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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

- ng,Dudlcy Lodge No. &C, F.. and A.. NJ
Regular Communications of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
uRDAY EVENING at O'Clock, their Lodge Room at the
GRAND LODGE. Masonic Hail. corner Of ST. Charles and
To attend. "
orFIcgns-Wm; H Stewart, W. NJ; ". 7. PHviance ". ;
W. @. COPELAND j. W.. VIM Cooper Treasurer s. T. Outlet
Secretary Edwin Marks d.. ~. H. Gennison, j. D. Jos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

such 10 article o. dre.s yin bsc3ne afsv'rs wsA'o
IA. p.I; Of the courtry.
-Four men, ~to are 20 be h.rgs1 &. BL.incre 90
TIE 18Th inst, bsve sert IA petition 20 ths slsrf
tha. hey nay &c: be compelled % weir sAiouis ca
ira; cccs.ion.
The juDicr EDITOR CT TT Egg c he Sas:l, pa
per pub!isa.d al Jackson, 8ss., has recently hsi
vacation. AL e.23 hia refreshed, AZ, perhaps, We
msy Be allowed to ~, c1Iov wing, bis re,nrn.
lie e1clan.: Around the hosp;tsble hearth Of Ms
Tor Casey and the c,eerfn retirement OF Gel. She
walter lie corfssses that be mas spent ments which
we're Of ttcse peculiar and lovely kind e. 20 ssAfen
tie lgelest emotions Of memory Ald here sre s)ns
Ct the emotions TO doub. cf the very hysl'ss.:
Among tie fsir ores who enivenst the occasion
with their loveli1ess and their sprghine'-, gl'i:n'
bis heart with the conso,tion OF t1ose feelings Fb,a
are 20 liDger While 6uimstiJn exists, ard while he
sulss upon hia- Ei,h al TIE glow Of nauTs. Eipe-
ciallv amcDE the TuTsl tsr0.g, hiss ne traced those
sniles of one which are IN. moving Lri euchsnt-
ing IipPes which hsye played upon the smooth cur
rent VI bis Lie.'
willie let Us Know sba. hsppsrsi next
Ire Femsle Medical College bss conferred tie ls-
gree Of NJ. d. upon Mss Hsrie; Adams, NsEYork;
Mrs MsIy Main Bailey, Pennsylvaai+; ME- Lizzie
s. Ne lin, PsnDsyivlni. Ms Maria w. Porter, Penn
sylvania; Miss C:therite s. Usier wood, Nev.York.
II - cDtl OF Urht - EP-Ss ct III pei r-oi ~
disnspois offers TIE md Of his daughter with dover
OF $4,000, to any respectable msH who will marry
her.
Il petition is IL circulation for signatures in New
Bedford asking the Prssidert to 9arlon Cyrus W.
Plum er, whO wSs q. yictei OF killing Capt. MsDeu
Of the chip Junior, cftL., por'.
-Msdame Mario is lec,ufing On Iti'y in Pals
delphis.
Mrs. Sckles mas returned ID NeE.York, snd viii
eje in house ST B.oomirgiie, The use Of which is
grsr.d to her By Mr.. ckles ljrg as she remains
under her fathers protection. Her h.e daughter will,
FOR the present, remain with her.
--Fra7cis G. Yourg Of this city, now in London, has
ben sppoEted agent for the American claimant Of the
Jennings e.ts,e-alr. Hector Jtnn,rgs OF Oii)-au
estate valr ed at the nice sum Of between aud two
bundre1 millions of dollars. The grandfather OF NJ.
Hector Jennings came - ths co 1n,ry in lSo, and sat-
tied in Elmirs, Y According 10 the sworn testi-
mony Of the octoeerarians Of that place. he always
claimed relationship with the Barone. who left this
fo1taIe. He too poor 70 pGr:ue this claim, and -
his defendants. Mr.. Lyon, late Secretary OF the
Amer csn legation in London considered as we learn
ftcm his letters, the claims Of Hector Jennings well
based. and undertook to enforce them, but death
stopped him. Mr.. Jot A. Corbin Of Ogego, Tiosa
County is the American ssent here, who is enleayor-
ing to interest parties in tie project.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
MARINE AFFAIRS.

