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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
LAW fNTELLIGEACE.

SUPREME COURr-GAsERAL TxRN.--Mtr li-bssfs
Justices iSGR,HAs. LEoSARD. and RosEksAss
EXCITEMENT ANoSG THE LAwrERs-EDwN JAhts,
q. c.
There was an unusually large attendance OF law
x. in TIM. Court hs morning cpaon Of certain PFC
c-edinss IN he case Mr. Edwin Jane. q e. sppess
that the New YORK Law Institute recently held meeting
sppout ed Committee consisting o. Messrs DANIEL Lora
Murray Hoffman, Wn Noy-s, Charles Edwards snd ne1'{
Cram TO Invests gate the circumstances Of MI Jsnes
mission 20 the Yora Bar and Of HE displacement ITO"
the English Bar. ., T.,
Th. Committee held meeting and ProPoanded certain "a
aures Mr. james who In reply questioned tnen snuv
70 in.rroe.e him on the subjeci matter beside asking tnem
other quesions Ii Is understood that th- Sopmittes ~
port sdveney TO MIR. james, and ask the supreme Ss
into coul but IL ia believed that vii take mo 'o' VI
motion dag or two.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
Gold has been quiet to day Ct 1891 olo3l. The

Gold has been quiet to day ct lo3t olo31. Tho
supply comes out with considerable freedom ct these
rates. Demand notes for Custsm-House purposes
are }ai p cent premium. The 7.3O p cent notes
fell back to 104a ol05.
The meeting Of Bankers and Merchants was held
to-day at Mr.. Glpin's new room on Exchange place.
The room and location well chosen and this, for
tho future, will be "The Merchants' Exchange"
The receipts at the New-York Custom-Houss to-
day Tuesday, were: Imports, $2i,aH 73i With
drawals from warehouse, 1886 10; total, $780,
233 90. All the paymsnts were made in demand
notes.
We annex comparative statement Of the Exports
exclusive of specie, from the Port Of New'York to
FOREIGN ports for tho week ending May H. and since
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
,o,,,r oy GENERAL .sEsSIONs-MAr E-bs'''
NOthA w lad MrCrxM

James Frederick Howell. convicted Of Pesm m j.ss
c.ny On seaifg silver spoons &C., valued at ~ n'"
lind. OF No Ia Thompson street va. remsnSsa Wm
rsihsrne Trsvers charged with stealing 30 ncu - Wass
Sherman q ship steward. In house of oad rePs'' "
street q tried and acquitted.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
SUPERIOR COURT-SpKcIaL TERy-sf,r i3-Bsf'fs 'ss'
tice BoswoRrH.
DECISIONS.

Rroou sc, acknowledgements may be discharged
on Executing an undertaking in $50 with two 'u''"s'
Amount Of bail reduced to that sum ,,h slo os.,s
Welsh sgt. Mstthew.-Moion eenie'' ~
with liberty 10 renew payment OF costs.
Field ct a. sgt Seymour-ssme - Aooye a., phirins,
Dsvis sgt Adams; starr sst No. '
Dolip sxt. Nanderyoort.-orden smeJ
Turner sgt. Johuson.-Motion saSsorx sp.nss
. pe'ie t,J,,neu, FOR plaintiff for hve-eightAs
III" Co.. With Interest from ths date ., s sis
us,m.ut OF the Judgment recovered ssan' "'n "p'"
IN BsssSsr ss Hcierm,nFnd,s len with CLERK s's'
animation OF covussl ,-,,.. uovv,,
CLARK sg,. Meets ct a'-o''s 's'''e9' P'P''' ="
office.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20
COLLISION ON THE POTQHAC.
sEvENTY,THREK LIVES LOST
The Natter Investigated.

AoUIA CREFK, Va, Aug. IA collision
occurred on the Potomac last night of Ragged
Point, between the steamers Peabody aad
West Point, involving the loss Of 70 lives.
The West Point was bound to this place,
from Newport News, with convalescent sol
diers Of Gen. Burnside's army. She sank in
ten minutes.
The Peabody brought the rescued soldiers
and passengers TO this port.
There were two hundred and ffty-fuur SOL
diers, four officers, three ladies and one child
on the West Point. At Fort Monroe she took
seventeen men aboard, making two hundred
and seventy-nine in all. The accident oc-
CURED Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.
The West Point began to sink fast. The Pea
body, which was partially disabled, could only
render assistance with boats. There were
several vessels in the river which rendered all
the assistance possible, and by their combined
efforts two hundred and three persons were
rescued. All TIE crew except fireman were
saved.
The boat was beached IS soon as possible,
and sunk in about four fathoms. A portion
of the missing may have been saved, as seve-
raj small boats and schooners wereseen to pick
up men.
The two captains have been put in charge
of the provost marshal here, and the affair is
being Investigated.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20
VS. ITEMS.

