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ALVIN SMITH, j,
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80 AIE OF FEHh ONr I'm Probate Count, held AT
WASH GroS D'sracr, IS. Montpelier, within and for
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instrument, pu.poing TO he the last win and Tesla
n,e' .. ico' g hai SHELL late Of Plainfeld, In said
u "a h 'hn executor therein named toi Probate:
II Is "def'd h. said Court that ali persons concerned
"lei DC hllnrd To appear at session of said Couu ia
ne holden III NE F'.e Office IN Montpelier on the Olaf
any" Jai. A. i'', and show cause, If any they nav
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IAN f8riaan, itd At Montpelier previous to said time
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George %. Eodfrey's Estate,

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""e"S iioi'e "l hGT'iil Godf,y in Wi!lianstnlnn In
.i district, "s tie t day Of May next aty O'Clock IN
'hr '"rt""on hn si't day.
ALVIN SMITH, j,,
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senuesrrnrfnn.

While some persons affect to be surprised at
the c0nfscatiOn act passed by our Congress and
toe taking OF rebel property under it, it may
serve in soma measure to reconcile them to it, to
know that all the con6scstion is not doue by
Federal authority. Col. B. d. Eabers, one of
the editors OF this paper, had two negroes hired
to a gentleman at Grenada, and information has
just been received that the COnfederates have
seized them, and that they are now advertised
for sale under the seqUestration act Of the South
en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bulletin
Passing ever the difference between confsea-
ton aud seguestIstion, we have only to ssy that
we have no knowledge of any sequesiratsd ne
grOes being offered for gale al tLis point. 1t may
not be out of place to m~ention. however, that
whatever chattle interest of the kind "Col B.
D. Nabers, -s5ilorin-chiefo of the Bulletin and
traitor through microscopy have had in this
vicinity, was sent here by has voluntarily to
save itrom eaaAEciPatiOn by the Federais ShOm
be upholds so ~strenuously. If his statement is
correct no person outside Of The Federal lines
will regret that he has performed the foolish feat
of jumping opt Of The frying pan into the FIRE
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In tho Richmond Eramiacr Of the 23d we
find the following as to the movements of Pope,
etc.
From an officer cf our army, who on yesterday
morning reached this city direct from Rapidan
station, on the Orange and Alexandria railroad,
we have late intelligence Of military movements
of great interest and Importance.
Pope's army, the day before reinforced by
twenty-five thousand man from Mcclellan, on
Wednesday abandoned the lines Of the Rapidan,
evacuated CUlpeper Court House, and at last
accounts had retreated beyond Brandy Station,
in the direction Of Manassas Junction.
Our forces arc in hot pursuit. We are induced
by prudential considerations to withhold from
the reader the interesting information we have
received as to the disposition Of our troops and
the generals in command.
Orr cavalry were harrassing tie rear Of the
enemy, and cutting off and capturing a great
number Of stTsggiers.
Pope may make a stand at Warrenton June
ton or Manassas, bat the opinion is entertained
in military circles that he win not csll a halt IN
I'll he has reached the earshworks in Airing ton
flights.
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D~Tsbanding EzHEier's Negro Brigade in
BouIh Carolina

D~isbanding EssEier's Negro Brigade in
BoUIb Carolina
The Northern papers give the following ac-
count of the disbanding Of the negro brigade
raised at Port Royal, South Carolina, by General
Hunter:
The negro brigade organized by Gen. Hunter
has proved an unmitigated failure. Out Of eight
hundred contrabands on the muster roll, there
were some FIVE HUNDRED who skeedaddled, -
and many Of the remainder felt so uneasy under
military control and discipline that they watched
for opportunities to escape. On Saturday after
noon last, aTumor prevailed around Hilton Head
that the famous negro brigade would be dis
banded that afternoon. The rumor Of the dis
bandment proved correct, for General Hunter
had dispatched an ~adjutant and several officers
to Eliott's plantation, where the brigade was in
camp.
On the arrival Of these officers their purpose
soon spread through the camp, creating the
widest Joy among tho " soldiers" The frSg-
mentary remnant Of The brigade soon fell into
line, and were officially disbsuded. They were
delighted, but not more So than the white troops.
The eI-soldieT rushed to and fro, and were soon
busy in making preparations for their homes II
Bufort and other places.
Tbs discharged negro regiment was styled the
d" First Regiment South Carolina Volunteers,
and, on being disbanded, were furnished with
papers declaring them free forever, and also
their wives and children.
The vast number of contrabands brougt
from Edisto and Stone, together with those iu.-
ported from Georgetown, hes made some pro-
vision for their employment necessary. They
are accordingly, to be instructed in the fine arts,
80 far as they relate to the construction Of tubs
and baskets.
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THE SITUATION IN NEW ORLEANS


