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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-20

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= Notics IS hereby given, that by virtuo OF sun
Cry executions issiied out OF the Once Oh tl Clerk
o. the Cannon Pleas and Circuit Courts Of Van
derburgh county, Indiana, one in favor Of Louis
DauTn ARD others, aud against Henry L. Mitchell,
one Ia favor Of Uel w. Armstrong and against
Henry L lLiteAsii ggPlealsd with Oliver Bead
orc N favor of William spears and against
Resa Two fgoS II Tifal WV Wajz o ns5
sg4iust Edwin o. Read and Henry L.
Mitchell, two ia favor Of Kratz Z Heilman. and
against Edwin q. Read and Henry L. Mitchell, one
in favor Of Edmund Hobbs & others, and against
Henry L. Mitchell, ana Edwin o. Read one in IA
yor OF jghD =. koslEer and others, and against
ElYin Q: Read and Henry =. Mitchell, one in IA
lypT Of yhomas Paxton and against Henry l.
mitchslland Edwin Q .sRead, and no IN favor of
the .E5 GA Insurance. Gon1oany against Henry L.
Mitchell ttmple ided with Oliver ReadD have
levied upon and wll.5en~r - - T. .rs--
81 Al Il 1TuEsDAF sDsesIhber Sd, 1861 s.
between the. hours Of 0o'cioeoA. NJ aud 4iocIock
?. ~ OF said day. at the door Of the Court House
in the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh- county,
Indana, offer for sale at public auction the rents,
and profits for a term not exceeding seven years,
of the following described real estate, 10 wit:
Lot 10. one ~, in the subdivision of lot No.
twelve a21 in the Original Plan Of the City Of Ev-
ansville, made BY the Comm lssioners appoiD ted
70 make partitioa IN the case Of Edward J. Mitch
81 and others against II onas Ptxfon and others,
at ths February Term, A, D. 1860, Il the Court of
Common Pleas Of FandeTburgh County, Indiana,
which ssid lot No one (I) IS bounded as follows
CopltBencing on Main street, at q point "A feet
inches from Water street, running thence at right
angles &c Wafer street, then at right angles
along the liBe Of Water street p feet ~ inches,
thence at rgat angles ~ feet 2 inches to tho line
at right angles t. The place OF beginning.
And ehoHla said rents and profits not sell for
sum sufficient TO pay the several executions
above uRmsSs Including cos1s, i pEill, st tho same
time and place. oer FOR sale the Tee simple of said
-, GEORGE WOLFLIN, s. VIC.
+ Wheeler n Igleheart, Jones e Blythe, Baker &
Garyin Thos. Z, Garvip, Chandler & Hynes, Chas.
L. Marsh, Plaintiffs Attorneys. novI2-3sw SIO.50
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
r~~ II THE h , ". LINE
Exclusively for the Journal
MORNING REPORT.
Latest News from Europe.
England, France and Spain
after Mexico.
o
ILL., IL: :aA-.nAsn.n %
What their intentiong are.
Unionism in Advance.
CoIOneI Graham under Arrest.
Sec'y Chase endorses Wilkes.
City Of New York tenders the
: Commodore the Inequalities
of the City.

LONDON, November s.-The Paris Debat,
on Mexican Affairs, says the Powers, at the
commencement, ara to endeavor to impose
a suspension of arms on the belligesent par
ties in Mexico. They undertake not to &C.
cupy permanently any part of her territory,
and to obtain no exclusive advantages from
Mexico. England gave up the conditions
which she wished inserted in the treaty that
the three Powers should pledge themselves
not to accept the throne of Mexico for any
Prince of their reigning families. If the
monarchical form prevails, the Powers
pledge themselves not to use intervention
for the profit of any Prince in particular
p, The Patrie says the contingent force is to
nu mber 5000. #E H&Fk
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Col1rt Notice.

or M, An, Y.7T,..r. Court of Common Pleas,
Vanderburgh County. YesS
( z Ai:chaei P Jones, t~e
3 sa vs.aa .-. -t rora.,o.,,-.
Nancy Ann Webb, Charles H0i7e'''--
W. Sands and Mary Ann
Sands,
II appearing by hiiavit filed this I1th day of
979yenbers 1851, in the oflcs Of the Clerk of the
Court aforesaid, that Charles W Sands and Mary
Ann sands tsgo of the defendants in the above
entitled action THE object Of which is to foreclose
mortga se) are not residents of the State of In
dia a. Notice of tbs tendency Of this action is
therefore given to said Defendants, and that the
saHnewitI stand for trial az the nat term of the
Court aforesaid. to be begun and held at the Court
House, IN the city Of hvansvile IN the county and
state aforesaid, on the fr-t Monday in January,
4. D. 1862.
Witness the Clerk of said Court, this Ilth day
of November, 1861. tAt
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk
&M - ava V @ q
, Al Bobins5p Pea Attorney
No. -2-rrnl &
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q b CORPORATION NOTICE