TIE Court of England left some time since
for Scotland.
GES. PHILIP KBARsEr has been appointed
Major General Of volunteers.
KApRI Beg, late Captain in the Imperial
Body Guard Of the Sultan, has written a letter
to the President rendering his services for the
defense of the Union.
TIE Count de Paris and the Duke de Char.
tres arrived at Tunbridge Wells (Eng.) on the
10th ult
GALIesANIaunouneest the death, at the great
age Of ninety-four, of the Ma-quise de Ia Place,
widow of the illustrioos author Of the g Mecan-
ique Celeste
The news from Lebanon is not satisfactory,
as it is said that the Druses of the Harsm tes-
tify some intention Of again rising against the
Christians.
PRIEoE LOUIS Of Hesse and the Princess
Alice made their entry into Darmstadt on the
l2th. The streets and the houses we're all
decked out with the English and the Hessisn
Hags.
The Quincy WHig announces the appoint.
ment OF Vim. q. Benneson, Of that city, as
colonel Of one of the regiments to be quar-
tered there.
GEN. BEHHAM has not been stricken from
the roll, as stated, but ordered to report to the
Chief of Corps of Engineers, of which he is a
Major.
TIE New Bedford Mererg is delighted
with Governor Sprague's negro regiment
perhaps its editor would like commission
in 1t.
The London Morning Herald, the Tory
organ of Great Britain, speaks of General
jackson rs the greatest man the United States
has produced next to Washington.
ARcHBIsHoP HUGHES arrived at New York
on Tuesday, on the steamer Scotia, from Liv.
erpool. He was accompanied by Archbishop
] Purcell, Of Cincinnati, Bsshop McCloskv. d
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20
puEFERENr sTAND-roINrs.

The reader will find in our columns this
morning an extract from an order of General
MCCLELLAN, in which he may be said to give
his understanding of the new war policy.
Whatever success or ill-fortune may attend
that great man il the field, the following sem
tenoes will play around his future name like g
cleaning aureOlc throughout the pages of this
eountrys history;
MarAuding degrades as men and demoralizes
as soldiers all who engage in it, and returns
Them to their homes unified for the pursuits
of honest industry. This army is composed
mostly ef young men; and the general COM
mAnding, TO whose care they are entrusted
owes il to the parents who hsve sent their
sons, and 10 the communities who have sent
the flower Of their youth into the military SER
vice OF their country, to warn and restrain
them from an evil so pernicious.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20
FROM CAPT BENSON AND THE OFF,
CkRs ALL AEN EA ROUTE FOR
EAHHVILI.E

MorgSn's men, orsoms other gang of roTers
set the tIastle work at Red River on IRE and
so weakened 1t that tho volunteers would not
venture across. They were at Bowling Green
two days, waiting for orders TO proceed 10
Nashville, and on the evening Of the I4th
made the trip safe and sound. The men we're
enjoying good health and were in fine spirits.
We pu blish the above from a private letter
Just received. 1t will be read with much in
tsrest by the citizens Of Memphis who have
been annoyed for several days by secession
rumors.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

JOSEPH II. RAMSEY, OF Cobleskill, Senator
from the 18th (schoharie) Distric. of New
York, and his SOD, Wildber F. Ramsey. have
volunteered Is privates in the Schoharie reg
iment.
"SwARMs Of politicians are said to be in
Washington, looking after the appointments
under the new tax law. What pity they
could not be impressed, the whole capoodle OF
them.
Ok FRIDAY, Andrew Kennedy, residing in
Pittsford, n. T. while in 1T Of jesloasy,
killed his wife, Jane Kennedy, By stabbins
her with knife. She lived but AZ hour after
the assault. Kennedy made no attempt to
escape, but said thai he Was ready 10 hang
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

CATALOGUE AND CIRCULAR OF THE
STATE FEMALE COLLEGE NEAR
MEMPHIS, TEEn.-1s6L.
This beautiful catalogue was published in
Memphis, by Hutton & Freleigh.. The Insti-
tuition then had two hundred and seyeniy-four
pupils. From Tennessee there were one hum
dred and thirty-eignt, from Mississippi seven
ty-three, from Louisiana thirty-nine,. from
Arkansas twenty, from Alabama two, from
Missouri one, and from Texas one. There
were twenty graduates.
DIR, COLLINS the president, has National
reputation as an educator, and as he has adver.
'tised the college to open, September 18th, va
have no doubt pupils win again throng around
him.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

Or other fund. at their v.a. ia rsenbaos oaly s.su
The Premises VIII be CheerfulIy
W Shown to Ladies.

