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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

MUSICAL AVID DRAMATIc.-Mr. ADAM ToUHAr,
young English pianist, gave first concert at bod.
worth's Rooms, as announced. He has fine touch,
intrinsic heathfu yigor free from spasm overaction.
He has been very well trained as regards execution
but needs the invariable certainty which can come
only Of repeated performances in public when nervous
has ceased OF bis ability to phrase with infalli-
BILE vocal expression, shall speak with more assur-
ance after another hearing when he is more at home
with his audience. Mr.. Toubay is very young, on the
threshold Of manhood but yet is very valuable add
ton to stock of good pianss, who, despite the
multiplication Of instruments, are yet not numerous.
1t is understood that he viii make New York bis resi-
dence.
Mis- JOSEPHINE CHEsrYEY young lady, the
daughter Of o clergyman at present holding Office at
Washington, having formed the determination TO quit
private society for the stage came some time tlnce TO
this city and placed herself under the tuition of Mrs.
Maeder; and now intends to make her debut before
the public, beginning at the Capital, with probably the
PRECEDENT Cabinet, and the Staff among the auditors
Miss Chestney has had the advantage OF good eduea-
ton and polite association added to thsshe has youth,
good looks. and q training in reading and defamation
Her ambition is not poisonous and dasger-brandishing,
but ia based on visions of comedy in drawingroom
scenes, where love is combined with rank and fashon
and other attractions wholly irresistible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26


TIE PEoPtE's USIoS ~ KlSos CorSTr.-The un.
dersgned in pursuance Of the instructions and authority
given and delegated TO them by the Peoples Union
Macs Meeting held on Fort Green Park, Sept. 49,
1861, have selected tho following named gentlemen
from each Ward and Town in Kings County, TO meet
In Convention and nominate two Senators, seven Mem
bers of Assembly. and all the county officers to be
elected in November next and we recommend that
said named gentlemen assemble at the City Hall on
Saturday next Sept. ss at +. M for the purpose Of
diseharging the duty thus assigned them
1t may be proper TO add that the undersigned have
endeavored present such men as will command the
confidence aud respect Of citizens, and who, We
trust will look above the elevation Of any one
man TO place, or any party to power, while our coun-
try is engaged in this great struggle for it's very exs-
tence and who will strive to place such men in nom
nation as will meet the approval Of all our people and
enable us to present undivided front at the ensuing
election. ,.
N. KALBFLEIscH, Committee.
q. w. GODDARD,
Byookiyn, Sept IS, 1861.
Fir., wsrd-0ordou L. Ford. Johs NJ COm,,ocs. D. d.
second wud-seth Bradford James Dnny Eaws5d Psn =,
Third wnd-Thomas II. Rodmsn. Benz y. Midget, w. NJ
Youth w.d-ssmuel s. Powell, Ezra Baldwin L. r. New.
Fiah wud-Joha E. Cammsyer. James NJ seaSury Joseph
SIKH wsrd-Jsmss 8. T. stranahss j. W. Gilbert Charles
seventh wsfd-s,sph,n CrOwen, Edward Rowe r. H. Bel
knap. m Nh.
mus, u. - a, n,, -, 7, n
dage -, s,x
Eleventh WsId-C H. kmball, L. A. Lambert, s. L. HUGS
ted -
Twelfth wud-w. II. BurlsiSb. Dennis oKeeae, James
Booth. - =, r
Thirteenth ward-Jorshan s. Burr Henry L. Ripley ~ T.
Roster. :,
Fourteenth wsrd-John s. Allen John cOlshsn John Gala.
gbeI - - ,, -, ,,,,,r -, n,
derson.
Seventeenth Wsrd-John ~ Stearns John MeDermsid Wm
W. Finebout. -, -,
,Eisbsenth wsrd-JOhn Stewart, Thomas W. Field, Thomas
Sin,t,.n,h wsrd-Geo H. Fisher Jas Gridiey A. Kmch
New Los-Albert w. Van sicilen, c. b. Bergman, Au'
Iustus IvsBa :, . ,
stlandsJohn t. Ryder Nicholas Van Dyke Jas Cooper
Fatbush-John Vanderbilt, Abm Lott J. " sehoonmster'
Ryder Philip Pagan, Albert Delsno
NewUhech.D. q. Window JACOB j. Befsen' Thomas Mo
Ehs,h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
CITY ITEMS.
ProeIamafien.