TIE LATE coILIsIoS Of THE CHESAPEAKE.
TIE steamer Baltimore previously reported lies
sunk in abou, seven fathoms water, about two miles
of Tho mas Point, and probably be raised without
difficulty The vessel in collision with her proves to be
the tesmer Patapsco hence for Charleston. She cams
up on Thursday morning 70 Locust Point, being bat
little il urej and will soon proceed on her voyage.
Tie i iltimoIe is insured on hull for $4,000 and
cargo $4,000.
FOR ciIToRNTA.
Tie Vanderbilt stesasiio Nortiern Lgst, sailed
yesterday for Aspnwsl with $50 passengers for Cali
forna. The Storage fare by this steamer wa, siver-
tiCed at so, bu the mail steamer hsd sailed
it was sdyarcei to So. Many persons who In
duced to come hero 70 take passage by the Ovnesso'
the fare found upon reaching tue city that the rates
had advanced to resrly the old standard.
sAELr FIsnISG.
Tie Portsmouth, IN. II Journal states that tho
business of catching smells Great Bay has bsen car
red on as extensively during the Winter lst eosins q
it was last year:
"The first catching was about the middle of De-
cember The company on the bay on some days, has
been hundred and an average of perhaps fly per-
sOrs has been kept mp to the present time-Feb. &c.
Some tend three or four lines; end while sOme have
caught 81 dozen 10 a day, others have tOiled al day
for the irs dozen. On some days the catch hos been
hnoNn 10 Iehcu X llOuFduu dozen. Inc Dflce OD-
tanned has been four cents per dozen. Ihey have
usually been purch ised by few, and large proper
ton have been forwarded to BOetOn market Ths
movable house on the ice has been a convenience tn
the fishers. Bet Eeen two and three thousand dollars
worth of smelts nave probably been drawn with TIA
hook from the bay this Winter"
USFORTUSATE TERAINATIoS or 4 SUBMARINE
TREASURE ENPEDIrIOS.
Capt CCuthony tele2raphs from Orleans Mass,
March 9, that the brig Monaeas Of Boston, from St.
Thomas Feb. 10, in ballast, went ashore GA Nausst
Beach at p. m 4, in a thick gale from the eastward
The were saved with their instruments. Should
saved. The bull is probably a total loss. The Mona
gas. it will be remembered, was dispatched by SUBJ
Marie Company Of this city year two since to
cover the treasure of tie suDken fgs.e San Pedro
the coast OF VeneZ1ea, but met with poor ,cess re-
covering only few thousand dollars while the cost ut
the expedition probably twenty times tha. anoant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
NEU-JERSEY POLITICS.
,erc.cfTE. ~. Z. Ir.t--e.

Cs-r,rrers erc. Fl II. ". Z. Iris--e
TESToS, Msrch ., l.j9.
TIE letter Of yo1r Trenton correspondent pub
Ishe5 IN TUE TRIBUNE Of Tuesday la,., las ere
,tsd considerable sens:ton in tnis city, especially
among tie Democratic members Of tie Legislature,
who pronounce it ga very gratifying lacuOrai TO
"sone Of the political sspirants IF the 3eD..or,tip
among the Opposition, though very d.,tl,leful 10
cthsrs."
In the House yesterday, the resolution fixing
the day Of TIE final adjournment was rescinded and
The occurrence Of the Senate therein requested;
but, inasmuch rs that body adjourned previous 10
the ac.icn OF the House upon the resolution, the
" hole subject remains enye.Oped IN doubt, thou "a
il appears 10 be- the general impression among the
OPPOSITION members Of the Senste that they viii
agree ID extend the session, and thus obtain joint
meeting for the election Of United States Senator
ard State officers on Friday.
In view OF the probability o. that event, the OPP
position party canyassing very vigorously, and
the most important indication Of their success this
moTniDgis that there will be concentration Of the
entire Opposition strength upon the Hon. Dudley
S. Gregory for the Senatorial Office.
The friends Of Mr.. Gregory are determined to
make every reasonable sacrifice 10 accomplish
that result, and We have no hesitation in saving
that we believe that before tomorrow night either
Mr. Ten Eyck or Judge Randolph viii be with
drawn from the contest in favor Of Mr.. G..
The Governor has reiterated his determination
not 10 nominate Mr.. Williamson to the Office OF
Chancellor, and the Senate, with equal frmness
refuses to approve the nomination OF Dir. PenDing-
ton: 90 that unless compromise IS speedily effect
ed between the Governor and the Senate, the Office
Of Chancellor must remain vacant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
PERSONAL.