The ticketA viii sell rapidly. Those purchasing ear.
Hest will have the choice In nnnbers.
TICKETS can be had Of Yeung Bro. Main Ct. urder.
oddFellows Hall; Of JnO H. waggeuer second street.
opposite Court Square; Of James TaImadge, Freight
Agent d. o. Railroad; Corona weyhe, Excissuwa
Building; or of me, on the promises
Soldiers and 0ficers get them at the Governments
leo Houses, in the Mary Yard, Of Col. r. Fowler.
For any further Information apply to me.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20
Notice TO =" Army and Citizens
Generally.

GKI have removed Popular Hat Cap, Boot and
w Snoe store, from IL Main street. and wish 10 saw
that We have Ii copnecd with old store 2l2 d.
recty or Indirectly any otner Jew House in this citv
We can nov be found az 25 Main street. opposite Court
re. n phis.
AIS -v-al LEIDY CO., From St. Louis.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

AkLY confined business house. that in at leidy
" Co.'s from 81 Louis. War among the Hats Gaps,
o0@s and suoss, No. z4o ain strest, opposite Court
Square 1t is now conceded by the army citizens aud
merchants generally, 70 tbs cheapest house In fem-
pats. Cali one. Call all.
aug H-5t LEIDY CO.. from st. Louis.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HAT, CAP, BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

EDDY CO., from Saint Louis, No. zi5 Main street,
Il ! Memphis, opposite Court Square, have the aTrast
anu hest stock in the city. Tall and see
aug2o-Im LEIDY CO., From st. Louis
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20
$25 Reward.
NOTICE.

A GRAY HORSE i've years old and a BAY MARE
IA about ten years old, taken about y-to
miles from here, by citizens The horse was left
there to be taken of white in town ANY one
giving information of the get slem
viii reoevs literal reward. Apply at the Union Ap-
peai ohce- augz0-I:
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20
BY LOTTERY,
Selling 600 Tickets,
AT FIFTY DOLLARS EACH 1!

Each ticket to be numbered and bear my signature,
Immediately upon the sale of the last ticket by ad
vertisement holders OF them will be called together and
public drawing take place.
To the holder of the first number drawn, will convey
the Residence, Alabama and Market Streets
To the holder of the second number drawn and the
choice Of the oOttageone half Of either double ose
To the holder of the second number drawn a second
choice in the remaining Cottages-one Of either
double one
To the holder Of the soarth number drawn, third
choice Of the remaining Cottsges-one-haI Of double
one.
To the holder of tbs fch number ORA W. tho remain
ing oottage-onehsf q double one.
The whOis property is entirely
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.


"ORIGINAL" CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
Lessee, Manager and Treasurer. Chas Morning Star
otAse MSaaS Con. MurpEy
A1s1ca Frank Berger
THE FOLLOWING ARRAY OF TALENT:
8. s. PURDY, General Performer,
JOE MARS, Fancy Dancer.
". d. Ethiopian perform. r.
.. W. .oMIIHs Tam bourinist
OOA AUkPHf and Balladist
d n 64OO Tenor,
=. NJ Baritone.
FRANCISCO ELO,.-........... ..... Psntomin MIST
e1GNok Harpist.
hLOnAhp AhHoID, First Tionist
RhofEssok LAhoe1, Second Yienist
ALE ct Piston.
SASNOh
= - wv Dancer.
M4Ss FhAAK CHRIsTIEt Danseuse
G A. Kane, Business agent.
ferf1rmances every night with an entire chsngs Of
Programme. sug2-tf
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20
no PAseEe ARE REOUIREn.

