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LIE CnNFEnERATE RTATES.

THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
We learn from a correspondent Of the
Charleston BDeuiag Neus that the organizs-
tion Of TIE different executive departments Of
tie new Government has been perfected. The
system is very similar to that Of the Uni ed
Safes. The Interior Department is abolished;
the Indian bureau is attached to the War De-
partmsnt; the patent to Che Department Of
Justice; there are no public land and pension
b.resus. The scale on which The depart
ments are established is much smaller. ard
more economical than that Of the former. The
suborainates are greatly diminished ~innumbsr.
The former employs four hundred officials,
where the latter has but twenty-five. On this
point fhe Neus well remarks;
The object Of The United States Government
was, to have as many dependents as possible
living upon its bounty, and BY tbe power it
welded, " means OF The immense patronage
Il had to dispense, to caTTy out any measure
sire. This produced mich Of The corruption
which rendered Washington 60 foul a place and
Tended greatly 70 hasten the downfall Of the
Republic: The Congress here sec the evils Of
The old saystem and viii Rvoid thrm.
President DAVIS has appointed Captain
RoBEET J~ossELTs, q Mississippi bis private
Becretary-a good appointment and well de-
served. ThsgaHant captain served with dis
%tinction in tbe Mexican war, under Col. DA-
Wis, and lie thus again attached 20 the fortunes
o. his old commander.
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings,
FEBRUARY 2sTH, AND R IsT AND ID.
7
TIE BLIND NEGRO BOY PIANIST,

OhLA TEN 1EARS Old,
INHh Only person living Who can perform three rieces
4 OF music At one time, reproduce any piece, however
long or dimcuit, after once bearing i. play With his
back to the instrument, perform a correct secondo or.
bass, then change seats aud correctly play the primo TO
any piece be has never before heard executes in mas
terry style the most diflcuit operate Music, Marches,
Waltzess Polkas, Fantasies, COnoertess Variations etc,
etc; gives iuimitable imitatiens Of the Church oman,
Drum and Fife, Ratroad Cars. GBitzr, ETC.; sings in
English, German, French. italian or Spanish, or anv
other language he may hear; inprovises The most bril-
liant gems yet does not know q fist from a sharp, or the
name OF q key on the instrument, nor does he UNDER
stand a wcrd In either language he sings, hsviug been
born blind, and without a moments instruction, yet all
Is rendered, not only critically correct, but brIliautans
beautiful.
Admission to Concert 50 eenssj Children and ssrv-
ants, % cents. Doors open at 81, Concert to- 1nmen
at7H.
Grand Family Matinee on Saturday. % prsx, at Il
O'clock, A. N. feGG-Iw
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A YOUNG man, graduate o. Trinity College, n. c.,
n with the highest recommdndafi1n for neral and A.
cial stading and scholarship, desires a situation in a
scheol academy or coileE1 IN a Western, Souh western
or s0u1hefn State. Address,
Haro-THnu n-f-ra- it,
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FRiEcE ANEE1Es MoEocco. -Iouis Eapo-
leon has annexed Morocco, one Of The States
IN Northern Africa, 70 Bis dominiona. The
annexation Of Savoy and Nice only seem to
have whetted bis appetite Tor more acquisi-
tlonz, FraRce L. gradually reducing all North
Atnca 70 her sway
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WuD PrDGEoNs-Nhnussnds Of these birds
arr BOW seen every day hyirg south. It took
one hock - minutes 70 pass q gwen point the
greEafe at the Pigeon Roosus near Ruryess'
school house, and our sportsmen will have a
enc tims.-HoastoB tifss.1 Parsl.
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Ar E~DIToRIAL Bun The London Tide
Frgph thinks that the English people have
heretofore given too little attention 70 the poll
ties and poAcy Of the great American nation,
and IN view Or the universal ignorance Of its
readers, it commences an explanatory essay
with the remark thstthe trouble now pending
IN America is occasioBed BY The desire Of Yir-
GINA to extend slavery into the States OF Ohio,
Indians, Illinois and Michigan,
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NoRrH CAROLINA CoNFEETioN.-Tbe cleo
ton for delegates to the State convention win
take place Oh Friday, 28h day Of february.
One box viii be opened for the deposit Of tick
es marked "eonVsntioa,n snd ssno eonven-
fioB,o and another, for the deposit OF tickets
bearing ths names q candidates.
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RI Colonel Lucas, sid-de-camp Of Gey-
er6or pickens, Of South Carolhna, left this city
yesterday morning with dispatches fsom Press
Confederation.
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~ At Pensacola, on The 15th inst, A.
Fernandez dangerously stabbed James Ran
dali Fernandez was committed 10 Jail. G.
i. Gerky was crowned while attempting 10
cross The ilttls bayou bridge on bis way 10
Lts narr EaId.
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II ne Dotted States, ~ q corporate body,
q. res faf broks. az is asserted in some qusr-
tsrs. vst very evident that its credit is
vs-v mseh shaken. The bids from New York
for . porIoi r. The zen million lean did not
exceed from 90 70 81 psr cent. Bids FOR two.
millions and a half made By lie bauks Of New
York are uBderstood 20 be al 90. For many.
DAYS Previous. ia order 20 bolster up the credit
az he Government isl.ers we're written from
washington giving the strongest ass1rances
that 2 eompromise would certainly be effected
c ntrast fhis with tae recent Indian loan Of
r3.900O00, for the Engiish Government, which
advices by the America, from Liverpool On lbs
10Th met. show was al awarded e. ana Shows
est PER cent which ass the m.ninum fKed By
the Government.
II tss Southern STATES were all to withdraw
from the old Confs5srzcy tae northern rem
rant would not conmand sahesSt credit e
waes a war for hree months.
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A VALUABLE CARso.-The ship Phantom
arrived at New York last week, from Sasng-
hal, brought one Of The most valuable cargoes
ever imported into this country from China.
i was valued at nearly 100000, and con-
sisted Of teas, ~cassia, ard ra silk OF the
latter article there were SEQ bales, and Of these
l44 contained japanese raw silk, brought from
.Thpan TO China.
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TIVE LATE SEIZURE OF NEW YoRH
1T ~ -.

