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Wit, of fLONeIl--Finengass the Victor.
BOsToN, May l0.-About noon to-day a prize
fight for a purse OF 5000, $500 side, took place
near Martins Ferry, New Hampshire, between
Harry Fineagass, of Boston, and Michael Leavitt,
alias Mike Leavitt, of Lowell.
The fight was very spirited. After hard
fighting, at the close of the twenty-thrd round
the sponge thrown up by Leavitts second, the
battle having lasted thirty-six minutes.
Leavitt was quite severely punished about the
head and face Both men showed that they were
game, but Fineagass was decidedly the toughest
man. With the exception of few bruises on the
face he came out quite as fresh as when he began
the fight, and at the close of the last round jumped
the ropes like deer. He is considered one
of the best meu of his weight in this country.
The fight was conducted in the most orderly
manner
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New YORK, May 1l.-Augustus NJ. Conner at
tempted to ascend in a balloon, last evening, at
Palace Garden, when the balloon collapsed and the
unfortunate man fell out, lodging upon the roof OF
a house. He expired about ii O'Clock last night
The balloon was DESTROYED.
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La w IVT,ELLIGENCE.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs.


Samuel D. Tonge and Richard II. Tonge Us
Samuel Il. Grafton and William p. Hultz. Bill fol-
injunction and receiver filed, and order of Court
! granting injunction to restrain Samuel Ii. Grafton
his agents and attorneys, from collecting accounts
notes, &C., of the firm of Grafton, Hultz 4 Com
I pany. The Court will, upon the 18th day of May
| 1860, proceed to appoint receiver. James Nal
! colin, Esq, for mplainants.-Margaret Hard
| ner, by her next friend, Martin Henkel, Elmer
! Hewett, Jr., Edward Hare, William II. Cewan, anC
George II. Dutton, Sheriff of Baltimore city, Bill
! for injunction filed, and order of Court, granting
| Injunction to restrain the said Elmer Hewett anC
! Others their agents and servants, from further
proceedings under the writ of fert faeias mention
in the bill of complaint, until the matter can be
heard and determined in Equity. John j. Snyder,
Esq, for complainant.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGR GILES.
Lewis Roberts and VIM. IL. Smith The Pied.
mont Coal and Iron Company, VIM. Thompson and
Others In Chancery. Action to recover n mort
gage debt. Not concluded.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Equity business, of no public interest, occupied
the Court yesterday.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY CuURT-JUDGE BREwHR.
ANNAPOLIS, May IL, lS60.-Judge Brewer this
morning sentenced James Oldield, convicted OF
larceny, to the penitentiary for three years;
William Lynch convicted of larceny, to the peni-
tentiary for year; George Rotten, convicted
of an assault with intent to kill Jacob Baker, and
also for common assault on Mrs. Sarah Baker, to
five years in the pententiary on the first charge,
and three months in the Baltimore city Jail on the
second.-Wiiam Myers, found guilty of keeping
a bawdy house Shakespeare street; fined S25 and
costs.-The motion in arrest of judg ment in the
case of James Wilson, convicted of larceny, was
argued by Mr.. Cloud, whose main grounds were
that this county does not, according to the inter-
probation of the Constitution, adjoin Baltimore
city. Motion overruled, and the prisoner senten-
ced to the pententiary for two years.-Also, the
motion for new trial in the case OF Charles Vo
gelstine, found guilty yesterday of stabbng James
EalI nod Inv nd Fran lin
and resisted by James Revel, Esq, States Attor-
ney. Motion overruled, and the prisoner senten-
ced to the penitentary for three years.--The
Court adjourned for the term.--The murder cases
from Baltimore Will be tried on the fourth Monday
of May instant.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER Term, lS59.-ANNAPOLIS, May n.-No.
16. Special docket. The Hoffman Steam Coal
Company us. The Cumberland Coal and Iron Com
pany. Appeal from the Equity side of the Circuit
Court for Allegany county. The argument in this
case was further continued by George A. Thruston
and George W. Dobbin for the appellee.
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE steamer Philade
phia left here for Hampton Roads this afternoon to
receive the japanese Embassy. Among the pas
sengers were Captain Dupont and Lieutenants Lee
and Porter, Charles w. Welsh. Chief Clerk, and
John W. Hogg, principal Corresponding Clerk of
the Navy Department; VIM. Archibald, Chief En-,
gineer of the Navy Department; Mr. Ledyard, SON
in-law of Secretary Cass; Purser Cunningham, and
DR.. Mcdonald, Secretary to the Commission. The
full Marine Band is on board.
The Embassy are to be received at the Navy
Yard with great pomp, and conducted to their
quarters under military escort. 1t is the intention
of the President to have the formal interview on
Wednesday, in the presence of the Cabinet and
others holding prominent public positions.
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TORONTO, May ia meeting of citizens was
held here to night to take measures for presenting
a testimonial to Sayers, the English pugilist.
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The Japanese Embassy--SaiIing of the Roam
nlx fnr he hes Ire.