NHE Provost Marshal admits all, both great and small
L into Leidy 20 Is from st. Louis, Hat Can Root
ad shoe Store No. 245 Main street, opposite Court
quae--&s It Is well known this is he place to buy the
Deaf Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes TO- the least monev
a1gD-lw Indy q CO.. from ST Innia
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

The Major-GeHeral commanding directs
the attention of the officers and soldiers of the
army of the Potomac to the following exeeu-
tive order by the President, which has been
officially nnhlisbsd
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

The Cottages leased gre und--lesks ten years
italian Verandsh Ill stories high con-
tain twelve each. Are Hill street, two blocks
from Asbama- They now rent for $500 each. Every
thing in about thu premises Of either place herein
in perfect urdyr and repair. / shall dispose Of tho
property
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

this description of crime
Inhabitants, especially women and children.
remaining peaceably at their homes, must not
be molested and wherever commanding off
GERS find families peculiarly exposed in their
persons or property to marauding from this
army, they will, as heretofore, so far as they
can do so with safety and without detriment
to the service post guards for their protec-
ton.
In protecting private property, no reference
is intended to persons held in service or labor
by reason Of African descent Such persons
will be regarded by this army, as they hereto
fore have been, as occupying simply peculiar
legal status under State laws, which condition
the military authorities of the United States
are not required to regard at all in districts
where military operations are made necessary
by the reheihous action OF the State Govern.
ments.
Persons subject TO suspicion of hostile our
poses, residing or being near our forces will
be, as heresoiore, subject TO srrest and deten-
ton, until the cause or necessity is removed.
All such arrested parties viii be seat, as usual,
70 the Provost Marshal General, with a state.
ment of the facts in each case.
The General Commanding takes this ocea.
siod 70 remind the officers and soldiers of this
army that We are engaged in supporting the
Constitution and laws of the United States.
and in suppressing rebellion against their
authorityi that we are not engaged in 3 war
of raPine, revenge or subjugation; that this is
not contest against populations, but against
armed forces and political organizations: that
it is q struggle carried on within the United
States, and should be conducted BIZ rs unon
the highest principles known to Christian civ
iiization.
Since this army commenced active opera.
items, persons Of African descent, including
those held TO service or labor under State laws
have always been received, protected and en-.
ployed as isborers, at wages. Hereafter il
shall be the duty of the Provost Marshal
General to cause lists to be made of all person,
OF African descent employed in this army a
laborers fer military purposes, such lists being
made sufficiently accurate and in detail t.
show from whom such persons shall have come
Persons so subject and so employed havs
always understood that after being received
into the military service of the United States
in any capacity, they could never be reclaimed
by their former holders. Except upon sucE
understanding on their part, the order Of tn,
President as TO this class of persons would B,
impressive The General Commanding there
fore feels authorized to declare 70 all such EN-
ployees that they viii recsive permanent mill
tary protection against any compulsory return
| to condition of servitude.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-06

|. AHoRTAT's

" '"@HaA nIGERS
Rsss Aedietaes have nos been Ass..
soa pssssd 81 TzsRTY ysarx aaa a. ss ssba.
AAVe Malnsataea high charsrtey = ~ sAat Tuna
49, on tes Giose for @ cir exiraorst.. est svs-y
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Sas asZnAn frame Is h&Ais S2As 70 Ehlts
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81 nEzasa diseases In waich ths SastnS Taristy
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AssHsrns and creating TOW a. @s IiT Id
o,sss 1aaseAa az thR stale ami ACID Aea4sy
sesA oI appetite, heartbarn FLAT-
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chessT, wach are the Esaefai sy1,r, aH1 sasS.
g. 81 xaaisAs As RatHEai esgssa 1 q Dyg@-
cosTryEEEss, By cleansing Ii. w..,,
vislsncei all violent purxes 1850 Aad EslAoe,
Ave within two days she bowel, ~
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aan 70 snrn cases. and the thoFgBrS Of Fssggss
Intestinal onssruesfan In athrr, soiGtl0d q a
' Ths Life Medicines hays e.
matisn permanently In thres - % ssIsEss.
nAn Eaaa tIrnss ~ removing loca ir, aha Gost =
ne muses. aad nEsnents Of Ia - Tee rug
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BILIOUS FEvRRs and Live, r.,
raj debility Ioss Of appetite and 1.li--sza.
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Aeneecasi results In czseH Of tbs 4s.,aa a. zadi
syn and scsfnla ID its wors. - rA .'s-t-ass
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-06