AdYices have been received at Jackson, Mis-
sissippi, from New Orleans, as late as Monday
last. They confirm the previous reports of the
terrible mortality among the Federal regiments
in the city, which, according to their own show
ing, WIS as follows: Massachusetts, J2 per
week Maine, 10; Vermont, 10; Indiana, g.
Total per week, -.
The HississiP plan states that the entire NOR
tslity in the city the sane week, deducting the
above, was one hundred and ffty-sight, and
adds: The average mortality of the city at this
season Of the year, is from $50 to 200 per week
in q population of 10000. The less Of the
Yankee regiments, namely, ~ per week, would
give at least 10000 men (taking the average
mortality as g criterion), whereas this mortality
instead of being due 10 upwards of 40, 900 indi-
viduals, is due to less than 5000. Nassachu-
sets, Maine, Vermont and Indiana have net
was captured, the Indiana regiment numbered
one thousand, and all their regiments were
reported full. Seven Of these wsre stationed at
B atom Rouge when the late attack was made,
and if General WILLIAMS had only twenty-five
hundred troops in that battle, ~forty-fve hundred
must have been sick, or have died. There is no
doubt, however, but that the Yankees had a
much larger force in the affair than they have
represented.
The gentleman who conveyed the above in
formation to Jackson, thinks that all that is
necessary to e&teruinase that portion Of the
Yankees who are sent to exterminate Us, is to
lock them up IN New Orleans, and that is now
sfectuaIly done with the foEce under the com
mand OF General B~UTLER-the battle Of Baton
Rouge has locked them up. They are now
afraid to spread about and take fresh sir as
formerly. He also thinks the attack of General
BaEcKiNRlDGE viii very nearly destroy the
whole command Of BUTLER. He scared them
50 badly at Baton Rouge that they are now
budding, ike SO many little chickens. under
The wings of the parent hen, near Gen. BUTLER,
where iAey are dying like sheep.
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moEGAN,s LArE VTCT0RY

Tle Northern journals sd Lit the late success
OF General JOHN II. MORGAN in Middle Ten
nessee, and the capture Of General JOHNSON.
T1sr account states that the latter, with SEQ
men, comprising q part Of the 2nd Indiana,
WysCooP's Pennsylvania, and the 9Th Ken
tucky cavalry, under Colonel HAGGARD, at
tacLed LOO cavalry under MORGAN, near Gal
latin. and were defeated, with a loss Of 500 prs
opers, including General JOHNSON. The re-
naming 500 escaped and went to Nashville.
TLsy say nothing about killed and wounded,
but &. Is rather strange that after making the st-
tsck themselves the whole should either be cap
tu-sd OF escape, snd n0BOdy hurf." Our &C
conn. Is undoubtedly correct, and the result q
br liant C5nfederate victory.
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LATEST FRon1 EUROPE.
.4rrfraE of fhe EeTfOnia, Kangaroo and
EEiberAiGH.

