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The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30

t6c Two charges have been made apains,
Mr.. Broderick, which have been permitted bv bis
party friends to 60 uncontradicted until recent.
ly. The first is that he had abandoned the DEM
ocratic side of the Senate and taken seat on
the Republican side. The other is that Mr.. B.
was excluded from the Democratic Senatorial
caucuses during the last session
In reference to the first charge, we find the
following passage in his Downicville speech as
reported in the Union:
wish to deny the truth of one assertion made
by the gentleman. He says that have taken
my seat on the Republican side of the Senate
There are no "sides" in the United States Sem
ate Chamber. ! have taken seat alongside OF
Mr.. Toombs, of Georgia, Mr.. Benjamin, Mr..
Pugh and Mr.. Chesnut took seat there be-
cause it fronts the Vice President.
Mr.. kirkpatrick [irom the ground1 1.-Win
you allow me to interrupt you moment7
Mr.. notwithstanding.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick.-I made the statement on the
authority of Gen. Denver
Mr.. Broderick.-Gen. Denver is mistaken and
you are deceived. sit on the same side of the
Senate Chamber with Toombs, and Bell, and
Pugh, aud other men of that stamp.
In reference to the second charge we make the
following extract from his Quincy speech, as re-
ported in the same paper.
During the first session of the last Congress I
attended all the caucuses of the Democratic
party, until the door was shut in my face, when
| refused. with Judge Douglas and Mr.. Stuart
to support the Lecompton fraud. We were told
that if we did not support ii we must withdraw
from the caucus. We did withdraw. During
the last session of Congress was invited to at
tend every meeting called by the Democratic
members. | not only received notice to attend
them, but Mr.. Toornbs, Of Georgia, and Mr.. Da-
Wis, Of Mississippi, some ten days before the
close of the session, sought me and asked me to
attend causus for the purpose of voting With
them on the Tariff Bill. All this cry about my
having been read ont of the party is false, and
the men who proclaimed such q statement from
The stump knew it to be false when they made
he proclamation.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30
A poet-Poiitician,s Pl.tform.

Asa general thing poets know precious little
about politics. They are too much in the habit,
to use the language Of our friend Ned Reese, OF
soaring away into the boundless space of moth
ingness for the purpose of obtaining material
with which to construct splendid superstruc-
lures of the imagination, to know much about
practical matters and things. "Skurb" is not
on exception to the rule. Hear him define his
platform:
Being candidate for your favor, why should
not define my political position2 1t is Demo-
crat, Democratic, Democratissimo. / voted for
James Buchanan and the Cincinnati Platform,
becadse- and for James Buchanan
and Lecompton for -; I'm i'll favor of in
tervention; Pm in favor Of Intervention against
slavery; Pm dead set against Stephen A. Doug
las, Nebraska Bill, Slave Code, Squatter Sover-
eighty, Cass's Letter, Chinese in the mines
d-n Supreme Court politics and Judicial politi-
clans; m opposed to the Bulkhead, New Con-
stitution and division of the State. This is nv
platform-"lo long enough and strong enough
A combination and form (of faith)
Where many an ism" has kind O. set its
mark
To give the world assurance of-an indie.
pendent Dennocrat.-[Sh Shakespeare.
And will say my record corresponds. ]
never "bolt." What call
BoLTER:
Says Mick McCarty, I" If in party
A man has once enrolled him,
And should Old Nick get on his ticket,
(And faith know one d hold him.
His duty cries to shut his eyes,
And stretch his gullet and bolt him ~
Skurb" will excuse US for publishing what
be intended for our sole amusement.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30
SHASTA COURIER,
Important Letter from Mr.. Logan.

