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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-16

= HERIFF'S SALE.-By viltue of writs
~ of Fier Facias issued out OF the Court of Common
Pleas OF Bradford county, will he exposed to public sale,
at the Cour, House, in the Boroug gh of Towanda.
Thursday, the 9th day of May, 1868 at O'Clock p. m
the following described lot piece parcel OF land stu
ate in Troy twp beginning at post. thence north 60
east 90 links to the south bank Sugar Creek adjoining
lands of Samuel Aliens heirs thence south 40 east 10
punches along the bank of the creek to post thence
south 4l west 4l0 perches to post in line of the
State road thence north 1919 west perches along said
road to the place OF beginning it being the piece OF
land formerly decided by Samuel Allen and wife to Aaron
CLse, bearing date the 7th day of May, 1853 imprOY
ed, with framed blacksmith shops thereon.
ALSO-One other lot of land situate in Troy township
-beguning stake by the side of the road being the
northeast of the Parsonage lot occupied by
Mr. Herman, thence westerly eight rods to The
corner OF said Parsonage thence westerly rods
making a continuation OF the westerly line of the Paason
age thence eastery course rods to stake by the side
OF the road thence in sOuthery course rods by the
side of the road to the place of beginning containing
OF an acre OF land being the lot of land decided to
VIM VIII er by Hannah Harding, wife of Joseph Harding
all improved, a framed house, shed roof barn and
few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO-One other lot, piece parcel of land situate in
Troy twp beginning at the centre of the highway lead
ing from Troy boro down Sugar Creek thence in south.
ery along the line of meeting house in East Troy
rods II eet TO the south east of said meeting
house lot thence eastey rods and 10 feet to the
southwest corner OF lot decided by Adrake Ward and
wife to Reuben Stiles thence westerly course along
the line of said Stiles lot rods Y eet to the centre
OF the highway, thence westerly along the high
way rods to the northeast corner meeting house lot,
the place of beginning, containing 81 rods OF ground,
or less, all improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Pomeroy
& Co.'S. vs. II Cady.
ALSO-The following described lot. piece or parcel of
land situate in Troy twp, beginning at post being the
north east ola lot decided by Green ct al, to
Stiles, thence south S7Jo east Il perches to post
thence south y owes Al perches post thsnce north
So west 80 4lO punches to point in centre of public
highway leading from Aliens Bridge to Granville, thence
by the centre of said road north 0o east 2l0 purches,
thence north 100 6 perch.s thence north 32owest
perchcs thence north 40 "A perches thence north
CSC east rs 4l9 perches the place of beginning
tanng II acres& l35 perches strict measure all improv
ed framed house. framed barn and orchard of fruit
trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Rock.
well & Co. VS. Leonard Stiles.
4. II. SPALDING,
L.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-16

APP The Wyoming Annual Conference of
bel E. Church commenced its session at S''q"eh"n-
;. On The Sth inst
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-16

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the cs
tate of Moses Carr late of Ovetun dec re requested
to make immediate payment, and all having claims
against said estate must present them duly auhenticat
ed for settlement. JAMES HEVERLY,
Feb. p, 1863. Administrator.
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WAD3lHOo

In Springfield, April 9th, by o. II. Bnrnham Esq, Mr.
Mr; AEll.LE HCGGlNS to Miss MABY BULLOCK,
both of Springfield.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-J p. Horton .,

q Z III lVh > No VIIIE.-J. 7 IIOTION Is.
n. c. Djjis, g. j. p. Horton's DC. C.Dibb'e
N0l4, l45 in the Court of Common Pleas, OF Bradford
Co. May Term, 1852.
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by said Court
to distribute monies arising from Shers sale of deien
dants real estate will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment at the Office of ED. T. ELLIOTT in the borough
of Towanda, on FRIDAY. the 18th day of APRIL
1853. at o clock p NJ. when and where all persons
having claims upon said funds must present them else
be forever debarrcd thereirom. Z. T. ELLIOTT,
March, l6 1863 Auditor.
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IOCAL AND GENERAL.