The Paris correspondent of The Micaakee TTl..
consin writes that Ristors husband aud brother told
him recently that she would 70 the United States
next Winter.
The welnfcrmed Kansas correspondent Of TIL
Boston Journal Gays that Dr. Garviu, the LivreEce
Postr astcr who aided in the kidnapping of Dr. Doy
afraid 10 come home. Dr. boy and son WERE at las.
accounts, in Platte County Mo- Jail, where they were
tolerably Well treated.
DIR. Charles Robinson was osned in Lswrsuoe X.
7. few days stree by Judge VI. +. Conway, in con
sequence Of what immediate proyocaton is unknown.
-powersa bust of the Hon. Jared Sparks, procured
by the SIX classes whe Under Mr. Sparks as Pres-
ijent of Harvard College, has arrived 10 Boston.
Mr. james Ryan, London Journalist and su.ho-,
according TO bis OWE statement, arre.tei in Gin
cinnati on Monday for threatening to shoot woman
who drew water from common hyirlnt. He asserted
that he only tried 10 shoot dog, and was acquitted
The poor man had lost l7 so in land sp,calatOns in
Ainnescis.
The Esrl Of Devon, hss prayed the Divorce Cont
icr judicial separation from his vie, whom lie &C.
cuses of cruelty to lin.
MI. Spurgeon, thinking he can quite ss proftaJly
occupy hnielf Lordor, has abandoned the ilea Of
journey to Amsrics.
"A correspondent Of Tie Baltimore Republican,
wtTg on "Wednesday couoborates the assertions
made week sirce by one of our correspondents, 10
tie effect that public opinion in Washington was in.
cliI.rg more and more every day sgsns. Mr.. Sickle.
tha. speedy trial was therefore for his interest,
and that Mr. But:erworth enjoyed 81 uneayable rpu
tsioD. We pote this because pre- u1icei writer from
Washington to Tie ". T. Tises called these state
m6Iis il question.
"A nan by the name OF Twitohel del a. Broom
feb, Ohio, few days since, who weighed $50 poanis.
lie wore, When living, vest elk fee and ten inches in
circumference and there cloth enough in his over.
coat to make four overcoa.s for ordinsry meu.
Mr.. Joshas Dewey, of Brooklyn, who is now tbs
Oldest graduate Of Yale College, is also the odes. eur
yivirg ex Member of Assembly # this Safe. Hs
represented Otssgo County in tue Assembly in I59s
sixty ote years ago.
The report that Bristol Biz had escaped from
the State Prison of Vermont and besa shot, contra
icted. lie IL still safs IN prison.
The citizens CT Kingston propose TO erect monu-
inert over the grave Of John Vsrisrlyp the pa ut,r
Who buried il that town al the time OF bis death.
y Judge of the Court of Common Pleas at Io
carspoIt, lid few days sirce took umbrsee a.
solnetlipg said by LEAKED counsel, whersupon lie
cam. down from the bench ard thrsshed the lawyer.
Lowe, who vss murdered by mob a. H.wesviil..
Ky. had on sbiit OF msil which t1rrei rSe ball,
fred ifon dis;aIee o: FL feet. T. !, suPpJ sLa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
POLITICAL.