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enay TWENTY-FIVE cEsgs- seas Eegas ID g0ssaas
10 all parts % the unloa. On the infrnstIns 8
yassA and ssnEky, aaaelaAias she ssarss aalzas9 .
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repression Of spiEisa, paislI&1zon pf ths heart,
| snicaaaA iEnaglaings. insciaasaEy ima&anaaxanz
SsasaiHgs dsfestIvs asssnoFy fndsseaeion md las.
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re, &c IL IN trufAfui aasis 10 aas aa1rrsas sas
shoss Goa tinE marriage who etsrtain ssres
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aaasa finEins Of he care wss& ssea, wsakuass e.
loss 81 nsasrs, wss ess sT s. !. Il
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WsA, except ~ passs Of enc anbreksA
Unian.
n szbnitsing qusssions which might
ayi4e hszqftar, and affecting the legal
rims 81 Slstss 10 the Judicisls Tri6u-
nsls and not 10 the Executive or Lsgisia~
tive branch ef the Gararament.. go,
And firmly believing d the aneAsy o.
the priaeiplss herein Inundated, We Inn
lplsFe the hsgsiaes Of God upon our sf-
lcfss 70 havs hsh applied 70 the Admin-
issrasion Of the GovsFnHant, and we APP
psal 10 cur fsllaw eisizsns who lore ths
Oonssitution ana the Unson n thsy vera
formed by Cur fathers, % unite with ~
% prwxvs ne Coqse&szkase assis u, end
lss rsskaaa kke unioss u III ~. kafcxa tn
hAFmony was disturbed by abolition IA
aatioisa. and sas bonds brokan By rsbsl-
Hon. .@sa @sAz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-06
.E0 NILES STAGING sAvEDl
BURLING TON = MO. RIVER R. R


NOW oREN 10 orruMwA, FIFTY NILES.
EwgsA&s Egsst tAaM @my oaAer Raatroaa aa Asapa
IN connection with TIE a@
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QUINCY RA1xR0Ar
8ASTae9G aaSckext rad Rxst Rswts
70 Chicago, New York. B0sten, PnEiaaelpAim and
BAltinasres to Ksokak, ST. LoHis and CinrauAasi
and 2 gu poiHAs In Iia0a iAataaA Aiehi&aa, oaia
and CaAada. TTT7T
r~o FraIns Baiiy leave aud arrive tsun4ays 81.
LEAvx orrumwA. ARa1ve A. cHrcAS
ssoo a'oaeok, 3. m. SIS ~ssieoA, D u.
i's 80 "a Ia ?, "a :, a,l ~ IA.
csoss RAiirusd fer Qufncy; a. Msnaota vita las
Htiacts CeatFal Rai8Fa&a. for sAlszB and DuRkslth
and ST Louis and Cairo, a. Rzriiaglpn with sast
sailing Pac&etsf fer ST. LoHia, F#Ts
SPECIAL NOTICE
Il ThFsaEh TO New YsFk In IS bears. PAsssn~
gers leaving Council Bluffs, morning and avenana.
taking fhis route, viii arrive In Chicago or 81 Los
Ii EFusR % 70 60 hSaEs auscEas thaa By uny stAag
route, and in ample tms to coaneSt with Tie xFaai
g&steFa and Southern Lines III
Bay ysuE Tickets via wesaeTA Stage Company to
OGsar1wzt wksFs yea car bay ySuf Tickets Of ths
huEitngton No. Raiiro8a Tickes Once, 10 ALI
POINTS East and Senth. ..s@Ssf
TO SHIPPERS OF STOCK.
stsnk Trains will rzn regularly, leaving daily,
Sundays excepted These Trains have all the risnts
Of Passenger Trefns, thas insaring aespatc8 and
eszssqssntty syotdiag all sAasa gaxAaioMs delays
mai are constantly ecruring 90 other routes.
New sto<& pEna have bs@a built ga both tides Of
saa MissiEzppi el0aa By the berry and asv exB eli
hnd there every telng tAsy soul4 wish fer ths Sc
SoMmo1a aon OF theaE xkecS @-
ThroRgn contracts given to ChicAks
JOHN @, BEAD,
- Yies Prssadeni and Superintendent.
D. RR@TCK, Gen Wetern Aasns. 80
BustinSsens zee % 1854 WU
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-06

All persons who are INDEBTED 10 The scaoel Yun1
s4 Crawford Gouafy, sGhar saF principal 90 hst@w-
est on sale 81 schesl Lands, eF fnr szozes leaned
Assf Be pad or satisfactory arrangements mAae
eof Renswfna TIE s&aaa within shrsa msasAs from
tAs paAaicstlon 81 shlz aastce. fSse IA Aca fer
tAe Setter preseesioa ef ths srh@el Fuad, y Ap-
proved April s4a, lsss
g 5. J, C0MF0NT,
otayk " ths Heard " Supervisor
Dannlson, Crawford Co., Eawsy Nays, faGs aE