OhUbh FOX FLANK HIDH~WALAs
Sept. z, 1861 Aud nowft lie hereby ordered Az,
directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the of all lots or parLs OF
lots fronting adJoiniug the west SIDE o I
Mary Street, between sixth and Franklin StFcets,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, aud that they Cause
side walk Of class No. 2, with wooden curb to be
laid down thereon within thirty days froo the
publication Of the order. p. BURKE, Clerk.
u Clerks Office, Sept. II, 1861. septic
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BY virtue OF -at.s @ezecuUion issued otIs Of the
Office Ct the Clerk OF the ValderbJrgh Circuit
COarvs favor % August =Byerste1U and aga pst
Aabertz = brens az (. John Hoobkrs. Il will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER ., 1891,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock a. n. and four
House III the cry of Evansville, Indiana, Offer
for sale at public auction tile ret, Issues aud prof
It's fJr- term cot exceeding seven years, of the
following descri bed real estate, to-Nit
The undivided half of the south half Of the
SOUTHEAST quarter OF 1he northwest quarter of
No. thirty fopr ga Ia tawnship No six (6)
south OF range No ten 0l west cOnTainiag twenty
$ Also, he andIv id-i half of the sQuth half
Of the nDrth half of the southeast quarter Of the
north quarter Of section No. thirty four go
in township No. SIX (6) south If range ten (IO)
west contsinisg TIN acres. Also, tile midi, ided
half Of that part of be east ha f Of the north
quarter of lection NJ. thirty four (3i) in
ownshIp No. six tGl south of range ten (I0l west,
beginDlug at the nogtheas corner Of That part of
said "a { half Of the northwest quarter Of De ton
No. thirty -four go conveyed BY John Robbers
and William q Meavcr aud. VIC by deed dated
Teceniber 2, 1855, thence east along the north
lin Of said Robbers tract, 80 r'd4 70 the north
west rntr there T, thence north 80 rods, thence
80 RODS thence s.uth 40 obs 10 tbs place OF
beginning, containing twenty acres. And should
the rents and prd1iGs Dot syll tor 4 sam sufficient
lid WriE and cosls, viii 81 tho
time ana place 3der for sa!e the 6a simple Of said
premises. E-t
=. GEORGE WOLFLIN. g. ". O
A Z, Whites V. ri rs Agt'y. nOvl 3Wg 81
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ELL GO 10 THE EUREKA BAZAAR. -
StA Before you buy your goods go 70 Cooks, No.
rs Main street 3.
Coming every day-new goods at the Eureka.
feo not fail to buy your Groceries at Cooks.
Every thing you want can be had at Cook
For the best and cheapest Groceries go to Cooks.
Good news-the Eureka is full of new goods. -
How is it that Cook sells so cheap-u. 81 be sells
for cash to all. 81
IN the face of the hard times Cook keeps his house
full and sells cheap .--
Join the Family Guard Drill Room at the Eureka
Bazaar, No. 70 Main street.
Keep yourself posted by going 10 IS Main street.
Low prices ard good Goods all times TO be had
at IL. A. Cock
BIove on in front ~ want 70 get some of Cooks
cheap Groceries
New goods almost every day st Cooks. 81
One price, but that is 60 low YOU cannot ask it
lower at Cooks q.
Pest up your friends that No. 73 Main street ia
the place
Gauality of Cooks goods always az represented +
SO you have got TO buying your goods at Cook 3;
knew You would if you went once.
The lew prices and good quality of Cooks goods
is the wonder of all.
Unless you buy at Cooks, YOU lose money ~
Volunteer in the amily Guard Drill every day at
No "a Maiu strest. 4
Wonders will never cease, last not least the large
stock to be found At the Eureka Bazaar
AcelsioI Golden syrup-ouly 70 be had at h. A
Cocks.
Kes, is acknowledge thai Cook sells The cheap
est Of amy House IN the city. -H fa ~
Zounds how cheap you can buy Groceries at No.
70 Main street. ~
q If you want to cave money, you must go to the
bazaar.
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NHRRIRFl8 e.gLh5, .E-0. ~.