1t is said that the friends Of Ssrs.or Han.er, in
Richmond, vs., are raisrg funds to start newspaper
there 10 sdv5cste his nomination for tie Presidency
A Democratic mse.iDg in Sunner County Ten /,
have put rev plank il the platform Of that party
thus:
HE,o. We haze IN this community score: order known
sOceFeov who have noPoizea 20 Themselves an un1e
tie principles Of Dsmoese pMty AID slPPodns tie
sane to be tee ess- elsewhere, therefore be
c,n(ds for flee Lo e5n g, 70 secret CIDER be be Know
Eotsii 2, Pill u ~, OldTelow, OF VIVA. Tot.
The "What NOts are political sect We hal not
before heard Of
TIE Richmond Enquirer advocates the ncniaa-
ton Of Henry a. Wise by the Charleston Convent on
in 1860.
The Poytlopd dlycrtiser ssys Of the town elections
in Maine that the returns cheering, and thai the
Republicans, thus far, have shown deter ninaiou TO
rebuke the present Administration.
"A North Carolina editor ninlges in s.rain of re-
marx, in speaking IF political opponent, which may
be considered repreEeusibe, If not called for lie
decsres that:
"The --, Of last week contains another low
Aurg article from the smebag of the potroOn eiitor
who presdes over the columns of the filthy sheet,
aimed against us, which only shows still further the
degradation and pusillanmity Of a debassd aud
grOVehng mind, ard rendering tie craven hearted
whelp more contemplate than the deb23ei oil MS
species usually become
The Salem Mass. Democrats celebrate the
birth of Thomas Jt ferson on April J.. DR.. c. b.
Lo;ing makes an GRAFTON, and Cseb Gushing speaks
a. the dinner.
TIE Detroit FIRE. Press says, the set p-oviiing
for the iis Of criminals by iofJmatiou goes into effect
sixty days after the 18th Of February, at which time
became law. This lsw virtually ab)shes TIE Graud
Jury All TO be e1smsed before Justice
ofthe Peace, and by them committed directly to the
higher Courts instead of for indictment ss hss PEE
vously been dore.
The petitions and memorials to the Rhode Island
Legislature relating to Coored Schools, have been
eued TO a Committee, who to make further inyes-
LEGATIONS and report at the May session. The CON-
plant Of the Iemonstrants s, that distinction is made
in Providence, Bristol and Newport, regard 70 separ.
ate schools which does not exist in other parts OF the
State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
THE AUSTRIAN HOLD on ITALY.
To he Eli,or Of The n. Y. Tribune.


SIR In your ssue of last Friday, there appeared
long article Oh the "Position Of Austria in Italy"
explaining the strategic advantages Of the 1es Of the
Mencit ebd Adge the strength Of the foar oYsresses
Verona, Mantua, Peschiera and Legnago-aEd their
bridge hesds and the advantages derived from them
in the against the first Napoleon.
Allow ire TO state that even were 81 you, points
correct to the masses Ct Austras soldiers and the
skill Of her Generals-IIess eSpecaly-the present
situation Of Austria and her resourees both offensive
and defensive cannot be animated by referring 10 tho
occurrences Of the war with the great Napoleon,
because the foundation which the House Of Iaps-
burg now Iests, IL not what i was IN those days.
Then, the various nstOnalities connected With the
Aastrian Empire were more or less devoted TO INC
House IapsbuTg, and the Court could rely npon ths
hearty cooperation Of Hungary and the SavonIc
population and further could depend upon tas sap
port cf England, Russia and Prussia.
Now, the matter is difereLt. En8snd staods alo0fi
Pussa viii be oDlya verbofe spectator; while Rassia,
t. which the House of Hspsburg is Indebted that IL
sti yegetates which will never forgive the detection
of Austria in the CIineaD war; Is resdy % poapcs
upon and 10 sccure the entire control Of the Savonan
Provinces which look upon the Czirss their saviour.
Hungary j. painting to redress her wrongs and ths
other populations OF the NEST parts Of the ou.vsrdy-
patched mp, but iIwardly, rotten Austrian Enpna
syupaihze with tie oppressed Isli ms. Knowing
well how tie House Of H2psbwg reqases .hess
faithful cOUperators.
And, beetles, such is fhs dsansc.ion in the nuner-
icaly immense army itself that haf Wi. be re-
CURED 10 watch the other half and il two halves DO
thGs employed, what remains TO face the .oel
OF what nee then to the Hyuse Of Hs2sburg VII Do
lie hres d! The Mepcio md the Adge, with the four
ortiesses and al their bridge hssdol
thus you must Owl, tina. without taking into con,
sheraton the present wTetched financial cordnon Oh
Austria, or the position Of Napoleon III. and his re-
cent connection with Ssrdins not 20 speak @. bus a-
sLce with England and Russia, there csn Be no com
psron made between toe former resources OF Austns
and her present means, that If war should break
out, the probability is that Austria will speedily be re-
duced 10 the original l,m. OF her German snbJeet'
while the Italian and Hungarian nations, Discharges
from her oniehes viii spring again into active H3-a
Contamination to he desred by al friends of cyiiizs-
ton and humanity. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

ine. Brown and Jone, viii have Robinson and
tevcral more N their party, If this meuiicsncy DO
net cone to timely or an uD.inely end soon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