The following letter, addressed to Hon. J
Neeiy johnson by Mr.. Logan, the Democratic
nominee for Senator from this District, in re-
sponse to note written him by Mr.. j., will be
found very interesting. The miners Of Shasta
will perceive that Mr.. Logan is sound on the
Chinese question. The taxpayers will see that
he is sound on the question of division, be-
tween the State and counties, of the proceeds of
a certain class Of licenses. And perceiving this,
we have not doubt but that they will general
ly give him their SURFACES on the 7th day o:
September next. Read the letter:
TEHAMA, July 9Th, 1859.
]. NEELY JOHNSON, ESQ
DEAR SIR: The pressure of private business
has prevented an answer to yours of the 3Oth
ult. at an earlier date.
There is, to my mind, no sufficient reason for
change in the present revenue law, by which
the counties shall receive less proportion OF
revenue collected from licenses than they now
do; the favorable and healthy condition of the
State finances is such as to preclude the neces-
sity OF change in the revenue system, by which
the counties, many of which are in teedtul and
embarrassed circumstances, may be deprived of
that portion of the revenue tax now awarded to
them by the existing law.
The passage of a law by which the working
OF the mines of this State can be secured only to
the citizens of the State or those who can be-
come such, is unquestionably demanded by the
dictates of a sound policy. 1t is unnecessary for
me in this note to enter into an argument upon
a question that has been SO thoroughly and sat-
isfactorily discussed before the public, as ex-
pect to canvass this district, and give my views
upon this as well as other questions Of State
policy. Suffice it to say that if elected, | shall
give my vote and influence to the passage of
such constitutional law as will protect our
citizens engaged in mining from the encroach-
ments and annoyances of the hordes Ct Chinese
who. under their Coolie system, have been pre-
cipitated upon our shores, and ere now reaping
the golden harvest justly and properly belonging
to those who now are, and who may hereafter
become citizens Of this State
With great respect, am your obedient SER
want, ]. LOGAN.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30
16r The London 7Ymes has the foll6winS
significant and sneering paragraph: $751;,

E0 ne LonuOn InWe mas the following
| significant and sneering paragraph: .sssss,
/" If we may trust the Algemeins Zeituss, which:
does not often speak without some AUTHORITY.
and which sounds asonorous blast III our coz col.
nmns this day, all Germany, from Cologne-o
Swabia, from the Baltic to the Euxine is posses-
sed of one unanimous, uproarous enthusiasm fSr
thesconquest of Alsatia and Lorraine and fop KsS
occupation of Parisi Sober, steady going ola !.
Germany is, we are told, dreaming quite serious.
ly of some tremendous scheme of invasion of
which Francois to he the victim, and we En-;
lish are to be part agents in the work, but bv "a
means partcipators in the gain. The pest,,en,
malady which Louis Napoleon has sent ran;ns
through Europe, and against which bngisn5
only has as yet established moral o;,arant;na
is spreading through all Germany. fbe morh;j
desire for conquest and plunder which in tbs
mind Of Frenchrnan nnsans the anne4at;on 'n 10
Italy, In the mind of Sardiniat means tho a. -
nexation OF Lombardy, and in the minds os ~.
EmpeFors Of France and Russia means sora ~ ,ao
known and perhaps underlined designs ssstv..J
ana westward, means in the ttaeui6cent ~,
agination OF tho German nothing less thar M ~.
immediate sack of Paris and the ultimsts me INC
tifion OF the French Empire" pa''
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30

ha Last week we were favored with a ,,o,,
beautiful little ballad from the graceful pan ~
@Dorviils," whose productions forns;,. :.
frequently sparkled in the Red Blu6 H.. 20
we trust that our accomplished friend Iii -.
fe'mi' 'nis to become his last favor. A''
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30
Township Omcerx.

SHASTA TowNsHlP.-Justices of the Peace
r. Durick, and Jmes Keene Constables-Tho.
mas ]. Flynn, Joseph NJ Short.
CLEAR CREEK TowNsHIP--Justices- William
Knowlton, James N. Eby. Constables-J. W
Gardner, D. Wilder.
:. FtFScH GULcH TowNsHIP P--Justices- NJ
Mcdonald. Constable-William Davis.
SIERRA TowNsHTf-Justices- D. Baker D.
C Stevenson. Constables-Stephen Park, Jo-
scpl Meyer.
PITT RIVER TOWNSHIP Justices Thomas
Bass, A. r. McCollum. Constables-Daniel G.
Hunt, - Stanley.
SUGAR LOAF TOWNSHIP, Nc
Mann, S. F. Southern. Constables-William
Lytle, David Reenns
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30

THs srxr Cosearss.-Ths Washington Con.
'sssSt'on says the next House Of Representatives
will stand, Democrats, Ils; Opposition. 1a4-
Opposition majority, IL
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30
COUNTY DIRECTORY

county Omcers.
District Judge-William P. Daingerfeid, CT
Shasta
County Judge-5oel 7. Landrun,.
, Assoeiete Jnsices-J. R. Durick and Thomas
Bass.
County 7reasarer-Jamcs Hayburn.
County Czerk-H. l. Vanhorn
Sheriff.. Clay Stockton. Under Sheriff
John Dent.
County As,essor-w T. Angefl.
County SurJeyo--E. Linn.
Public ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Swasey.
District Aaornsy-James D. Mix.
School Con:RsisssoiieT-G. K. Godfrey
County Physician-Dr James E. Pelham
Board of Supervisors-lst District, Jno. A
rTefbelbis; I'd District. William B. Stod-
dart; Sd District, D. C. Johnson.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30

SnOt servation has taught US that ladies on
retiring for the night, take OF the left stocking
tcsti
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TERMsOF SUBSCRIPTION


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DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within 81"
mopths-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before tne
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States, must invariably bo paid for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
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Those desiring to advertise BY the year, can 40 81
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Fine Pianos, Books,
MIISIG &C.. &e.