EHG LAEE OF NEW YORK
VESSELS AT SAVANNAH.
Gov. JosEFH E. BROwN, Of Georgia, gives
a full explanation Of the late seizursof vss-
sells at Savannah, in a Communication to bis
aid-ds-camp, Col. HENRY R. JACKSON, dated
at MiIledgeville on the Dist inst.
We only make an extract. Abiding to the
first seizure, which took place on the 9Th Of
February, be says:
While I had possession Of the vessels seized
my agent was informed that the guns were at
the command Of their owners. Acting upon
this assurance, I ordered the release Of the
vessels and my agent is now informed that
the officer II possession Of the guns has charged
his mind, and that be viii not now permit
them to be returned to their owners. These
facts show very dearly that it is The settled
policy Of the s,thorities Of New York to sub
iset our commerce 70 a surveillance which we
cannot with honor submit to, and to seize up
on our property and piunder our citizens at
pleasure.
Under these circums 'ances, Tfeel that I, as
the executive Of Georgia, would prove r~ecreant
to the high trust reposed in ne by ny fellow
citizens, were ! to refuse to protect their rights
against snch unprovoked aggression, by all the
means which the laws Of nations, or the Con-
s~titution and laws Of this State, have placed
at nv command.
1t therefore becomes my duty again to direct
you to call out sreh military force as may be
necessary for that purpose and to renew the
reprisals. by the seizure, as soon as
practicable, OF vessels in the har-
Dor of Savannah, or ether property
in The city, or elsewhere within yur reach, be-
longing to the state or to citizens Of New York,
at less5 equal in value 20 double the amount
Of the original seizure made BY you. You
viii bold the property so seized, subject to
my order; and it will be released whent tie guns
in question, together With any other property
Of our citizens which has been, or nav in the
meantime be u~nlawfully seized BY the author
tiles II New York; are actually shipped from
the harbor, and are beyond ths reach or con-
troll Of the police Of he city OF New York, or
the authorities CT that State.
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DEFENSE or 81. JOINS, FLoRTnA.-We
learn froul the Jacksonville, (Fla.) papers,
that four 30 FOUNDERS have been moved from
tie fort at st. Augustine 10 the mouth Of the
s.. jones' river, where they are to be mounted
for its defense. EsrthwoTkB are also being
thrown up at The same point.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

TIE FnEE LIsT We are at length enabled
20 give an authoritative construction OF the
clause OF te iato tariff act, relating to fhe In
portaticn or goods, wares and merchandise
from foreign siatea. Mr. Secretary Msmmin-
ger teiegraphs to Mr.. Collector Boston that all
goods wares and ~meTehandise imported from
states not now msmbers Of this Coufsderaev,
into this Confederacy, which shall have been
bona fds purchased within ten days after the
passage Of the act, shall be admitted free Of
duty, without reference to The time Of arrival.
As the act was passed on the 18th inst, an
goods bona fde purchased before the first day
OF March come In free, even II they do not ar
rive until after The 9TH Of March.
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cTF The New York Journal Of Commerce
says that 'qhs pubiic sentiment Of the States
composing the Southern Confederacy, ap-
Proacbes more nearly to unanimity than any
example which history furnishes, OF a people
undertaking 10 sever their political relations
ard set up a goysrnment Of their own"
DIRECTLY THRoUsH-We learn from Col.
v. J. Ross, general superintendent Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, that the
East Tennessee and Virginia railroad is
making close connections now at Knoxville.
Through passengers going east viii now meet
with 10 detention.
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CENTRAL
~ ~
RAILROAD.