New YORK, August 22-The Teutonia ar
rived of Cape Race yesterday.
F~RANCE.-The choicest men and officers Of
the Versailles artillery are under orders for
Mexico. A division Of g~unboats for Mexico
were being armed
Harvest accounts in France we're very farvOr-
able.
1t was reported that the French had repulsed
several attacks in Mexico.
ENGLAND-The marriage Of the Prince OF
Wales will take place next year, but no positive
arrangements have been made. The Princess
Alexandria, of Denmark, is probably the intended
bride.
Distress in the cotton districts is increasing.
Agents are now in England desiring contracts
in behalf Of the Federal government for a sup
ply Of arms, etc. Contracts are proposed, with
a clause that they shall be void in case Of a war
with England.
The Times city article says if the weather
had been unfavorsble, the present tendency of
the money market would have produced a panic.
The market was calm on Tuesday. COnsols
902 to 904. Sugar and tea dull. American
s~tocks-Yirginia skies advanced lc New York
Central sevens, sinking fund and bonds, Ic
Railroad shares advanced Ii; Michigan Central,
/; Erie third mortgage, u, and Erie shares, L.
CAPE RACE, August 22-The steamer Kan
CARGO, from Liverpool on the 18th ult., ria
Queenstown en- the l4th, was boarded of this
point this evening. Her dates are one day Later.
The steamer City of Washington, from New
York, arrived at Queenstown on the 18Th.
The Federal gunboat Tuscarora had suddenly
lgft Queenstown, owing 70 orders from the Gus
tom house officers.
Garibaldi's movements are in stafu quo.
The crown princess Of Prussia has got an
other baby.
Breadstuff5 were quiet and steady on Thurs
day. Provisions were inactive. Consols, 934
The quotations per the TeUtonia were incorrect.
Tho price on Thursday was 93b to 93t Illinois
Central shares, 81 to 50 discount Erie, 2S5 to.
903.
AUGUST 23.-The Hibernian, from Liverpool,
lith, Uia Londonderry, 18th, passed here early
this morning. Bresdstutfs tend downward, with
q slight decline on oil qualities. Provisions
dull. ConsOls closed at 93c. for money.
The Tuscarora left Kingston at 1870 A. N on
the 18Th, by order OF the collector Of customs.
The conference between the representatives OF
cOtton-growing countries and q deputstiou Of
the Cotton Supply Association had been held in
London, where favorable representations Of a
future supply were made.
General Concha had presented his credentials
to the French Emperor as the new ambassador
from Spain.
Moderate journals in Italy condemn Carl
laldi's course. 1t is generally believed that the
18th Of August is fixed for a demonstration
throughout Italy against France.
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SAN Francisco, August 22-Trade is very
quiet. The ships Sea King Thatcher aud Ma
COON were chartered to lead breadstuffs for Eng
land.
Considerable quantities of gold were arriving
81 Los Al eclos from the new Colorado mines
situated so-utheaswsrdly from Colorado river
sixty miles north Of Fort Yuma, one hundred
miles souta of Mohavs, extending Indefinitely
into explored country occupied by hostile In
dams. About three hundred Americans, seven
hundred Me1icsns, are engaged in prospecting
with such encouraging indications that emigra.
lions in that direction are very considerable,
which must result in exploration of en- extern
sive region Of country heretofore unknown, but
b. we'd to be rich with gold.
SAN FRANCISCO, August2l -SaiIed-steemer
Sonora, Panama, with one hundred aud thirty
passengers, nine hundred and twenty thousand
il treasure for New York, and half a million for
England.
The political canvass was becoming exciting.
Senator Latham is siumping the State, is pretty
well received by both wings eff the Democracy,
and bitterly opposed by the Republicans.
The probabilities are that IN Republicans will
secure q majority in the Legislature, though the
contest bids fair TO be close. The Bfeckinridge
Democracy made no nominations for the legisls-
ture, aad will support the Union or Latham
ticket in the different counties.
a large portion of the town o. Bear Valley,
on Gen. FTemont's Msriposa estate, including
tina ST. Charles Hotel and Governmant block,
was destroyed by fire on the I7th. Loss unas-
certained.
SAN Francisco, Angus! 2O-Ths money
market is well supplied, and the demand active
at tie usual rates. Exchange on New York 10
II per cent. discount. Little disposition is
manifested to extend operations. In merchan-
disc high rates are demanded. Jobbing trade
gJod. considering the season. Sales of $1,000
barrels crushed sugar, to arrive, at I5c.
The inhabitants of Port Townsend, Washing
ton Territory, are intensely excited in eonse-
qusnce Of the removal Of the customhouse to
Port Angelo, the new port created by Congress,
opposite Victoria. They threatened resistance,
and only gave up the customhoUse records when
war ship Shuhric threatened to fire a broad
side Ia case of further demonstration of the pop
ulstiOn. Port Townsend has $40, 900 Of taxa
property. Port Angelo has no population or
houses, but q good harbor.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Prem Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA, August 26.-Colonel Maxey,
on yesterday, had a oavalry and infantry brush
with the enemy at Bridgeport, who tried to re
possess the plaza.
Col MeKinstry's 32d Alabama, and Rice's
cavalry were sl that were engaged on our side
The enemy was gsllautly repulsed, ard were
annoyed all last night in their intronchments
there and AZ Battle creek.
This morning they have entirely disappeared.
Eight or ten wounded on our side; none killed
Another ~stxfrmish,
MOBILE, August ga special TO the Adver-
tiser and Register, dated Tupelo, August IS,
says; Colonel Faulkner, with 300 Confederate
guerrillss, attacked a Federal scouting party on
Tuesday, near Rienzi, driving them back into
their camp,
Colonel Faulkner's command was met by a
large force of Yankees, infantry and cavalry,
who drove them back in turn. No estimate Of
the loss on either side is made.
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EROM

Up So yesterday morning everythinELSss
qaias at Nieksburg. Nothing had been heard
from he two Yankee ~gunboats that have been
lurking about the mouth Of the Yszoo. It was
supposed, however, they were s:ill in the neigh
barhood.
The Hhig boasts that The city ought to be
wen governed, because she has s mayor, city
MARSHAL and provost marshal, with several dspu-
ties; = military governor, a bugsdier-general q
msioT-geDeral, and 8 host of other officers " too
numerous to mention" If the multiplicity Of
authorities does rot work to more disadvantage
th2n coed, Ncksburg is more fortunate thaa
sa-. a.har localities We ere aware Of.
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From the RappahnHnock.