THE Subscriber after returning thanks to their
/ friends in EDGEFlEE.D and adjoining Dis
tricts, for their liberal patronage during the last
ten wears would iptorm them that they still con-
tinue to keep on hand y large assortment OF
PLANO FORTES
from the celebrated manufactures Of RAVEN bA
CON & CO., HAZELTON, BROS, and A. u.
GALE b CO., New York. for whom they are sole
Agents. These Instruments having already wen
such far famed celebrity 1t s only necessary for us
to repeat That for strength, durability and hnIsh,
together with pouer, depth, speetness and Soft
ness of tone, they challenge competition Persons
wanting superior
PIANO FORTE,
would do much better TO cal! and select from large
assortment than by dealing Gith Pedars and Agents
of inferior makers, VIII re they have no choice and
have often TO pay higher prices for inferior nstru-
,nen.s, than fne ones of superior makers can be
bought for. Every PIANO FORTE sold by US is
warranted in every respect, so the purchaser runs
no risk whatever Persons ordering from distance
from Us can depend upon getting GOOD AR
riCLE, as VIC make it point to keep goods Of the
best quality and such as We can recommend and
warrant in every respect
Tho;r stock Of MUSIC is very large and they
are constantly receiying all new pieces rs they are
published. GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS Of
the best quslity always on hand.
They would aso call attention TO their large
Stock of
School and Miscellaneous Boeks Stationery
Blank Hs0ks,
nd other articlrs.-ALSO-
Always nu hand the largest assortment in the State
Of GUITARS, YlOLlNS, ACCORDEONS,
FLUTES, FLAGEOLETS. VIOLIN BOWS, &c ,
and every article Of Musical Merchandise
Carhsrt's and Needham's and Princes celebrated
MELODF0NS.
ACCORDEONs and vIOI.INS repaired in the
best MANNER
All of tic above articles sold at low prices for
Cash or City acceptanrcs by
GRO. 4. OATES {. BROTHER.
Broad Street, Augusta g., between U. s.. and
Globe Hotels
April 1858 is
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Edgefeld Female Institute !!

TIME undersigned having purchascl the Edge
field Female Institute premises, proposes "
establish n permanent School tkat Shall furnish
every facility to Young Ladies for acquiring a lib'
oral edncatiou; and he asks the hearty co-opera-
tion of all who are friendly to such IN enterprise
He will he assisted by as many Teachers ns Tile
number Of pupils may require:
The exercises Of the School will commence on
Monday IN. 10th of January, 1889, and close The
10Th Of July following After TINT time The
School will open in September and close tl'e last
of Juue, thus bringing the vacation regularly IN
July and August.
The rates of Tuition will be the same as hereto
fore payable half at the opening, aud half at the
close of the Session.
The following recommendation from t:lc froicS-
sors of the University OF Virginia IS submitted.
"Thc Undersigned, having been informed that
Mr.. JOHN R. GwALrsEY, Master Of Arts OF this
restitution. will take charge of the Female Insti-
tute at EdgeGeld, S. c., are pleased to have an
onportunity to testify to their high appreciation
az his merits as Scholar, and as Christian gen
tleman. They believe that his attainments and
character qualify him for eminent usefulness, as
Teacher of the first class, and they recommend
his School accordingly.
A. T. BLEDsoK, Prof of Mathematics,
W. II. hlcGUyfEY, Prof. of Moral Philosophy,
S. MAuplS, Prof. of Chemistry,
B. L. GILDERLSLEBvE, Prof. Of Greek.
il. CABELL, Prof. Of Physiology s. Surg.
A. HOWARD, Prof. of Medicine.
is. DAVIS, Prof. of Anat., Their, e. Bot
J.P. HoLcoMBE, Prof Of Const g. Iutrrn. aw,
JOHN B. MIxoR, Prof of Com Statue Law.
FRANCIS H. Smith, Prof. of Nat. Philosophy.
GEssSBR HARRISON, Prof of Latin"
sg The following also, from Rev. JoHN A.
BeoADusI formerly Chaplain at the University OF
Virginia.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Dec. l1th, 1858.
Mr.. JouS R. GwxLTNBy, NJ. A., is ,oeu known
to me, having been for several years student at
the University of Virginia, and member OF the
Church of which 1 am pastor His degree as
Master of Arts of the University, will probably be
In tue estimation of most persons sufficient erl-
dence of good scholarship. lie is man of unu-
saa!L sal:sble character, conscientious, laboriouS
and Kind. ] anticipate for him large success in
the Female Institute at Edgeield, and affection
ately commend him to my few acquaintance In
South Carolina as brother every way deserving
their confidence and support.
JOHN A. BROADUS.
II Any one, desiring further information will
please address -
Edgefeld, S. c., Nov IL tt 40
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFTEID DISTRICT,
IN nRnINARV