The President of the United States, in conformity
with the request of Committee Of both Houses oil Con
sres, having appointed THURSDAY the 18th day Of sepsm
Der inst as day Of Humiliation Prayer and Fasting for all the
people Of the nson Fernando Wood Mayor Oh the o' %
NewYork pursuance Of the recommendations OF 'ne ef
dent do hereby earnestly eIhort all my felowcz o. Ns"
York to observe the day thus appointed a. solemn hson
Fast.
Let remember especially this time, that our Heavenly
Father does willingly aict his children but that national
punhment are His decree the inevitable consequences Of
national denqueDcies Fasting humiliation, and upplieson
be efecua be accompanied with sincere sorrow ior
ell that has been done sm and equally sincere resolution 70
do what right, Such spirit penence alone be accept
able Divine Justice Guided then, BY Divine Wisdom the
restoration Of the blessings off, domestic tanquilly now
Withdrawn may be reasonably expected
In order suitably and deeorousy observe this soeuniy
do the people Of the City Of NewYok TO abstain
from sbor public private those Of charity
sy the said day. and humby assemble at their respective
place. of public worship sntrs the mercy of God for
beloved land.
In witness hand end seal
H. the City fEew-York this Esd day Of September in
the year Of our Lord 1861
FERNANDO WOOD. Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

MAP oF MIssoURL--J. T. Lloyd, No. l6i Broad
way, has just published large and accurate map Of
Missouri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

VOCAL ESrFRTAISsEST.-Mr. Horace Waters Of
this city, with his Sunday-School Vocslists," has
kindly volunteered to give one Of bis very interesting
sacred concerts TO the Shepard Rifles at their head
quarters Palace Garden, Fourteenth street, near Sixth
avenue, N. Y, next Sabbath evening, at "A o'clock.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09

tionism, as if slavery must be untouched, for
fear of strife Rumseers and their allies charg.
ed temperance men with the strife growing out
of the exposure Of the evils OF their wicked
traffic. Perhaps the Egyptian priests charged
Moses with Pre- noting the strife that threaten
ed their country This objection is an apology
for silence on all subjects, however wrong, IL
their discussion is in danger Of causing strife.
On this principle, Satan himself should be un.
molested, IL opposition TO him will cause strife.
Such men forget that the Savior came to kin
die a FIRE on the earth--that the apostles we're
charged with turning the world upsidedown,
and that every where the preaching Of the gos-
mel was attended with violence aud persecution.
If Abolitionism by its opposition to slavery ex-
cites STRIFE it does no more than the gospel has
done in opposing sin.
Slavery Is the criminal. Remove Slavery
the system spurned by our distinguished Revo-
lu,ionarv Fathers and fast being execrated by
the civilized world, and peace and prosperity
would smile upon US again. But while this
monster reposes in the bosom of our nation, and
sense of truth and justice lives in the heart OF
the American people, strife will continue, and
peace fy from our borders. The progress Of
tbe world will never suffer this evil TO rest. 1t
must give wny before the onward march of truth,
Justice and liberty,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09

The ILLINOIS LEGIsLATURE, on the I'd, out OF
respect for Virginia, requested the Governor to
appoint five Commissioners to the Washington
Convention, but resolved, at the same time that
1t should not be regarded as an expression OF
"opinion on the part Of that State that any
amendment Of the Federal Constitution is re-
quiste to afford to the people Of the saVehold-
ing States adequate guarantees for the security
OF their rights nor an approval Of the basis OF
settlement of our difficulties proposed by the
State Of Virginia"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09
I EGAL NOTICE.-Thomas Ford. o