Dispatch 10 the Z associated Press NoTth-I
BEALLONs STATION, (fcur miles north Of
Rappahannock station,) August %, 6 A. M
There IS a lull in the firing At the river. An Of
fcer attached to Gen. Pope's headquarters, has
this moment arrived here, and says q general
movement is not really expected to-day, a.
though our forces are IN readiness.
"a. M-Cannonading is now frequent, and is
intsrspersed with muskeTy, but IS further to the
right, up the liver, where Sigel's command is at
work. The Dain baggage train commenced
passing this station at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, and has
taken the read for Warsenton Junction. sigsps
baggage train is now passing up the same road.
This is oaly q necessary p%recauion against dis
asteT, and must net h taken as an evidence that
our army expects 70 get whlppad.
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Rrnn Eknntncl,r.

To the Associated Press North
LOUISVILLE, August PA skirmish occur
red yesterday between Metcalfs Federal forces
and the rebels at Big Hill, Madison county.
Metcalfs forces, after a short engagement, re-
tired to Richmond. No particulars Of losses on
either side.
No telegrsphic communication south of Rus
seville, Ky, since Thursday.
Major-G General Wright has his headquarters at
Cincinnati. Gen. Boyle continues here, with
headquarters in the city, commanding the forces
not assigned to Gen. Nelson in Kentucky. Maj
Gen. Nelson is in command of the Federal forces
at Lebanon and Lexington, Gen. Burbridge goes
to Corinth, Gems. jackson, Crufts and Mason
are with General Nelson. Gen. Ward remains
in Kentucky.
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TO U

Gentlemen who Errive from the Upted States
with lste papers, will confer q favor by leaving
them at the counting room Of the APPEAL Office,
or at the editors room, over GEO. LAKES store,
next door north Of the Collins House. In these
6sys Of uncertain mails from the South and q
blockade on the North, our facilities to furnish
the latest news from s1 quarters can be greatly
increased by $ little attention on the part Of our
friends, for which we shall ever remain grateful
Parties from shove will confer sn especial favor
by furnishing us any Northern papers in their
possession.
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS lstts Of adDi-istrati q on the eftsts
w e Green Wood, deceased. we're rrtrted &c re
undsrsigr ed on Monday, the drss day q TIE Augu-t
term A D. 1902 ot the Pr-ba-s court cf YzIa5Ishr
comfy Sesfe o. Assizslpp+ it bling SIC 4ih ,sy CT
raid mou'h. tbs rOrics Is tEs-efye t-rfbv efv-g -
q1-s.irg al persOns having c aims asgi1si he estate q
said ces=Ssd. 70 exhibit he z.ms All have tasn re- t.
tered Ia tie Ia ner AMI ~ tLia The zine ur.sedbsdb Nv
law, ott-sy VII BE- f0lsys- barrsi.
sEEEyA WCOD
au3pIaz6w aF-f-s-+
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CeaaraI Awerjcs.

DIspatch 70 tne AbsueIateu FTthH AOfIH,I
New YORK, August 24-The steamer Ariel
arrived from Aspinwal on the 10th. She has
S1,093. 600 in treasure. She spoke the gunboat
Penguin, which stated that she had chased a
rebel steamer, supposed to be the OveitO, on the
Little Bahamas; also chased another, and was
now cruising to cEt them Of The government
of Brazil had decided that after two years the
Amazon and tributaries shall be open to com
merce to all nations. a battle was daily ex-
peeted between the cohtshding forces in Panama,
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FROM OUMRERLAND GAP.
PeyiIosp Situation or Generut .,soyga

Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial
C~E9BERLAND GAP, August 19.-This place
is completely surrounded by the enemy. His
pickets are within four miles of the Gap. and
extend entirely across the mountain. He is
twenty thousand strong in front, and reinforce
ments are still arriving from Knoxville. A
heavy force has gone through Big Creek and
Rogers Gap.
Captain Martins company Of cavalry, sent out
to watch those gaps, was suddenly attacked by
Ashby's cavalry, six hundred strong, and was
cut to pieces or scattered to the winds. Out of
eighty men, but fifteen or twenty have come in.
Col. Houck, of tae 9TH Tennessee, stationed st
London, is probably cut of.
The enemy expect to staTVe US out, but Nor
gan will neither evacuate nor surrender. SUP.
plies are now entirely cut off, and ssd disaster
will come if the road to Lexington is not very
promptly cleared. WARNING.
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Administrators Notice