BY virtue Of zn erder Of sale iszuod out OF the
office Of Jbe Clerk of the Nanderhurgh Circuit
Court, IN fsEer OF John A HeIfz, and agatuat
Beuaiah Moss, Pigeon tSwHship, and others,I viii
otIer for sale
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Il. 1scf
between tho hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4
o'clock, p. III, at public auction at tbs door Of
the Court Bouss IN Evanssf ie, the rents issues
and profits far the term o sever years of the fol
in LamascO City, according 70 said. Moss su6di-
vision of said Block, to-wii; Lots seventeen Q7O
eighteen. as nine q Ten (IGO six (6l seven II
s0uth half of lot No. fourteen, "a and lot No.
one, in said block and should said rents issues
and profits not sail for sufficient 70 satisfy
sa d wrir and costs, viii, at the same time and
place. pGsr for sale the fee simple Of said prem ises
a ,a&e- GEORGE WOLFLIN, sheriff
) : boa &. GaEYln, PI,fsAtt'v
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Notice is hereby given thatby tntus OF an order
Of sale issued out of the Office Of the Clerk Of the
VaDderburg Circuit Court in favor Of Thomas H.
Rucker aud others, aud against william Reilly and
others, VIII expose to sale as public auction at
the door Of the Court House. ia tho city Of Evans
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between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. b. and o.
clock, p M, of said day, at the door Of the Court
House, in the City Of Evansville, Indiana, offer for
sale at public auction, the rents, issGes and profits
for the term OF seven years, Of the folio wing de-
scribed real estate, 20 wit Lot No one fl) in
Block No. ton Q0J 10 the fourth Enargemont o.
the City Of Evansville, "a the county Of Vauder.
burgh and State Of Indiana, and should said reuts
and profits not sell for sum sufficient 10 sttisry
said writ and costs, viii the sama time auG
place, offer for sale and sell the fee simple of aid
premises. ~ GEORGE WQLELlh, size.
Hall a. Donald. Pi'fs Attys. uovI5 .3ww
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BTTTERS.
Prepared By DR.. C. H. jackson, .Na, 4ls
LII Ctrnaf DhiIrrla 4, LIZ ID. -

? lIII1 hFtH otTesti I Httdus EfDhI4I I'd
READ WHAT IS SAID OF THEM.
seorT, Cortland Co., n. T., March 2lst. ls87.
". c. IL Eacksoa-Dsas SIR %
q ~ - % H. 4 r. q - THE a EkRLSUT.k7E -,
T. pen a few lines to you. I have suffer cd and
doct0red myself, aud know how TO- pity those ia
like condition Until common oed taking your
Bittsrs last summer, was net able to do anythi1 e
even to sit - any considerable length of time
Before had taken the trst bOtr Q, 1 felt like
man, aud now, after having continued the use
year, am able 10 labor hard egerB day. To say the
least, think have received more ben, TT from the
BitteTss than all other medicines have taken.
have not only used your biitsrs myself, but have
given botties and parts Of bottles TO those complain
Ing of Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint, and in
cry case, they tell they have taken medicine
beneficial as the bitters. Respectfully yours,
JAMES Won BEESCH0TER
The bitters sold by druggists stOrekeepers
In every town and village in the Uuited States, Cam
adas, West Indies, and South America, at rs cents
per bottle noyId&w2W
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wR9.uR .u.EDE s0CRs,-5O no rev
80 Country kuit Socks OF very superior kind,
lust received at SCHAPkEk & BUSSIEG'S
oct "a No. 20. M8in treet.
NHI4rayNrTLER "a turn ished room in some
~ private residence for two young gentleman,
near Main and First streets. Address Box "a,
Post once, giving name, locality, and what time
can call to see room. uoYI2-3t
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
From the Far West.
Indians becoming Restless.
Militia called out In New
Mexico.
90. UJ .EE5IUHJ
The JaykaWkers Aroused!
Steamer Sunshine Robbed i!
rli3&J- - >tta3 1-AJ
AL Quiet at Port Royal.
Union Troops going to Dixie.
Troops are still rendered.
No more Cavalry Wanted.
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aCourt Notice.
Wiilisn, r. WIKI ns5

