALS.-Two cargoes American sold at AZ iOoo ,ar -
One cargo still unsold in first hands. Pe' ooz.
C0FFEE.-The plarket opened on 10Th inst since h
Is 900 bags have been sold at 4620 which, taking on.it
into consideration is decline of fully reals unon
prices previously paid.
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND-We quote 26d
FRElGHTS.-We quote 40 cts to the North and 5OG17O
cts to New Orleans The only transaction has been a
at 20 cts. y -~'
we remain, very respectfully
Your obedient servants
MAXWELL WRIGHT &
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5S4 OF tons " ' ~ -0'
1mercan-for the week 2O5S Is TONS and for the year
53S3 II tons " " S'"i
year Is 0l71 II tons ~ " ~
fr" the Piedmont region for the week 351 OF tons
ana tor the year l22 25l O6 tons
rom the froStburg region for the week ending June
i9 by Cumberland Coal and Iron Co s Railroad OG0 10
TONS ana for the year Is. $40 10 tons
ny he cumberland and Pennsy lvania Railroad for the
lOl 90 tons. i ~ ~ VIC Se'r 49,
and for the year 90 93I OS tons -''O iiS'
f p r whole region for the week 971 O5 TONS and
.ol .le Acar -lo n2I4 tons Pie.inom Ladependent
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK June 30-Cotton is very dull sales Of only
300 bales Flour heavy sales 900 Lbs State and
Ohio, cts. lower Common to good State S375G3 so;
Ohio 81 55d4 65 Wheat has declined sales of "a OOO
bushels Southern White 120d125 cts Red los cts Corn
is firm sales of 49, 900 bushels White 7SSO cts Yellow
S2Gs3 cts. Pork is dull; sales of Mess sic So
Prime Sl335d13,50 Whiskey closed firm at 22Id23
cts. Sugar is firm. Coffee is dull Tnrpentne SPIRITS
steady Rosin is dull Rice is heavy Freights-Cotton
to Liverpool IG532
NEW ORLEANS, June 2S.-Cotton firm; the sales day
were 1000 bales. Sugar steady Prime Molasses 81 Nc.
Extra Flour $3.50. White Corn 95G1 100c Provisions
very dull Other articles unchanged
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MARYLAND NEWS
ALLEGHANY coIrN-TI-

Coal Shipments for the 'oeek ending June %. 1s5s
%, ,765, 90 tons. "' ior the year
Potomac-for the week 1877 TONS and for tbs ,.aor
3S46 II tons. ' anu ior the year
Barton-for the week 52s 10 tons and for tha -,o o
523. 10 tons anu Oi 'he year "
Piedmont Coal and Iron Company-for the week 95G %
tons, and for the year 10, 900 90 tons "eA ''o'i-
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Vermont Republican State Convention

MONTPELIER Vt, June 30.-The Republican State Con
Venon held here yesterday nominated Hiland Hill Of
Bennington for Governor Burnham Marten of Chelsea
for Lieutenant Governor and Henry NJ Bates of North
field, for State Treasurer Senator Coamer the Hon W
C. Howard NJ. c. from Michigan, and others, addressed
the Convention, which largely and very
enthusiastic
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"A colofed man named Augustus Smith, a hod carrier
VINO had been at work all day exposed to the SUM- while
OH ms way home at about 6 o'clock yesterday evening
ana "en at the corner of Madison and St Paul streets
uuuehy ie TO the pavement and expired shortly after
coroner Greentree was sent for and summoned a ury of
INQUEST VINO after hearing the evidence rendered a yer
that the deceased came to his death stroke
Inc body was then taken charge by officer Mules and
-'N"'
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE G R A NJ S

RECEIVED ATTHE OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.

WASHINGTON June 3O-Private dispatches from New
Orleans that large fire occurred there Yesterday
The ships Fanny, Fosdck, Hannah and Crooker were
slightly damaged The steamer Empress, schooner Win
ME, and Spanish brig burned to the waters edge
duel also is said to have occurred there yesterday be
tween Mr. Hanlon, of the Delta and Mr.. Gson of tbe
Crescent, in which the latter was killed.
A gentleman, just from New Orleans states to us that
he thinks has occurred in the Of the Marty
killed in the above duel and that should be Mr. McGb
bon instead of Mr.. Gilson.-EDs. EXCHANGE
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,
CINCINNATI MARKET.