The child thrown from the cars near Cleveland by
its brutal mother has since d I'D. Tas womsr wn are
resttd at Durkrk bat subsequently, foT some IIs''
,igped esuse, set Q. Liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

srrrc1Ioy-For the psst six months Louis Trn,y
srd Els Norton have been fellow servants q. the
Nsw.Yoik Hotel. Louis msie love 10 Eliza, Offered
marriage, Was sccsp.sd, end the match wa. 10 have
been consumInatei or ths lth OF March. Louis rep
resented TIA. be had hired and furnished rooms ia
e 9th street, and indeed Eliza to lesve her sitaa
tion on the 81 ins.. Taking her to bis rooms he
sedoced her, and has since after ordering the publish
irg Of the b.nrs refcindei the ORDER snd undsr
ricus Prete1ts eyaded the falfIment OF hi, p-om.ss
10 NARY. lie Vas arrested on Tnarsi.y morning by
Jcitice Conno,y srd held Tor examinations.
, 1859-09-08
Later From the Hines.

Jones and Russel;s E1nr%ess % arrired Il as Il tovy
night before last, about len o'clock, bringing
seventeen or eighteen hundred dollars in rott
dust, and large number of letters. Two 1en
tlemeu came ID as passengers, Mr. ", II. Kidd
and Capt. Il. F. Garrison The latter was Ires;
dent Of the Jefferson Convention, the proceed.
ings Of Which we have noticed before. To this
gentleman We nreindebted for the following i'm.
portant political and mining news. Such poii.
t'cs as we have here is lost sight of there, in.
which nre to take pluce IN our Territory this
fall is not entertained BY auy one there pjablic.
ly: There is not . voice raised in far or Of the
establishment Of slavery in Jefferson. Even
THOSE who own slaves in the States do not for a
moment entertain the idea oftakin. them there.
There is diversity of opinion as 10 whether
they will hare Territorial or Sta:e 9overnme eut,
On the first Monday in Scutemher rotc il ~
be taken upon the subject aad memorial viii
BE- presentedto Congress in accordance With the
expression 5ssora o. u ths ,i.. soiers, n,en. =,
paying well; md beyond all uncstion. t1ey are
, 1859-09-08
non.L. r. Harvey OF wisconsin.

From the Janesrsile G7zette]
Louis T. Harvey, The nominee for Secretary Of
Stnte, il from Old Rock, the Gibrntter Of Re-
publicanism in this State. lis well known to
the people Of the State, having long been
prominent before tlIe,n. As member Of the
convention which for1ncd cur constitution, he
gave entire satisfaction to his immediate con-
atstuents, and to the people at 1argc. He pos
se:scd, to the fulies st extent, the confidence and
esteem Of the late Chief Justice Wilton, who
was also member Of that body. Since that
period he has held various public stations the
duties Of which he has discharged with honor to
himself and profit to his constituents. Among
the first 10 espouse the cause Of freedom, llc
united bis efforts to those who were instrumen-
tai in efecting the organization of the Republi-
can party in 1851. Under all circumstances be
has eScr been true aud constant Republican.
In the campaign Of 1856 be was cbairmnn Of the
State Central Committee, and almost alone and
analded, conducted tie campaign so successful
" Waged in this State- He Is, indeed, one of
those men Of whom the party may we'll be
proud-whose name is at gil times tower Of
strength. 4 prominent member Of the State
Senate in 1856, during the who'll the struggle
which finally enrentuated in the fraudulent dis
position Of the land grant, there WIS no smell
eren Of La Crosse bonds or stock upon bis gar
ments, and he has ever since been one Of the
most determined opponents 1of the frauds con-
nected with this gigantic villainy.
Sucha man whose record is clean whose fde!i-
ty and integrity has been tried, is emlnently tit
to be trusted with the important and responsible
duties Of Secretary Of Sine.
, 1859-09-08
Il Democratic 1suntcr au.,ycred.