DYW. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District
Whereas, Allen Frank in, hath applied 10 me for
Letters of Administration, on all and singular the
late of tSe District aforesaid, decreased
These are therefore, To cite and adnrnIsh all and
singular, the kindred and creditors Of the said eccas.
ed to he and appear before me- al our next Ordinary
Court fur the said District; to he holden al Edgr-ld
C. H., OIL the 10Th day Of January. ins'., To shu"
cause il any why the said administration should NJ
b. granted
Giyra Hnder my hand and seal, this 4lh dHy Of
Jam. in i;e yssf IF onr LTl "ne thousand sl:hi
hundred and fly-ns, and ia the S3d yeaI oi a"~tI.
Gun Independence.
W. +. ntiRiSnE, y. T.. II
Ian lSh4 II So
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REASONS WHY
The Grover &c il "a TX o1-
Sc WING NJ AC HINES
IS UNIVERSALLY PREFERRED
FOR FAMILY SEWING {!

1st. It is more simple and easier kept in order
than any other machine.
End. 1t makes seam which will not rip or ravel,
if every third stitch is cut.
Sd. 1t sews from two ordinary spools, and thus
all trouble of winding thread is avoided, while the
same machine can be adapted at pleasure, by q
mere change Of spool. to all varieties of work.
4th The same machine runs silk, linen thread,
and common spool cotton, with equal facility.
9Th. The seam is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric, so that it is free from all liability 10 break
in washing ironing, or otherwise.
9Th. The sttch made by this machine is more
beautiful than any other made either by hand or
machine
A new supply of these celebrated machines, of
all the leading pattern, just received by
NJ. A RANSOM,
Agent for the manufacturers
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FOR FLORIDA,
INLAND ROUTE.

TTIE NEW and splendid Steamer EVER
1 GLADE, l.. NJ. CoxETrER, Master, leaves
Charleston EVERY TUESDAY at II A. NJ for
Beufort, Savannah, Brunswick, st. Marys, Fer
nandina, Jacksonville, Piculata and Paalka.
Passengers going this Route. avoid the dangers
Of the Sea, and are exempt from sea sickness. For
safety aud comfort greater inducements cannot be
offered.
The EVERGLADE is the only Hoat from Char
lesion making connection with Nail Stages in
Florida
Emigration taken at reduced rates. Goods
consigned to this Agency, forwarded free Of charge.
j. N. BONNEAU, Agt. in Charleston.
Charleston, Dec 90 If SO
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

DY W. F. DURIsOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edg.
- field District.
Whereas, Janles a. Dozier, hath applied to me for
Letters OF administrations MI and singular the goods
md chattes. rights and credits of II. r. Spann,
late Of the District aforesaid, decreased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite md admonish all and
singular, The kindred and creditors of the said de-
ceased 10 be and appear before me, at our next Ordi.
nary's Court for The said District To be holden at
Edgrlied Court House, on The 20lh day of January,
nsi, TO show cause if any, why the said adminisIu-
lion should moi be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 4,h day of
January in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty nine, and in the eghly-trd year
Of American Independents.
w. F. DURIsQE, oEp.
Jan. s, 1859 2t 50
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COPY OF LETTER RECEIVED FROM HON JAS. II.
HAMMOND,

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1853.
SIR: In reply toyour letter asking my opinion of
Grover g. Bakers Sewing machines, I take pleasure
in saying that they have more than answered my
expectations, after trying and returning others,
| haye thrse Of Them in oaeratiQn Oh my differ
ent places and after four years trial have no fault
to find. Yours, Respectfully,
J. H. HAMMOND.
To NJ. A. RANSOM, Esq., Hamburg, s. C.
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SITE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS

t,NtLlAM Is. LLOYD, who is in the Gus
w ody Of the Sheriff Of Edgciild District,
by Ti5e Of writs Of G1pias ad respOndendum,
the sa William y. Lloyd having before his ar
rest " Ter said wr;s first executed bail bonds to
LcwiH ones, Sheriff, in due form, with Samuel
brooAas his bail, and afterwards having been sur
rsnddsd to The Sheriff by his bail, issuing out of
the cprt Of Common Pleas, for this, District, at
the sfs. of Henry Schoonmaker and William i.
DoInhnd others, having fled in my office, together
with tschedule, on oath, OF his estate and effects,
his pftion to the Court Of Common Pleas, pray
ing tft he may BE- admitted to the benefit of the
Aets ! the General Assembly, made for the relief
0t inflvent debtors, 1t is ordered, that the said
HenTSehoonmaker and William B. Dorm, and
all thkther creditors to whom the said William
Is. LRdis in anywise indebted, be, and they are
heret5 summoned and have notice to appear be-
10 t0fc y said Court at Edgefeld Court House, on
Tues'R the eighth day Of March next m show
cause any they can, why the prayer of the petit
tlon fesaid should not be granted.
III THOS. G. BACON, ccD.
Cle1s Office, 7th Dec. 1858. 3te ''49
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s-Y'A Reduction of one half the usual price is
made to all Ministers of tile Gospel who have
Families, and TO all Religious or Charitable So
cictics where the Machines arc TO be used for pur-
poses of Charity.
Hamburg Dec. 90, 1855 If 81
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COPY OF LETTER FROM MIR JONATHAN NJ. MILLER.
BEECH ISLAND, s. c., Dec. Is h, 1868.

BEECH ISLAND, 8. G., Dec. Is h, 1868.
NJ. A. RAssoM:-Dear Sir, In reply to your
enquiry how like the Grover s. Bakers Sewing
machine, take pleasure in saying that after using
it four months it has given entire satisfaction 1t
is simple and easy to understand, and has never
been opt of order. My wife had no difficulty in
instructing servant in the use of it. am fully
persuaded that no invention of tho age is more
worthy the attention Of the public than that of
Sewing Machines.
Very Respectfully yours,
JONATHAN NJ MILLER.
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few short Extrasts from Eetters, Tekiifanals, &c.
ILavo uscd jacobs Cordial in my family, and haYefppd
Hon. HIRAM WARNER,
Jndgo Of Supreme Count, Georgia"
alt gives me pleasure being able recommend jacobs
Cordial; my own personal experience, and ihc experience
Of my ncigbors and friends around is sufficient glar
unte Inc believe II to be all that prorts TO BE-, viz:
q ''' ''''''.' ''''' wM. II. UNDERWOOD
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit"
- take great pleasure in recommending this Invaluable
lievc II 10 BE- srtcgl m"dy-dccicdy sut ror t, any
thing else ever tried by nlr.
Deputy G. VI. OF the Grand Lodge Of Grorgis."
6 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and this. with
u hear about remedy by iluse WIN have tried IT,
induces me believe that stands at the head Of every pre-
pa,ation Of the kind md would recommend It's in the
MILES G. DOBBINs,
Cashier of the Bank CT h3 Style Of Georgia. Griffin"
"If there is any crcdbily in human testimony JACOBS
Cordial nlisl stand rcencIt above a other preparations
for the of Bowel Diseases From the Of testimony
in its cunning in from all quarters nst be very fur
in advance curative agent, Of most " not ull other
'putcnt preparations ~. FLEMING,
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Grfiin"
"Tls efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity fast
BnnaImrc rlsrd his columns inn Russia. and gaining
commentator wherever used -.teo'Via grr"oni0H, Nay
igM, lS53
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
tSF-M,rchun,s, Druggists and Physicians supplied by
j. ASiIUIST Imported arl Wholesale Dealer, Charles
ton, 5. {.
Sept %, ISIS 1y 81
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\ hTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.

GHRGE WEST, who is in the custody of tho
,3therif y, of Edsefeld District, by virtue ola
Writ q Capias ad Satisfaciendum, at the suit of
GeorA, A. Stockmon, having filed in my Office,
together with Schedule on oath of his estate and
efechShis petition to the Court of Common Pleas,
prayHg that he may he admitted 10 the benefits
OF tf Acts of the General Assembly made for the
rellei of insolyeht debtors, 1t is Ordered, That
the sf Gesrge A. Stockmon and all other credi-
tors Swhom the said George West is in anywise
indeHEd, be, and they are hereby summoned and
haveeotice to appear before the said Court ut
Edg ED Court House, on Tuesday the eighth day
OF rh next, to show cause if any they can.
why e prayer of the petition. aforesaid should
not granted. THOS. g. BACON, c.c.p.
Ctl6ks Office. Dec. Z, 1858. l3te 80