~SAvAEEAH, Ga, February %. 1881.
TIVE Congress Of the Confederate States Of America
i having, on the 18Th day Of February inst, enacted
the law hereunto annexed, il becomes necessary that
this company should change the system hitherto pursu. q
BY them, in receiving aud forwarding goods consigned
to their care, as they are not prepared to transact the
business at he custom hsuse, and advance the duties.
or give bonds fer the same, as viii be required.
Therefore, mercauts, c~onsignees Of so ds, heretofore
consigntng them 70 tue care Of Central railroad agent,
are hereby notified that from aud after The 10th dav 81
March next, thair goods must be C0nsgm-d 10 the care
Of some commission merchant in the city, whose outlay
and duties always excepted will be ad-
vaueed BY this company, aud charged to the goods IS
formerly.
Bill OF Ialing, invoice and accompanying Instructions.
shout 8 be mailed 70 the c0mmisst0h merchant employed
70 forward the goods and 1t would be we'll for mer-
chants to instruct thsir shippers 50 10 do.
R.. R. CUYLER. President.
Az ACT.
Be il enacted by The Confederate States or Aueriea,
That the following articles shall be exempt from duty,
and admitted free into said States, to-wit. Bacon, pork.
hams, lard beef hsh Of all kinds, wheat, and -four q
al ether Eralns, Indian C Tn and neal. barley end bar
ley q -ur, rice and rice -four, oats and cat meal. gun
powder and al the materials OF which it Is made, lead
in al forms, arms OF every description, and munitions
Of war and military a ,0u.romsnts, percussion cans,
and living animals Of an kinds also, all Agricultural
prOdutsi ia their natural state.
Section 2. That all goods, wares and merchandise in
ported from any one Of the late Dnited States OF Amer
lea, not being now 3 member Of this Coufederacy, ints
this Confederecy, before the f01rth day o. March next.
which may have been bona dfe purchased heretofore
OF within ten days after the passage Of this ac., shall be
exempt and free from duty.
Section 3. That the state Of Texas be gHI is hereby
exempted from the operatka Of the tariff laws hereto .
fore pssse' or adopted BY this Congress
(Signed) HOWELL C0B
President OF the CouEress.
Passed by Congress on the eighteenth OF February,
elghteen hundred and sixty -one.
J J HOOPER,
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aENPHIs CITE TARNsH R0aas-

Ne n aadlson srset % M
TIHE subscriber wishes % lniuru ftaritr.n.
a is now ready TO receive old and secrnd -. 70
sure OF every description. to repair ara 80
same, and, II itis desirable he hss ne atj+fis-- N9
pairing tha furniture IL TIE Ezmily resifrnrs
pense o. draJtns and ha1iinr would Be sevad. ~
ra-uphclster eni furnish new hair c-h thi
sofas ani divans- All description n stear,s
tire. chairs repaired aad painted, and To 55f-ts
SONS any distance ia tha cs1utry On tMe -i--eto
hus the cxpcnsc, trouble and trans 10rtatn1
niture b he ely and t8ck asan can h.
sr address ne through the peat oGce. fas
fe7-1m HsHRT BFaRpe
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A SCENE IN III VIRGINIA CoNvEvTroE.-
Tue Richmond Wig n~arfatss The following
little episode in the convention, during the de-
bate between Governor Wise and Mr.. Moore,
Of RoekbFidgs:
Near The conclusion Of Mr.. Wise's sPeechh be
approached very near 70 Mr.. Moore, g%estieu-
iating very earnestly, when Mr.. Moore said be
would request the favor Of Mr.. Wise not to
bring his closed hand so nearly in contact with
his (Mr. M.'s) head. Mr.. ". promptly dis
claimed any Intention Of giving ofense, and
spoke Of the long friendship which had existed
between Mr.. N. and himself, both on the floor
Of The House Of Representatives and since. To
which Mr.. ". replied that he cheerfully ae-
knowledged the friendly relations which bad
existed between Mr.. W. and himself, and said
be was sure no 0fense was intended, but as
many persons were looking on who might sup
pose from bis (Mr. Wise's) manner, that Of
Tense was intended, be had deemed it proper
70 make the request be bad done.
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THE WAX PROGRAMME OF THE
Observation-Disclosures.