New YORK, May 1.-THE United States steam
frigate Roanoke sailed from her anchorage, below
this city lat to-day, for Hampton Roads, where
the Japanese Embassy will disembark and proceed
to Washington.
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HENRY C. SPALDING g. CO.,
Box No. 3, 900 New York

Put up for Dealers in containing our elght anu
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthograph Show Card accom-
panying each package
~ single bottle of SPALD1NGS PREPAkED 1Lu
will save ten times annually to every household S
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists Hardware
ani Furnitue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note OF SPALDlNG'o .
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list 1t Will
tand any climate
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Ship News.
NORFOLK, May 10.-A large ship is ashore at
Sandy Shoal Name not ascertained
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SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY sTATIONERS,
grALDlNG's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUSE sE-FURNIsHING STORES.
sPALDTNG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GOODS DEALERS.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
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Testimonial to Savers.

ST. LOUIS, May ia fire at Lexington, last
night destroyed several stores, involving loss OF
$40, 600.
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A u.v.ixyoI nf fhn hsfa
Fire mt Lexington,

New YORK, May 1.-THE steamer Asia, from
Liverpool on the 2Sth ult., has arrived. Her ad-
vices are anticipated.
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Manufactured Dy
HENRY C. SPALDING j. CO.,

As CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
Address Post Office, Box No 5000.
Annexed is an Alphabetical List Of Articles which, if de
mayed, may be restored their original strength aa us'
fulness hv
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THE PAPAL CONTROVERSY.

INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENTS BE-
TWEEN VICTOR EMMANUEL AND Plus X
Le Nord, of Brussels, of April 20, contains the
following correspondence between the King of
Sardinia and the Roman Pontiff, concerning
the annexation of the Romagna to the domin-
ions of the King, and other incidents of the pend
ing controversy. 1t has been in type in our Office
for several days, and excluded by the press of local
matter, but we deem it of sufficient interest to our
readers to justify its publication at this late
day:
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BOARD OF TRAD