lou have seen the grcat men Of this Hepubli-
San ss parry go up TO tEeir National Conventions.
nhea the roli OF tue States was called, there
was no nun these TO fpeak Tor The State where
asuins1on was born, there was no mau 10
ahsser Ior .he olate where Jacksons ashes lie /;
S', s'e.s "as n4 nan 70 respond when the land Of
!, ;.a ,.1aa ahu slaa.on mas called. put how will
i',tSs "oya ouI ne1t nenaoeFatic Convention is
~; us;a ou VIII see thcn no such spectacle as
a, en,s. "sfi ~. We ea the rol OF States which
enap;' vo,,'1sf aus G9nlenetas,on. esery common
naJ e,, ' ai1e m. aoMn lo young Minnesota,
~, s. VieEon' VIII attest the natlon-
a'.ts % o. our parry ns tue presence Of our rep
pstJ e1'a"'es'-1oefr"of otymo"r z Spftc:a at ST.
141t.
This will do for rhetorical flourish, bn. It IL
not true Us matter Of fact, at The list Renub.
lican National Convention both Virginia md
Tennessee were represented, md well renre.
sentcd, too. If "the land Of :sumritcr aud Ma-
rion' Was not represented. whcu the Conven-
tion would hnve gladly welcomed delegation
frum thence it wns BECAUSE those uho no.r II.
, 1859-09-08
legal advertisements.

(TATE OF ILLINOIS. COOF
~ COUNTY. Ss-r~"S co1,.r C1r-nyt cou,+ ~
Term 4. d. iEs Je4e Bit. h. ii ~ EmtIv tHsn..
tubllc nbee i hert"y given saIa Emv tk.,r-.r
!at VIII Of at!1c3'et I*surti VI tke Gc II th
C:etk Of conk County c!ieu:t cour. e tie fcu,th av
aad Against the esais - tha +ai4 Eny Chapman fr th
fun II Four Hlndse anA Forty Five DojlaTs deet r..
TIC shesn Of toox CocaY. which sti - been ~.
turncd k1ecui+l. ~
= u rsora!y &c and appear etose ths aIl Cook County
IocFs % or bets the trst day OF the arra
tttf to be koiden the Gout Hotse II ths city It
shsac, On the th!rt M"u!ay OF November 4. D. lsss.
~ fpees.s bail and rrad - the sa:f palns aetion
viii re- nIeed aeaIst you md ID the nd
1're aud much Of tho prspxy st.a<hed -
1 ,1tlvns 10 safy the s.1i j1dxmsnt anA cos&4
VIII Dc sid to sasf.s7 Tho s.; me- ----
1851 f12a AIRY se&k&stV
STATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK
I'm ~ tHI1; ss-t'nok County c,sruIt Cont, Jups
S4ston ind so,stnoa 1. Row. Springer Va z. Aa<u tsa
Knre 4eS sS, atsE aefey given tu the sd so1os "a g.
~ s ~ ~ OF s.u-1 out ef ihs aarr ~
~ AZ inn '1e Soun.y !nt Court dstsd tbs IL
SPanxef Md axasnss the estate If ts s.a sots
Kxe fur the sum nf Duc ThnuAari One Hnr,.saL ~
t1ve Dola,s directed tu tbs sherE of coaF a.,nt
Nov. therefore. unit ~ you the MD solonDr - t
n7u Personally oo and APPEAR tetor the al f frn,
Elcu1t EonEt hefore the dT1t daY OF In
nsten +, Be hoe2 asths C.uI liou. in tae civ N CIT
sp+sA s7 aa1 ple.t I, the sid plut6s aton ,usnsns
ee enttte a7na and Ia tlvor Of the aid ,,y
a. sp!toker AMI much os hs property attaehed
% tuoesnt 70 stsy The aId Judgment a1t cost Mi q
se'1 u sas.sfy tho s114e. WI w
B, +. JANE. IrHs Atty. - "e =: =. ssTe; sHt