I EGAL N0TICE.-Thomas Ford. of
IL Pennsylvania Shadach Ford Of Mchqan Christopher
Ford Alvin Ford Eastus Ford Epham Ford and Mary Ann
children and hes-ataw Of Ell Ford and van Patten
husband Of said Mary Ann of California, Graham
husband Of the said Harriet Of Michigan Jane Anson Of
Iowa, George Ford Of California Christopher Ford Of Iowa
Edward Ford E Of Ohio, and three other persons whose
and residences unknown the heirstnw and chill
dren o Edward Ford deceased aud W. r. Anson husband
the said Jane Anson Of Iowa will take notice that the
day Of January 1851 David Ford, Administrator o the
Estate Of Isaac Ford deceased fed In the Probate Court
within and for the County Of Ashtabula aud Stale Of Ohio
the said David Ford together with the said Isaac Ford then
being Ia full e entered into contract In writing with
the sale Of the following described estate situate In said Coun
~, tOwt Being part of lot number section 2 town
ship no. a. in the frat range Of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve called and bounded and described
follows Beginning at stake standing in the south line Of
lot No about IL rods west Of chestnut tree standing
the bank OF the Creek thence East about 10 rods 10 the main
Greek to the South line OF Milo Osboms lumber yard the
grade TO stake thence Westerly fat rock the west
side OF the grade being is rods thence Souhey TO the
place of beginning containing abSut dy Of land with
said land TO the Plank road free Of charge upon the following
terms the sum Of City dollars per acre in the following man
y 654 and the balance In two equal annual payments That
said Whitney, johnson Chittenden pid TO the said David
Ford and Isaac Ford in his etme tho One Thous-
and Dollars said contract ths, said whitney Johnson
Chtenden ready and willing pay the balance duo
upon said contract a valid deed can made
him Tor sad premises and that the parties t named in this
notice are the heiratlaW and legal representatives OF said
Isaac Ford, deceased.
The PRAYER of the petition for authority to make deed
to said Whitney, johnson Chittenden in behalf Of said
heirs aaw upon payment OF the residue Of said purchase
money.
Said petition will be for hearing on the llth day Of March
d. 1851 thereafter leave Of the Court be
obtained. DAVID FORD,
Administrator Of Isaac Ford, deceas Vi,
oW5oO by Sherman Farmer his Attorneys
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
ASHT A b u L A:
SATURDAY MORNING. FEB'Y 8. 1854.

TBB SALVATION OF THE COUNTRY from present
prospects, and the harmony of action if not of
opinion between the secessionists Of the south
4 the various fragments Of the democracy Of the
north, can only be brought about thro' the cir
cumventiou, and fpossible, the breaking down of
the republican party. To this end there is tire.
mendous effort making The auspiciousuess Of
the moment is too great, and the present state
of things too ouerous to endure long, hence
corresponding effort is pnt forth to secure the
end desired before secession and northern and
southern strategy shall give out for want Of
breath. Fortunately for the welfare Of the
country, G sufficient portion Of the republicans
ore smart enough to see this, and independent
and manly enough to hold the more timid and
timeserving in check, thus preventing precipi-
tate action, and disappointing the combined
Vaccinations Of demagogues and traitors at
either end Of the land. The true course for tho
republican party to take, is to adhere with g.
deity to its own platform, and the constitution
upon which it is based taking the bold, but just
and manly ground, Of its great leader. Such q
position will bring US the salvation we desire,
aud secure that salvation 10 manner consisten /
with the integrity of the great and conserva.
tive power Of the nation and, bring rebuke and
discontinue to those who prefer pef to patriot
ism, and self aggraudizement to the honor and
welfare OF the country. The President elect
has marked out his own course, which it would
be well for all fussy and terrified republicans
who stop to parey with locofocoism about COM
promise, and amendment OF the constitution to
ponder and adopt. The whole thing is brought
within the compass of q short paragraph, and
is as follows
I,ciH suffer death before ,ciH consent or ad
uise nly friends TO consent TO any concession or
compromise which looks like buying the priuil.
ege Of taking possession Of the Government 10
,chich zoe hare a constitutional right because
rrhaterer Imight think Of the merit Of the vd
rious propositions before Congress- / should re
gard any concession in the face Of menace a!
the destruction Of the Government ITSELF and q
consent on all hands that our system shall b.
brought do,pn 10 ieueL ,0ith the eristing disor-
ganized state Of affairs in .uericO. But hi.
thing piH herea fter be, as il is nOtU in thehGHd!
Of The people and if they desire to call Il con
vention TO remOve any grievances complained o.
or to give nev guarantees for the permdnenc'
Of uested rights, ii is not mine to oppose.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09