BOARD OF TRADE
COMMITTEE Of Arbitration for the month of Mau
ROBT. LEHR.
DAVID G. ROGERS, = MoHENRY GRAFTON
ALEX. p. WOOD, WALTER B. BROOKS
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RYE FLoUR.-50 bbIs. to Halifax; rs bbls. to Porto
Rico.
WHBAT-200 bushels to Halifax.
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
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A New TYPE-MAKING MACHINE.-A machine has
been invented by NJ. Combarieu, and submitted to
the English Government, for making type. At
and are finished up afterwards, passing through
two or three hands. NJ. COmbarieu, by his ma
chine, produces 10000 of these characters at one
stroke. Each letter is then separated by mechan-
precision and regularity. The consequence of this
invention will be production increased per cent;
exaetiude and regularity hitherto unattainabe; tn
use of harder metal, which will avoid the frequent
renewal of printers material, and the reduction by
onehalf of the outlay. M. Combarieu announces
his intention of producing characters in steel, the
durability of which must be beyond calculation.
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1t tnow remains to be seen whether the people Of
the United States have desire to be ruled by wise
and conservative statesmen, or whether they pre-
fer still to follow the partizan leaders of the other
political organizations. The Convention has done
a noble work in presenting such men to the coun-
try, and we but hope that the intelligent voters
will duly value the prize that is now within their
reach and work with a will for the good cause till
victory shall crown their efforts.
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FOR SHIP NEWS DOM. MARKETS SEE FOURTH PAG
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N L w FL Q II Z L !
CORNER OF WASHINGTON 4 WATER sTs.,
Grand Haven, -..--.---M Michigan

J. A. RICE,
NToULD respectfully inform his friends and
w the Public generally, that he has newly
fitted up, and furnished the house, formerly oc-
cupied by Hiram Bean, as boarding house.
and now opened and furnished as a
First Glass Hotel!
For the reception and accommodation Of guests.
The public are assured that every effort will
be made by us, for their comfort and agree
able entertainment. Gentlemen and their wives
wishing to obtain board by the week, are invited
to call and examine his rooms, knowing they
will find them, not only spacious, but pleasantly
located. ls5~ Board by the week may be had
on reasonable terms. j. A. RICE, PROPRIETOR
Grand Haven, June 2, 1859. [n23
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DoILED Linseed Oil at one Dollar per gall.
ID also quantity Of White Load.
CUTLER, WARTS a STEDGnAY.
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THE EXCELSIOR
M A r B L T. w o r X s =!
Corner Of Monroe and Justice Ss..
Grand Rapids, Kent Co., mich.

rs the place to get Monuments,
i Grave Stones, Nantes and Fur
nituro Marble, manufactured out Of
the best Italian or Vermont Mar
BILE. We also keep on hand, an as
sortment of Plaster, or Grand Rap
ids Marble, Ornaments, Paper
Weights, Table Tops and Shelves,
which persons who need them will
do we'll TO examine.
Zsy- All our work is got up in the
best possible style Of workmanship,
of tho best material and at tho lowest prices.
w. LARAWAY.
1y n351 Monroe and Justice street.
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French, English and American, a largo assert
ment and entirely new styles, and an equal
ly as good assortment of all goods kept
in tho Dry Goods line. Also add
cd to our stock an assort-
ment of
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-15

THIS Company Chartered in 1871, will con-
Il tinue TO take FIRE AND MARINE RISKS at
reasonable rates. She has over Tico thousand
living policies in the City where she lives. Her
Cash Premiums for the last year are over $685.
900 90 among 81 Of the heaviest business firms
in the City of Chicago. Her books show that
oil her Losses have been paid within go days,
and most Of them within Sir, after the fires, and
dividend of20 per cent paid to the Stockhold-
ers from her business the past year. Her secur-
tiles are on the first class property in the Cities
of Peoria and Lacon, and in tho State of Illinois.
As men Of moral ,oorh and financial ability,
her Officers and Directory are second to none,
East or West.
Her charter perpetual, with a provision in it.
that the moment her paid up capital falls one
cent below $500, 900 her directors become indi-
ridualy liable for each and every risk thereafter.
This statement is made after more than one
weeks personal investigation Of their affairs, at
the home office. [See papers on file in the Sec
rotary Of States Office, Lansing, Michigan.
s. s. BROWN,
General Agent for Michigan.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
Agent, for Grand Haven and vicinity.
June 22, 1859. [n76 1ys
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-13
Amos Kendall on tho Breaking UP Of Co.
neral Jackson's Cabinet