e Go and hear DAvts-ths is positively
/. last night.
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Athens twp-H Fl Green,
John Morley, Julius To,
zer.
Asylum-Joseph Braund.
Burlington -Philander Burns
Litchfeld-A Baldwin.
Monroe twp--Morris kel-
lOgg.
Rome twp-W Tanner, c
NJ VanWiukle.
Sheshequin-T B Marshall,
l. j Culver.
TRAVERSE JUROR
Athens twp-Watson Sut.
lift, Hanley Tozer, l A
Weller.
Armenia-Alba Burnham !
Alex Cease, G Ii Weller.
Athens boro--J l. Drake, J
Parsons, VIM Durant, G.
II Wells, G Hunsicker.
Asylum-Charles Stevens
Burlington-L NJ Randall,
j 5 Clark. f Kendall.
Canton-John G Mason.
Gransille-C W Churchill
LeRoy-Alfred Stone.
Monroe-JOseph Ingham.
Overton-James Haverly.
Pike-John Black.
Ridgbury-A Tanner.
Smithfeld-L B Gerould, r.
Woed.
Shesheqnin--Wm Post.
TRAVERSE JUROR
Athens twp--GrantStcvens,
G. Walker.
Athens boro-Wm Hancock
Albany--John Brown.
Asylum--J p Ellis.
Armenia-Nathan Sherman
Burlington West-T Black.
well.
Columbia-Joseph Beeman.
Newberry Calkins. f.
Young.
Canton--W S Jayne, f Ian
don.
Franklin " Taylor.
Granville-S j SaXton.
Herrick-T S Camp.
Litchfeld--J I Dutton.
Monr0e-WF Beardslev. !
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\ UDITOR'S NOTICE.-J p KirJy Z

\ UDIIURO . NUIICE.-J. T. hr6y rs
Charlotte Gorseiine ct al, No 1922 Fcb Term 1862
Same q. H. G0rsline, ct al-In the Court of Com
mon Pleas, No. 1913, Feb T. 1862.
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by said Court
to distribute the proceeds OF the Sher sale of defend Is
personal property will attend to the duties OF his
appointment at his Office in the borough of Towanda ON
SATURSDAY, the 25th day of APRIL. 1868, at one
o'clock p M, and all persons having claims upon said
monies present them else be forever debared
from the L. ID. MORROW,
March 23 1863. Auditor.
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tHCCLA ri A1ION-H herCaS the Hon
a U. MERCUR. President Judge of the 18th Jul
dical District consisting of the Counties of Bradford
and SCSqu uebanna aud Houorabes JoHN PAsSMoRE, and
Y, NJ Lose, Associate Judges in and for said county
OF Bradford have issued their precept bearing date the
9th day OF March A. D. 1863 to directed. for holding
Court OF Oyer and Termner, General Quarter Sessions
OF the Peace Common Pleas and Orphans Court at To-
wanda for the County Of Bradford Monday, the 4h
day of May next, TO continue two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the C0ronerS and
Justices of the Peace and COnstabes the County
Bradford that they he then and there in their proper
person. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day With
their records inquistons and other rcmembranceS, to
do those things which TO their Office appertans he
done and those who are bound by rec0gnzance or 9th
be in the Jail of said County or who shall be bound to
appear at the said court to be then and there
prosecute against them shall be just. Jurors re-
qUesed to be punctua in their attendance agreeaby
their notice.
Dated at Towanda, the Cd of April in the year of our
Lord, thousand eight hundred and siXty-three and
of the independence OF the United States the eighty
sixth. A. II. SPALDTNG Sheriff.
4 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice
shcreby given that all persons indebted to the es-
tate of NORVAL w. JONES. late of Pike twp, decd
are requested make payment without delay and those
having claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
E. W. JONES.
Feb %, 1868. Administrators
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March 25. 1868.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
is hereby given that all persons indebted to the es-
tate of CHARLES BURCH. late of Towanda borough,
dec d.. requested to make immediate payment, and
all having claims against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement
F. G.COBURN,
March q, 1868. Administrator.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notic,

IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of Sally Prince late of Orwell twp, decd
quested to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate must present them duly
thenticated for settlement ALBERT PRINCE,
Feb. %, 1862. Administrator
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ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.