WlIIIanl - Wink n3Jn ] ------
1t appearing BY ain Iilvit, tlfs day fiie3 ia the
Office Of he Clerk Of the C5crt aforesaid that The
clnm Of thu pia'ntifs ia This action is just, and
that SAID plaintiffs a9gbE 10 recover 1852 1890,
with interest upon 1891 - leo from this date, and
that tha Gefs I'D tntis Hol-resident OF the State
Il fadiar4, notice of The paodency OF fbis action
is therefore given to said William r. Wilkinson 4,
that The same will stand for trial at the next
term of the Court aforesaid, 10 be begun and held
at the Court House, in the City Of Evansville, IN
tue county and state aforesaid, on the drst Mon
cay III J January, A. d 1862. ..tts -e..s.tfftat
Z Witness Louis kitcher, CLERK Of said Court,
this IT. day OF November. 1861.
90 LUIS RIOHTER, C. O. C.P. V. @
" hesleF Izieharts Pr + AIt'ys.
u4SyI5 -s,gs, ,...-
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TRIBUSE's sPECIAL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Dispatches from
Gen. Dix state that the rebels in Accomac
dispersed. Dix's proclamation went in on
the previous day. They may rally 10
Northampton, but uselessly. The Union
men in Accomac were buying Union Gags
in Maryland to hoist as soon as our troops
entered the country. s.t- - -...i
II is not Improbable the steamer. Trents
may be oTerbauled by other American war
vessels before she reaches her destination.
Col. Graham, Of tbs 9Th New York regi-
ment, who commanded the reconnaissance at
Matthias Point, has been ordered under ar
rest by Gen. Mcclellan, on complaint of
Gen. Hooker, that Graham destroyed prI-
vat8 property, such as dwelling houses
barns, sc. Col. Graham has arrived here
and reported himself, and explains that he
only destroyed such buildings as have been
used by the enemy for their pickets and
for the storage of forage, which buildings
the several commanders of our naval vessels
on the river have from time to time endesV-
ored to destroy by shells. @ e Il u
Yesterday, seven pungees attempted to
run the blockade Six passed without in
corruption, but the se7enth ran too Rear
the Virginia shore, aud the rebel batteries
along the whole line opened on, her.
Twenty shots we're fired, three Of which
passed through her sails, but Der hull was
uuinjGred. She was, -however, compelled
to put back to Indian Head. lFhe ferry
boat Stepping Stone ran the blockade on
Saturday night. She was not fred upon.
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TIME5 s pIspATCH.

There is increasing confidence in the en-.
tire correctness Of Captain Wilkes act in
taking Slidell and Mason.zFI am informed
that Secretary Chase has expressed his re-
greet that Wilkes did not seize the vessel.
Count de Gurrowski is certain that Great
Britain win not take exceptions to the act
The statement that the President intends
issuing proclamation calling on the States
for 200, 600 more volunteers, is unfounded.
When the 100000 volunteers called for by
the act of Congress has been recruited, none
viii be received except in the regular SER
vice. ---
1t is proposed to send portion of our
prisoners of war to Fort Mackinac.
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&MERRRs' 8 e.gAK NO. N.

eRNERR9ts' 3 gzzZ .NFO. 2 4.
HotIce is hereby given that BY virtue Of an or
dercf sale issued out of the Oics of the Clerk Of
the Van ibargh C.rcuit Court 10 favor of John
LasOW, aud against Johh ". Hughss and Cornelia
Hughes. wi a.oa ELH #tlfskstE .
THCRsDAY1 DECEM BER 18th, 1851,
between the hours OF 10 o'cieck, a sI..and o.
clock. P NJ, Of said day tbs dOor Of thu Court
House, IN the City O! Evansville va. derburEh
countys lpdaBas exposs 70 stls at pub ic auction,
tie rents, issnes and Er0fi TOR ts term Of seven
years of the following described Rsat tate 20
Wit Tbs undivided half of all that certain lot or
parcel of land, beg aiming HC point nineteen
eli aims erth u the soul beast corner Of the land
conveyed BY willard Carpenter aDd wife to VIII
liam Mcdowell recorded IN deed record book 4sC .
pages III and liz o. lac records Of Yanderburgh
county, Themes nth eight chains ard sixty eight
hundrethS to ths centre Of the Wa bas b aud Erie
Canal, thence north fifty six and third degrees,
east along tina middle Of said Canal four chains
and ghty hundredth7, thence south eleven chain
and thirty tg0 hHndredths, and from thence four
chains the place Of begi uuing, containing four
acres, being part Of the east half Of the north
east quarfero OF section f@eI4ty -sns z9 town. SIX
10 south. range TEA (l0l west, Ia the YinoeLnes
land district, and situate and being in the county
If Vsn6eTb9Fglf and State of Indiana; and should
said ana profits not sell for Sufficient
to satisfy said writ and costs, VIII at the eams
time and placs, sell The Zee simple Of said prem
ISIS.
Hall q Donald, Pi'ds Attys. noy16-3ww
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~ Z GE0RGE WOLTLIN, Sheriff
Hall & Donald, PI'fs Att'ys. noy16-3ww
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0REBEFF's s.41B no. IA.
N,RRRxRFgs s.RAR u .. 30.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF an or
der Of sale issued out of the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Kanderbhrgh Circuit Court in favor Of John
Douglass and against Nathan R0Wlsy, wilton
IL m.
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remedy for Fever and Ague. The experience OF
many years, in almost every climate, proves that
whsre used in strict accordance with the direo-
items, It has rarely faaed to curs not only break
ing tina chiils, but BY removing the morbid habits
Of the system--prs1eutinga the occurrences Of the
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sPEER'S WINE or ELDER,
CeYeF,raSasg