Amos Kendall has written n letter II tho Balti-
more Sun correcting certain statements mado bv
that paper III regard to the rupture in General
Jackson Cabinet. the allusion occurring in no
tice Of The death Of Hon. 5. d. lnsham. q men,
Der Of that Cabinet,
The rupture Of 1881 was not. saws Mr.. Kendall,
between Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Van Buren,, as
here represented. but was between Mr.. Calhoun
and General jackson. 1t is true that Mr.. Cal
houn and hi, friends attempted unsuccessfuly to
hold Mr.. Van Buren, responsible for the rupture
10 face Of his own denial and OF conclusive testi.
mony that it was brought about by facts and a.
gences over which no had no control.
| As to the Mrs. Eaton affair. it is not true that
General jackson determined that she should DO
recognised" She was not recognized by the Ia
dy Of his own household, nor did he require that
the wives of his cabinet should recognise her. 1t
10 true that he believed the tales circulated abont
her " DO false. and deprecating the discard gene
rated between members of his cabinet by this III
fair he was extremely anxious to convince them
all that Mrs Eaton was not unworthy of the soci-
ETY. Of their families. His object was harmuny
and unity in his cabinet. To produce that he re-
sorted to no .'iron WILL" but to the eLivary and
sense Of justice Of the members Of the cabinet
aud their ismlies. The refusal of the ladies to
reeognise Mrs. Eaton would never If itself have
broken up the cabinet but it was the personal
hostility VI the members towards each other &C.
neratsd, no doubt, in part. by tho private quar-
rolls artfully fostered by designing politicians,
which produced that result. In short, it was the
lQuarrel Of the mea aud not Of the tron,en which
lprodueed the catastrophe. though the former was
lin degree the consequence Of the latter.
Ar. ingham was an upright and honest man,
with strong prejudces and will Us "ron," M
General Jackson's. Ho introduced some import
iant reforms into the Treasury Department, for
which be has never received due credit.
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By BRYAN AKERS, Aucr'R.
Great Sale OF Village L.ats.

TINiiE undersigned Trustee In deed 18Th
day OF October, 1852 by Jno j. Purvis and e and of re-
cord in the Clerks Office VI the county Of Ame VIII pae
on the l4TH JUNE, ie6a s ~ ne highest bidder for C
the premises about r 3 4()rE hlhe Village Of WA
LOW, situated in the county Of Amhersi upon james River
near the point where the orapss aud AIssapIra Railroad
reaches the said River, opposite 10 the cy 1yh hburg
The above property Is admirably situated and many
inuc ments IN rersons wishing procure bcxhy
are rogue Ted to above ground before the day of %
and examine for themselves - 80
The LOTS viii h offered in sizes varying from y Acre 10
10 Acres The s"ts we'll adapted for MHrker Gnrden. =
ES The Sale will commence at4 O'Clock r. NJ. and be
Quoted by Bryan Akers, Aucsioneer. .., = ~
Je1dini+e DAN'L A. WiLsON Trustee
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Valuable
Hotel Property In LyRchburg, for Sale.

10y virtue Oi deed Of trust ckedaie me by Liam rr,
- back duly reeor!rd in The Ge!ks Office fgapL ron
~ and with te written consent 81 sskl RayakAtk shall a.
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1860 tr"rr"i p ~
sell at Auction LEASE IN the labe tleswe ending The IA,
day Of July, 1862 together with all the XOISEHOLD Nh
KITCUES FURNITURE IN and about said Hotel | viii
aso sell a. same lime an Omnibuy als pair IIo
The Cabell ousc The n central H,e1 In Lnchbury an
with good management will !cd large income 10 th Pre-,
prietor An Opportunity will w offered psrsLass the ea,.
and Furniture MI together = <; ! f D INV
Terms For a sums under go cash. for sums oy or that
moa credit "f 1ohs VII gwen purchasers III inr
negotiable notes satisfactorily endVr Sale
O'Clock. a. NJ THOS J. KIRKPATRICK
jc IDS Trux,.a
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COMMERCIAL.