The New York Trt5ane announces with au-
thority the designs entertained BY the Republic
cans Of The North, in the event of a war be-
tween the two sections. We cite the language
Of the article to show cur readers also, that the
Republicans no longer regard the controversy
as existing between the Federal Government
and the seeded States, but as it truly is, a
contest between the E0rih and the South:
IF war between the sections once begins in
earnest, u DHl Be Of a~ceessify a rGr TO erfin-
guish ausrg, as being The cause Of our national
disorders in the past, The threatening disturber
Of the national peace in the f%uture, and the
cause Of the war itself. And this war will moi
BE- conducted on the soil Of the free States, ac-
eordiPg to Mr.. JEFF. Davis, but on that soil
uhere he eBa stands which dsa tRds Tem0Dal.
u Car President elect, CGod help US y
ABsAHAM LINCOLN, in bis late speech at
Ph~iladslphis, proclaimed the startling and in
fsmous fallacy that the design Of the Ameri-
can Confederation was to proclaim political
liberty to al msnl OF, in other words, that
the Declaration Of Independence, which holds,
according 90 his Interpretation, that GALL
msn Ci1rsspsofire Of COLOR are created FREE
eHd rQUAL,' is part and parcel Of the Federal
Constitution . This revolving doctrine Of ne
gro equality is thus publicly Endorsed by this
poor siinpleton just upon the eve Of his en-
trance into the executive chair OF the nauon.
When win the people awake from their torpor
to a foil appreciation Of the dangers surround
/ ing them ?
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SMOKY GHIMABTSl
GreOC NFOcE SwEo

~
ETFTY 6ns YOUNG NUNS. all veil rota.
i forty dne YOUNG HORSES and BgOOnN
hAaE3. Also, BuGGIEs and WAGONS
viii b. saif On
TUESDAY FEBRUARY %, Alto e5CLOcK
Great Inducements 10 vislttse ARcfur.
JTup On q boat or ears and Be FeatV sr -
n c. CATru -
fs-o-td Auctisnssr and Real E1ra
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70 NIIH dIltI tHU IIH q HdIll
BEAHHIED,

H~EAEEENILWa
On The evening Of the 2ssh inst. 1t tho residence Of
IT. lanes n DESMOND, n shslb7 eouaty, Tsnesssse
by the Rsy. r, r, Evans. Col. JAaEs ". FALENEa.
q Ripley, Mississippi, md Miss HELM N. HAxeocr.
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N. E. Corner Union and Main Streets,
MEMPHIS, TEyyEEsEE.
SeWing Machine Rooms.
nENT.GE

In the most elegant aud superb manner. for the accom-
modation and comfort OF all Who may desire his profess
si9nal services; and from our personal scqu 4iHtsHoe
with tbs gentleman, and knowledge OF his SKIN in the
science Of Dentistry, We can assure ocr numerous
friends aud acquaiutances generally, that he is n every
way worthy Of their eonfdsnce.
fe27-9m TEAROTT 4 70
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Dissolution.
NRTiEE.

o. c BOONE viii continue in the Commission Rusi-
ness as hsrettUre, and We cordially reeommend him 10
orr frifn&s- &c NORvELL
fei|m VIZ. hcKEUN.
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O. We call attention to the speech Of Mr..
JoHN S. PHEsToS, Of South Carolina, before
The Virginia eonveation, which will be found
on the first page of our paper. All who
sympslhizs with the soata-all who admire
eloqueBce, Wheeler their sypsthles be with
be sou,b or with the North, viii be g~ratihed
by it's perusal.
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--rhe Scu York Herad e the 23d states
tr.atw EosxsoT, Of Tennessee, Is one
- nansssss at the LrEeols Inauguration
~. 81 Washington city.
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80 ErnnEifinn-
Lease fOs Sale!
a BARGAIN.
SCHOOL WANTED

HOUSE, with ten wears lease % GROUND, e
II street., now renting for 5000 per year,
for cash, % As to pay % per cent. on invest
jas MONSARRAr, DUFR
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lumber

TuET EFCEIvFD-fAcD0 fetf clear w1a
j Ia 9 sut . inches thiek; l50.coo feet 49,, D.
and YsIsw Pine Fiaorinsi Eeoo0 feet arr.s -us
nr tniltiuE rurTQsesi p9sH' er5 a grnefaf as---
af Fan.iret mQ.oco saTrd ard cut Lgfhs; 81 feeat
Cvnfs.s h4if tuch shi1zas, and Pre- $3.50
addition - or airsaty large stock o. Lu,ss- H
sssh. nfarfs. &c which We Eul sell i1u f-
mrt-Iwa3pJsT Ms \. cOcHBAE ! 80
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DIED.
In hisciy on Yesterday morning, Krs. HARaAzEr
JAEE sENErrE, wife Of Capt. J.. Gsnotts.
ne funeral Of The deceased viii take place tbls sav
Al ? O'Clock, p. ~, from The family residence, On Rob-
inson street. east ol Jones avenue. The friends and
aequaintaneas Of the family are Invited 10 attsna.
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ED.