receipts 1t is somewhat frmer. The demand however
Is limited and restricted the local trade The sales
include l60 bbs at 75 so do extra at "a To- 20 and on
do do at S3.9O-received since Saturday 3Ol bbls
PRovIsIoNs.-The only sale heard of TODAY was 500
bbs mess pork at S4 So bacon bulk meats and lard are
nominally unchanged.
WHIsKEr-The demand is fair, and the market steady
The sales comprised 700 bbls at 19d19h cts
GROcERIEs-The demand from the regular trade con-
tinues fair and the market is firm Sales of 60 hhds su-
gar at cts, and do inferior at cts Molasses 3lG35c
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Missouri Politics

ST. LOUIS, June 29-The Republicans of the St Louis
Congressional district in Convention yesterday nomipa
ted Hon Frank p Blair Jr, for reelection to Congress-
by acclamaten Resolutions passed reairmng the
doctrine of Thomas Jefferson denouncing the Admins
tration, opposing negro equality, advocating the extinc
ton of slavery in Missouri and the of the neproas
from the State Three full tickets are now in the field
American, Democratic and Republican
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EartllQIlake.

NEW HAVEN, June 30 A slight shock of an earthquake
was felt here last night.
The shock also observed at Woodbridge Westyile
North Haven and Waterbury. But shocks of earth
quake have been experienced in this vicinity in the last
hundred wears
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[OVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
gtgal aOtites.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTI

INHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore City letters of administration on the estate of
JAMES CANDY, late of Wilmington, Delaware deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers before 18th ay of
cember next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted to
Given under my hand this 10th day of June 1858
SAMUEL CANDY
WILLIAM CANDY
iell -1aW4Ys AdrninistrntO..
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Port JERvIs, June 29.-Col. Sam Fowlers eldest
daughter Laura, while bathing in the Nevisink River
near his residence in company with her younger sister
ana servant girl was accidentally drowned Monday
evening The bodies found about hours after
they went down The daughter Col Fowler was about
II years old and the other girl about IL
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Eire

CINCINNATI, June 29-The dstillery of George Curry
with three adjoining buildings three miles below Covng
ington, Ky, were entirely destroyed last night Loss
estimated at $4,000; no insurance
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ST JOINS, n. F., June 90, 10, A. The weather is
cloudy, with West South west wind II. B. NJ steamer
Porcupne which is to pilot the Niagara Trinity Bay
arrived here yesterday and leaves today for the bay of
Aus Arm, the head of Trinity Bay The Porcupne left
Cork on the 9th inst.
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EyDnrtS nf Gnftnn

New ORLEANS, June 27-The exports of cotton from
this port to Liverpool during the past week were II
bales There is nothing consequence doing for the
tnent
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Police Intelligence

few days since Thomas W German, of the detective
police of this city, arrested two by the John
c. Williams and John West the charge of being en-
gagged in the robbery of Browns Hotel IN Washington
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

June 29.
TURPENTINE-Saes yesterday of COZ bbls; and TODAY
OF lSo do at $3.50 for Virgin 81 60 yellow dip and
$130 for Hard per $50 lbs.
SPIRITsSales yesterday 200 casks at SO cents per
gallon and to-day of so do. at price
hosN-Saes to-day of 204 bbs. at 81 so to So so for
No. and S.. rs for extra Pale
TAR-Sales yesterday of "a bbs. at 81 co per bbl
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HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE

Il subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city letters of administration de bonis non on
the A BARRY late of the said city deceas
ed All persons having claims against are
hereby warned exhibit the same with there
Of to the subscriber before the 9th day July
next; they may otherwise by law he excluded from all
benefit of said All persons indebted said
are requested to make immediate payment.
Diven under my hand this 25th day of June, 1855
;oo W. W GLENN,
'e-'ia"4w Administrator. d. B. n.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

tORElGN.
oo. oHINcHA lsLANDs-H Hamburg bark Anto7aia q
364 tons guano-Barrill & Muir
COASTWISE.
NEw YoRK-Schr Proapess
S72 bars railroad iron-order
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'THIS is TO GIVE NOTJCE THAT

the subscriber has obtained from the Opban,s Court
oi City letters of administration de bonis non
on t estate OF ROBERT BARRY of the said city de
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber or before the
~ uay o July next they may otherwise by law, be
excluded from all benefit of said estate All persons in
debted to said estate requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of June. 1s5s
W. W. GLENN,
je2S- -1aw4w Administrator d r n