For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities az GENTLE
sT1MULANF, TONIC, DIuRETTC and SuBoRIFfG Esfieh
testified 10 by Physicians thousands Of Ladies and
men in all parts of Europe and America.
As q Gentle stfmulanG ANA Tomfe, S8
Strengthens the Digestive Organs, improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood -
As DEuresEe,
1t imparts healthy action TO the GLANDS ETDETE apt
URINARY oRGAGS-very beneficial In DRoPSY aOITT
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections. 1
AS q Sra,IoFIae,
It acts upon the Skin opening pores and aps
purises by insensble pespiraon Thereby driving Oh
and cleansing the surface giving yor to The whole
system, and BLOOMING SOFT and RE LFIIv cnp93;ic
Of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION. Y
The Chippewa Tribe OF Indiana
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit Of tho Elder al os 81
their most valuable remedies
In Germany,
The Berries dried preserved by far
Speer's Wine OF elder
Is pure juice of cultivated Elder Recommended Nv
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing rsraartals
dcina properties SUPERIOR any wines III
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INFIFA removing ALL
oBsTRuCFIoNs improving tSe APPETITE and banaaitiny
LADIES and CHILDREN. f1$
A Ladies' Wine.
Because II will not inoxcate, contains no n,lsara
spirits and other liquors. and admired rc
and nurve properties irparting healthy o1e IL tta
ach and Digestive Organs.
A-A wineglass full may be used with meals n II
any time through the day as desired. nv
We will only ask your indulgence mako one trial Of tbs
Wine fz,5ssssS1t1s
For saie In New Orleans by n. j. HART ID Co., JOBNS
WRIGHT CO., JAMES sYsE, Canal street and by ali
principal Druggists throughout the United states
R5-Fhe trade supplied at propretor's prices #
ALFRED SPEER Proprietor
h1y2' ls&" 20S Broadway, New York.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Be known that this second day April in the year of
Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty. One
Before me- THOMAS LAYTON, Notary Public in and for
the said city of New Orleans duly commissioned sworn
in the of the hereinafter named
dersiRned personally came and appeared
FREDERICK RODEWALD, EsQ. residing In this city,
Stakeholder Of the SOUTHERN BANK, institution incor
porated under act Of the Legislature of this State entitled
ian Act to establish General System of Free Banking in the
and organized by written articles of association executed before
me- the undersigned Notary, the goth June, 1858,
Who represented that whereas the said articles of
ti0n the capital stock the said Southern Bank
Million Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars ISL
And whereas since then the said Bank in adjustment Of nebt
by parties who had suspended their
has taken Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars $2
of said Capital Stock thus reducing the capital of said Bank
One Million of Dollars, Isl 00 And Whereas the exped
ency either canceng ,he said Two Hundred and Fifty
thousand Dolls of stock Of placing the the
e for sale to restore the capital of said Bank its orig
na amount Of One Million Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars, only be determined by UNAETMITY OF AC-
the part of the Stockholders the contingency arising
this occasion having been provided for in the said articles
of association of the said Bank
Now therefore the said Frederick Rodewad declared that
Attorney numbered from number number thry-one in
elusive and hereunto annexed for reference having been
UNANIMOUSLY authorized to represent the Shareholders of
the said Southern Bank the premises he hereby for
may and automatically for himself individually and in his Off
ca capacity of each and every of his constituents
hereinafter named cancel the said Two Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars Of the Capital Stock of the said Southern
Bank taken in payment of debt aforesaid
The residences of the Stockholders also the num-
by the said appearer declared by him to be folows
Mama M IF Eharap