APpLEs.-t;rcen-none offering
BAc0S-Demand good-i notice sales at 10L0l1k for
prime
Bxaxs-Nune nnerfne.
BEgswAx.-32(193 c.nta
BurTER-Market veil suppled-Frcsh 10 TO 20 sale for
Firkin.
Coss-sapply ,arge-saes So to IS yellow; 50 TO s7x for
White bread Corn.
Cons MEAL.-Pienty and dull Mt s5QtS7k ccnA
CExESr.-James River ti.soGb 1900
DRIED fErIT-No sale.
rOvR-Tse receipts continue i,xhwhh god Demand
quote suIcrnne s6go: Extra $780, Family ae.7o.
fLAxsEED.-4I.t20bi.Io cet,ts - 81 9 e y
FEATHERs-+46tS5 cents
.FksrILIzKn-suppy ample No. Peruvian Guano $a2, 80
ton Of 1000 ps kreres Manipulated Duano 30; SOM
t.0o Rhodes sup Phosphate Of Lime 10000 Runs Phospho
Peruvian uaDo f250 Runs Bone Ash Guaue s52 20 RnE
fms Tobacco Manure. t4I Ruins Ground Bone Ash $37
fowle Co.'s soabe Phosptaled Peruvian Guano a55p;
Diuxuds Zone Dust Euhns Tobacco Manure, e47t0
0rnnni Plaster In bulk $780, in bags or barrels sil0o
GRASS SEEps-No sale.
GISsEsG.-sn6t6b cents.
HA,.-Bacd tfio6D+l.30; q wagon load 81 .000<i.i5.
lgoS.-Mounial tyOdetl n ion.
LARD.-soppy good nj ~ ll2 cents
LisE-Thomasown ti,5O Mounliin q.
OArsshcaf s1e@sls3 U 100 ,s; White 80 cts: Black IS
cents D bush. Of - bs.
PKAs-No Blackcyei offering; Cow Pen u s5Dt11o.
POTATOES White Mercer, S,Gl41.
ToRAccoRtccips continue arge, with MI Improvement in
which, much Is present crop-a irgc portion
Of the II Of dark order, which commands hut
low price. quote common dark Lugs nj eeOttDa00; bright
ground ugs fi01 400; dark Leaf Shipping and stem
ming working Iesf si1oo brisi Wrap
pcrs 4i5UU6t 10000.
WHEAT-reaipts continue shtSales being made in
small way 3l.30GtSl ~ for rriu, La. and White . g .
lWooL-Unwashed 20 TO ~ cts; Washed 81 " 81 cs.
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A CONTINUOUS RAILROAD FROM MAINE To LOUIS
IANA.-The gap in the Mississippi railroad is I'm
ished. and the connection through to New Or
leans 10 now complete. The time between New
Orleans aud Baltimore by this route will be about
is hours. By the completion OF this link there
10 now . continuous railroad from Bangor. Maine.
10 New Orleans, except three short ierries.-at
Hudson river. except three short i.rries--st Hud-
Hudson river. Susquehanna & the Potomac rivers
This vast chain OF railway is composed Of eigh-
teen independent roads. c"stng in the aggregate
for 2,344 miles Of road 81. 394084, or nearly Que
tenth Of the whole railway system in the United
States, Of which 1895 miles are used in this con-
tinuous line.
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her. 10 defend him until his departure from Wash
ing.on. zTksasstsr Hystt-wi,h whom no re-
pablican 10 the Senate sympathizes. except Hale
and Suinber-bHs sent q mts.ags reading some.
wa; Al fpilossS. Lien Of Baton. The blood %
Aassaehussetts L demanded Gene md deisnd
itw g.
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;retnry Of Associatien-J. Lawrence.
New IoRK lima 49,