CAMB 70 my I0t on THURSDAY, the fthGzERuz>
- insl.5 a nEEF SrEEH, whica The EH& ~
owner can have by calling upJu me. a. ~@H
sail No. "a. S51th Memphis Market -
House proving property zld paying charges.
TEA iws TsCHUDT.
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IL TIE Augusta CGa.) c-obsiiutionalst
Of Tuesday, contains tbe following special
dispatch:
C~RARLEsToN, February 1s-The floating
battery is nearly completed, and will be
launched tomorrow AZ two O'Clock lt is
said TO be q very complete weTk OF its kind.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-24
TNsOLVENT NOTICE. -In District

SOL VENT NOIICG' -Au OisHNt
Conrt Of the l4th Judicial District Of the State Of
California, in the matter of the petition Of ROBERT
AbAIR, an insolvent debtor: Pursuant to an ordeF
of Hon Niles Searls Judge Of said district Court,
notice is hereby given to all the creditors OF said IN
solvent, Robert Adail to be and appear before the
Hon. Niles Searls aforesaid. in open Court, at the
Court room of slid Court, in the city and county Of
Nevada, ON the 9th day of ofNovember 1851, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, of that day, then and there to show
cause, If any they can why the prayer OF said inso
vent should not be granted, and an assignment OF ms
sstate be made and he be discharged from his debts
and liabilities, in pursuance of the statute in such
case made and provided; and in the meantime alb
proceedings against said insovent be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court,
L. s. this 7th day Of October, A. D. 1861.
r. II. FARQUHAR. Clerk.
By JOS ROBERTS, JR. Deputy.
T. r Hawley, Attorney for plaintiff. oc0.td
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-24
Number 5l.l
A N ORDINANCE FILMING THE CON-

IA ensation of the City Marshal and Policemen
The Trustees of the City Of Nevada DO ordain as
follows -
SECTION ]. The City Marshal shall receive as full
compensation for his services. the sum Of one hun
dred dollars month to be paid out of the City Ircasu
ry He shall also receive FOR his services Colec
tor, fifteen per Centum all monies collected On ac
count OF poll and road taxes, and five per ceHtum on
the amount collected by him on account Of other
city revenues; which per contage he is autborizcd
to retain outol the amount collected
SEC. ,. Policemen shall receive as a compensation
for their services the sum Of ninety dollars month
10 be paid out Of the City Treasury other demands
against the City
SEC. 3. For every arrest for violation Of City or
dinances, the Marshal and Policemen shall be ent
lied to the same fees arc allowed Constables IN
similar cases, when the same shall be made out oi
the persons arrested.
SEC a. This Ordinance TO take effect and be in force
rom and after the first day of May A. D. 1861.
Passed April 4th 1861.
JOHN WILLIAMS, President.
1. II. RoLTE. Clerk. apr6
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-24

TNSOLVENT NOTICE.-Im the District
Conrt of tbe l4th Judicial isIict Of the State of
California, in the matter Of the petition Of J. il.
IAiONnE. an insovent debtor: Pursuant to an
o,der of the Hon. NILES SEARIs Judge OF the said
Ts,rict Court notice is hereby given TO all the cred
i,rs ~ tbe said Insolyent j. b. Ialonde to be and
annear before the Hon Niles Searl aforesaid in open
court at the courtroom of said court in the city and
county Of Nevada. on the FOURTH Day OF NOVEMBER,
A. D. 1861. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of tha day then and
there to show cause, any they can why lhe prayer
og So IA Insolvent should not be granted. and an
spnment of his estate be made and he be discharged
from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the
statute in such case made and provided and in tie
meantime all proceedings against said lnsoiVent be
stayed. ,,.,.r.
4 ! Court, this 10th day of September, A,
SEAL D.. 1861. JOHN S. LAMBERT, CLERK.
49, Per Jos ROBERTS, Jr., Deputy.
DAVID BILDEN, Atty for Petitioner.