TEXAS SEoEssIoN.-1e1as has gone out, SO
far as the convention can take her. The ordi-
Danee will be submitted to the people on the
23d alt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09

Another Free Dining Saloon has been open
ed In New York by Mr.. FARMER, the same gen.
tleman who inaugurated that system year or
two ago.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09

LEGISLATIVE MATTERS, are not OF special in
terest. National politics occupy nearly the
whole attention of the body larded and basted.
with an occasional fitch of woman's rights.
Several very effective speeches before committee
were made during last week, by member OF this
much afflicted race The complimentary bust.
ness of appointing commissioners to the peace
convention, occupied much Of last week and
resulted in reposing iSat duty by the consent
of the body, where it had already been fixed by
the constitution in the hands of the Governor.
So seven names were presented to the Senate
by that functionary, and confirmed as follows
S.P. Chase, of Columbus, Franklin T. Back
us, Cleveland, John G. Wright, of Cincinnati,
V. B. Horton, of Pomeroy, Thomas Ewing,
Of Lancaster, Wm. Groesbeck, OF Cincinnati,
and Reuben Hitchcock, of Painesve. As the
whole thing is a sort of decorous farce, which
nobody expects will amount to row Of pins,
the thing is perhaps all well, and becoming
enough. The labors Of the house on this has
proved one thing that there are enough of the
weak kneed, and grizzly spined gentlemen, viz !:
Nigh, Of Lawrence, Parrot and Conver of
Montgomery. Welsh of Belmont, Jolly of High
land, Hamilton of Logan, and Ceilings Of Scio-
ia, to throw a close vote against the republic
ans.
A bill for the protection of Bees has passed,
and become law.
The everlasting public works are up again,
and bill for their sale or lease, is under discus
Sion' with prospect Of an ultimate passage.
A bill to prohibit the amalgamation Of the
white and calored races, passed the Senate the
other day It's friends knew that il could not
but be foolish incumbrance to the statute book,
and was only started for the purpose OF embar-
RAISING the weak ones South Of Mason & Dix
ons line, such law might seem to be called
for, but any restraints 10 that direction would
only have the effect to precipitate further seces'
sion, and call for new compromises.
We are glad to hear that our representative
has proved himself above the prevalent weak
ness Of the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-06
May s-d4v


To Franklin sweeney:
YOU arc hereby Iotisei that there 10 nov on
l nle in the oihce Of Tho Clerk of the District
Court Of Ice County, Iowa. al Keok 0k petition OF
Hiram Barney, clsimingef yeu the sum of seven
hundred dollars with 10 per cent. interest per
mort gages made BY you 70 Charles Macon snd since
assigned TO HiraE, Barney. dated k.psrDhcr llth,
1850; also claiming against you The Foreclosure u
said mortgages, the sHms fsinE upon the s0sth
sixty 1907 acres Of tho east half Of the south-t
quarter Id II section twenty FIX ls6l township
rixfy l67l north, range seven III wsst. Lee
conAty, Iowa Far the purcLasa neDsyy sad further
asking for sale Of said prsGises. Tie appoint
ment u ! receiver, and general fslicf.
And uaicss yos appear sad ms yer said petition
or before nuon VI The second day Of the next
lrefm II said Court 10 commence II Keokuk OF the
Rrst Monday Of 6spte mbsr, A. y. 1851, default
viii b entered against you, andj alignment rendered
thereon ss pra edfor In said petition.
54eF@ NOBLE STRONG,
April 20. lS6l-dim Att'ys for Plaintiff
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April 10. 1851 dim SIS Pitts Att'ys.
ON UG1NAL MOTH r.
, Jossrh Brooks u. X Hart n. II. Hare. Z. w