New YoRK, June 8. 1860.
This is to certify that Hon. Gideon j. Tucker
T. L. Mott alternately and DR.. Charles Edward
'oui> Stuart, were, at IL meeting Of the ubove As.
oc'ation made delegates at large from tho Asso-
iah"n' (Signed as abovr.)
On motion, the Convention adjourned until
tuesday morning. .: 10 o'eioeh.
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GREAr DRounr IN KASsAs-Late advices rep
resent that vegetation is perishing in Kansas and
all the border Missouri anl Iowa counties. No
ram mas fallen for weeks. while in this latitude
We have been drenched for weeks past
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retiring from the business Of Mckinney Co.. having sold
entire interest 10 Siml n. Jno H. Flood
would return sincere ,hanks 10 friends and public
for their liberal patronage during my with
House, and ask continuance of it 10 the drn.
Its JSO, 4 BASS.
SEMPLEs tNFALIlBLE BAKING POWDERS and sta
- bier " Jones, equally inable
For sale by STABLER 4 JONES
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r Oasca tourt continued aud held fof franklin cyuniy
"A the Iurhons facsay, the Nd dag Of May, issO
stephen slier IN his right aud ~ Admnislraof
Joe1J Bowman ID. Decd rainuin
Davis Dessrs John Deyer Aqula Dsrer Francis Devers,
Elizabeth Devers, John w. Lunsden Daniel layman Peter
Of themselves and VIM b. Noble deed, Joseph Alter
Robert luk, Moses o. Booth Jonas Wray, John Barnar
all creditors Of said joel j. Bowman, who may
make themselves parties 70 this suit Defendants
pain,n Inc taking said bill confessed
The home defendants The order OF publication against the alb
endan which have been duly executed and
the exhbts filed aud argued by cOnsci consideration
whereof the Court dot" adudgc, order and deeree that one OF
the Co missioner Of This Court do lake and settle the accounts
stephen Sowalter, administrator Vf Joe j. bowman
decd that he take account ~ debit cargeabe upon the
Estate said joel j. wman ind ascertain the character Of
said enable the court decl W the order In
which ~ he satisfied Ut Of said Estate
aud enable him said he VIII
Of said joel j. Bowman Guardian
for the children Of Oey Devers Decd and make report
Court with view distribution o The assets VI lhe Eato Of
said Bowman Among his creditors coEding ~ law
A Oopy-rcstc,
JAS. D. GREER, d. G.
FUVE parties Interested In foregoing Decree hereby
notified that have appointed Friday, z4th Of
place taking the referred 10 In said d..
cree, when AMI where by ~ o'clock, A. NJ all tho paSes
required attend, with all the evidence cnae
said Given under haIl,
missioner said Court tho 7ih day Of June, loo
10 ~ w+w JAS. PATTERSON, CUinr.
HEADQUARTERS RIFLE GREYs,
Il LyscmBUsa. June 18Th, 1850 {
O ORDER NO. IT, Assemble your Arniory this Ed
DNESDAf EVENING, AT O'cl ok In Undress Uniform,
without this meeting sr the pu Pose Of prcseat
Wing 10 1l Leu, A. p Bigger Sword and Epdaleits.
VI 10 1911 a. M KELLY o. &
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The CONTESTED SEATS IN THE Houss OF RrpRsEs
A1yE'.-The House have already unseated oop-
r dem OF the Detroit district, Michigan, and
Toward, trcp.) his place; Barrett, tdem' Of the
It, Louis district, Missouri, and given BIair;(r.p0
hs place EStabr'"k, tdcm,) delegate from Ne.
"raska, has cen displaced by Daily. trep) The
contested seats yet to be decided are tina, of
sickles, ldem.l OF New York. and Mr.. Anderson.
Amer, OF Kentucky. whose seat il contested by
C"' Ch'sman, dem, iormer representative fr,m
me district and Messrs. II Winter Davis and j,
NJ Harris, the American members from Balti.
more. ~