WHEREAS letters o. sdninist-at-n on The estate
W Of Efmund B. Perkins, 6sesassd vera GRATED
70 the un5essigned o. Monday the FRS day OF ere ia y
ter7, A. ID 1892 q the P.O5sts court Of tie e5untv
Of Hsl ao1shs, Sra's q MissssiDzi DO being thz I'm
da7 o. said a0n b, thl- no'ics IS therefore hereby given
reqsesdDg 81 parsons having elsims sgs-ust he ssts.s
CT saia dseess. d, 70 exhibit tie same ana have them
~regstsrsd N the manner and within The fiue u-zs-.ssd
BY law, or stsy vii be Ers7.r haired
JOHN e SMITH,
su3l Iaw6E AdmznfE----rr
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-pRIs0vRwH - w0UTR.

a dispatch from Indianapolis, dated the oath,
ssys: About 5000 Of the rebel prisoners cen
fined in Camp Morton left yesterday snd to-day,
b. special trains, Tor Cairo. They viii be sent
to Yieksburg to be exchanged. Between 400
sid 500 TennesseeaIs and few Kentuckiars
toek The oath Of allegiance to the United States,
were released apd sent home.
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Administrators Notice

WHEREAS, letters Of adam srai5n OF The ssfsts
w OF Bat Smith, dacea-si. we're granted DO re "A,
~deTsgnet IN no day, tie Fat dzy o. he Juy tern.
4. D., 1902 Of the Probate cut o. yzlabus5z to5ntv.
STATE OF Missfs-ppf, Il heinE sic D day Of sale oath.
this notiee Is therefore hs-sby given req-ezi1z al I. r
sons having C AIMS against he s.t.ss Of Fail dereassd.
TO s2hi5it Tire tRus aud have Them r~sgis-ersE ID tbs
msn1er s=d within tas Tins prescribed by law. or they
viii be forever barred. JOHN ~ SMITH
su30la-G- a5-f-H----
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To FURL0UGHED MEN OF GENERAL
BREGKINRIDGE,S nIEISIaY.

HDQS BRECKINRIDGES DIvISIJS.
JACKSON, Ms, august -. Is5Z
General Order No. -.
FAVE Of a5s-ncs sid f1r'-uris 10 al oHezrs ard
Il 50 der, able for cutT, belonging 20 the D.v,.Igu
q MAJOR GsnfTat S-eckiureg- are tbs dsy FEv0ErD.
an neg viii report fcTtasI-E 20 ;1s.- rs- rsc.rz cen
mauds 81 thrs place.
By command o. Mj7- Cereal BzEcEIsErDaE
JOHN a EUCES1R.
aS-1 Us As. Gs. s-sE
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Rsper.ea FeeernI Triamph.

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-The Press, of
this city, has a letter from Pope's army dated
the 22d inst, which says that Gen. Sigel had
captared 1000 rebels who had crossed the Rap
~pahannock on = bridge which was destroyed by
hTe-a Federal battery cutting off their retreat
and forcing a surrender after a loss of 400 killed
and wounded.
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ONE HUNDRED ANO Thirty DOLLARS Or
more, on tbs cars. o. Thu-siz7 u7Eht. bssa cen
Naaton snd WinOns Tie D-cz-f-bo Z e0rtafred ore
so two $50 81 three SIOz. ALSO. q drse5s-gr rom
tbs 18Th rsg7msRt 4issiszipri volu1t-ers 4 f1dorgb fg-
Sky csys. a-d ut1sr pagers
a liberal re"a -d VIII be- given % tie ind 2. g ts= a.
the Memphis APPEAL Office o. a. Csr5Itou lH-z-
sippL for ne, a. s5oa Is found.
au292tzsar CrvrrO Tu0RrBzog
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HAVE In ths jail OF uis county a NERO HEy
4 who says hs DaIas l. Jld. srd lhas hs ts.cur. 4,
Dick Pryor, Wko lives hlesa mics f0m Trenton Ark.
He seems % be about thirty ysars Of age, isv.rv BLACK.
and absut five feet t-n IncEss IN bishL. Tai. ia 10 no
tfy ths owner whsle be can be fund
J. II. MES, sheriff and IaIer
au~30Iaw5w Paao.a ea-rfv NJ