MUG1NAL NOTIE e.
To Joseph Brooks. u. X. Hart, n. II. Hare, I. ".
Berry, A. q. Thorn, r r. Thorn, A. e.. 0riunas,
j. l.. Wallace, p. G. Wright. kosena N. c..
Wright, Saul. W of, Saml. kobb, W. DsWolf,
I'M. Herndon, james McClain, \. Barss<sani,
Herman Kothcrt, Thos. r. Firth, ChAs. J. 70 Z,
Cyrus 0AllOwsy. X. B. ManwarinG, Fetar III,
Hunes. v. +. Hart, michael " aiers, ;. brent
gardner, Julius Bcneke, Peter Eichsf, n. &
MAgcun. VIM. Thompson, Meyer, Krug 4
Msister, Cuihertson, Morrison Co.. ]. 3.
Wynne 4 Co., and the St ste Of lows for the
use Of the School Fund, lDSkendants.)
NOU arc hereby respectively notified that thers
j ID now on HIcin the Clerks Once Of the Dis
trict Court IL Lee County, lows ~ Keokuk, pc
tition Of Hiram Barney, cfai1fhg judgment On
fosselesurs VI : mortgage against said Josspl
Brooks above named, for tho ssm % Twelve Hun
bred Dollass with ton per cent. interest from the
LIT day u July, 1860, and special and geuerkl
execution against Joseph Brooks and against all
said d. PENDANTS aboss AstneA praying also for tbs
foreclosure Of mortgage, given BY taid joseph
Brooks 10 CLAsles Mason, npon the south half Of
sEsselmnnt,' being the South half l3l OF th>
Northeast I Of sctisn IL. tswnsAip 81. north
OF range WsstsafIsA LIE ecanty .IoUn, the se1e
Of said mort gagged prepiAes 70 said debt, the
extin guishment ofsaieqntty Of redemption there.
III, for costs and general relief. fsF
Now y0u and eAcA u you are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the merGiDg Of thl
s1conA4 dog ofstbsnex, term of ssla cooft, - ~
hol1ea on IL 1rst MosAAy II fieptsmhsF, 1851, ol
judgment and decree will b. had therein - prayed
- = s-,p"s., 81. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Nay 8, D1lAim. 6slisltoz Tor Pstitioa2.
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To George s. Carrier and James Starr ldsfsnd-
ants):
VOT are hereby rerpectively notified that there
j 10 nov on fl(in the Clark ofkse OF the District
Court Of Ice County, lows, At keohuk. . petition
Of Hiram Barney, slaining judgment on foreclo.
sure Of mortgage againss sAid Gcorss s. CurTaer
above named, for .hs sum Of Eight Hundred Dol
lars, with ten per cent interest from the lst day
II July. 1850, and special and general execution
against George s. Currer and ~ against al said
defendants sbeve named raying also for the fore
ni1nEe Of mortgage given Ay sald 0ee. 8. Csrri4r
10 Charles Mason, upon the Esst 1 n Of section
-, township ~ n, range West, Lee County,
Iowa., the sale VI said NOR, god premises 70 pay
n said debt, the extinguishnebt of all equity u
redemption therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each VI you are notified g appear
anu answer said petition on The morning Of the
secpnd day II the next term Of said Court, to be
holden on the Lat Monday Of September, 1851, or
judgment and decree will b had therein, - prayed
for by cefasl.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
May S-dlw1 Solicitor for Petitioner.
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ORIGINAL NOT IL Es

To Peter Frank:
V0U are hereby notified that there IL nov on file
In the Clerks o6fce Of the Dist ricf Court OF Lee
County, lows, Ut ksoksk, . petition 81 Hiram
Barney, claiming = Judgment on foreclosure
of mortgage against said Peter Frank, sbove
named, for ths sum Of Six Hundred Dollars,
with ten per cent interest from the lst day
Of July, 1860, and special and general execution
against Peter Prank, and for the foreclosure Of =
| mortgage, given BY said Peter Frank TO Charles
Mason upon the let's s and Z, Block ITS, keo-
kuk, Lee County, Iowa. be tale Ut said mort ragged
premises to Pc, IL said debt the extinguishDeni
of all equity Of redemption therein for coats and
general relief.
Now, you are notified to appear and answer said
petition on the morning Of the second day Of the
mort term OF said Court. to BE- holden on the Lat
Monday Of September, 1861 or udgmen, and decree
will be had therein ~ prayed for by default.
"a. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Pc titioner.
Nav 4-dtu
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10 Wihiam p. Slater, Guy Wells, Mortimer Hen
dsnon. and Wesley hArrison, tDefeDdshts):
VOu are hereby respectively notified that there
i il now on ale in the Clerk oLce Of the District
Court Of lie. County. Iowa, at Keckuk, petition
# Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on fore.
closure OF = mortgage agasnst said lillian r. STA
ts-, above NAMED, for the sum 81 Five Hundrel
Dollars, with ten psT cent. interest from tho Isl
day OF Jsly, 1860, ard = speciA! and general exc
cuiion against Vim. r. Slater, and ss agaiIet Al
said defendants above paned praying slss for ths
foreclosure Of gage. given b satd w N r. Ella
ter 70 Chas. Mason upon the N OF the W
Scot lon 4 Township So, north Of Range 3 vest
in Lee County, loxs, 1.-The sale OF ssid mor gage
premises TO psy % said debt, the extinguishmeni
VI All eqsity Of redemption therein, for costs and
general relief.
Now yeu and each Of yov are notified to appear
ard answer ssid petition the nsTning IL tbs
second day Of the next term of said court. 10 b
holden on the lst Monday 81 September, 1861, OF
iudgme II and decree win b. hsd therein - prayed
for by default. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 VIM. IL. 0risw.ld, Jr., Jeremiah nal.win, Ja-
cob Bashsy, A. Journey, Jr.A Co Defendants. J
NUU are hereby respectively n.ti6sd that there
i 10 nos - die In the Clerks Office al the Dis
triet Court Of Les County, lows, 1T K~et ak peti
tion OF Hiram Barney, claiming = Judgment on
foreclosure Of > mortgage against asid Vim, II.
drisved, Jrg, above named, for the sum II One
Ihonzs nd Dollars with ten per cent. interest fYtm
shr lst day Of July 1860, AID specAs snd general
execution against Vim. II. Griswoid, Jr., and -
against al said defendants sbove named prsying
also Tor the foreciosurs sf mort gage, gwen by sid
VIM. u. uriswoid, Jr., to Charles Mason, upon the
y. ". I, N. VI. /, sseti.n -. Township 81,
North 1t range West In Lee counts, Iowa, the
sale Of ssid morigaged premises To pay ~ said
debt, the sxtipgGlshmsnt Of all equity Of r.dsmp-
tien therein, for costs ard general relief.
Nov you and each OF you sre notified to appear
and snawer sid petition on the morning oi the
second day u the next term Ut said court, TO be
holden on the FIRST Monday Of September, 1861, az
judgment and decree viii BE- had therein a. prayed
tyr BY default.
H. SCOTT LOWELL,
May g. l86f-dlm Solicitor for Petitioner.