DENSION AGENCY.-TO SOLDIERS
l. AND THEIR FRIENDS.-The undersigned having
had considerable experience in procuring Pension Boun
ties and Lack pay Of soldiers will attend to ali business
in that line entrusted his with promptness and
fidelity.
Persons wishing to confer with will please call or
address by letter at Sylvana, Bradford county, Pa
Charges reasonable GEO. Z. MONROE.
Refers by permission to
HB. CARD, County Treasurer, Welsbboro, Pa.
D. F. POMEROY, Troy, Pa.
All. SPALDING, Sheriff. Towanda, Pa.
Oct. 81 1862.
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TeGal

I CENSES.--Notic is hereby given that
IL the following named persons have filed in the office
the Clerk OF the Court OF Quarter Sessions of Bradford
the exSirglaws of this Commonwealth and their
al applications will be heard before the Judges OF said
Court, ON MONDAY; the 4th day Of May next,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-16

Inc law making hese changes took effect Immediately
and is therefore now in force
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COMPLETE SET OF HARPERS MAG
~ AZlNES-25 Youmes-for sale, any part of
them, AT THE NEWS ROOM.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-16

DARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
i procuring back numbers of Magazines to complete
volumes. AT THE NEWS ROOM.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-16

GHIDREN'S TOY BOOKS. & BOOKS
~ for youth, AT THE NEWS ROOM.
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MAGAZINES, SUCH AS HARPERS S
vi Monthly, Godey's Lady's Book, Peterson's Ar
thurs Continental, Atlantic Eclectic and Ballous.
AT THE NEWS ROOM.
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AMOUNT OF
NOTE OR DRAFT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PuRT or Erw-YoRK.........MAy "a
Cleared,

observation-disclosures Br bennett Kirr''on end Port
Price, Walden Booth Esse, AaAn', Haysns sPohord
TiestOn.
steum,rs-Frsnk. Thorrshirr Philadelphia, ~ Briggs
Go. WIN Woodward Cu.dih, iiaitlmore. VIM D9h-l'
ShiP-Mo ming Star BE), Smith bordeaux j. r. hi'in
l. Co.
Daiis-Qu-en Of tho Fleet Hilton. Glasgow EdmistJn
Bros Sonol'u (Rreu) St-engrsfe. Bremen heiegsPh
GILES. London W. Roper Co heindc"r Roysi Anisil,
Ius Kottedln: lila Adde, Brown. Hayana LIMA b-ias
(Bnl Firth, B..nuds. fucker Il Lshboue.
Brgs-tome tBr). Heap Queenstown boydS Bsncken
Thonle,s (Br), Monrich, Hafix, u. r. newolfi jane
(Br }, @cL-il.B. HalifaI. J. r. whitley Co.. hasrioo
Port Ro. h., Lisbon G. n. 8. de IA tiy9uisrre
-chooneE-L n. Day. Hii, ash'ns,on. J.. kennyi H. y
Russell Nczsr.on. Now. Orleans Murray Co Sarah Lou
a. SfEgidHg, Boston, W. :. Brown Cn MsT5tia, ti5ay
Weymouth W. 3. Brown Co.; NJ. w. Lsw'oni ID H.
W.urI Alden BrooAhason, Jonas Smith bo.soin, Dong
les, H.sHsyeB H. :. Rs,t-it Co Miunie Bod w % l.
Gloucester, Grow ell Plino E1pIes, Ostboson, saekve
~ g., Neyius sons Anna ughrs -. f.ne hiaIn,que
H. r. Smell Co.; GrrcAI Queen tBr Whetley, Hsha1
noe Jsn.s, Monhop, Moe, PLlzdeiphai j.. D. Dawes
Bishop Washiugt 0n, Jonss 'n Nsiy and sOs.n III V
Albany Hshor fssDd s. Doug Arthenss, Cofn, Pnila
oelpLia, simpson Clapp +. Thonss ihoms- waning
ton Ven Bfunt Ssght, Co,-la Cummings Newt -sns
Davies Collins tOfones, snow. BrG1iorii tictoriA OBI
\ sssnd, Mst.m0fos. Victor DeAin'yni Arson small
Hscrnia " +. Miller lIoushtani Ellen Rodman, Bow
mao S,w.BedfoT6, Ferguson Co; Ross lBrsI Oyins
N.fruhan. II. X Coming Son Il CO.; Lydia Ann. bAsey
Washington. Van brent clsyhi T. fentsIda, wooster
EIi.boiEPeTt, Miller iioushtoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-22
O'clock, Acting Acknowledgements Warner,
formerly Of the U. s. gunboat Kineo, jumped ove'-
board, while laboring under mental alteration:
A heat vo.s rnmad;atelv geNt tn his aesetance Hud

O'clock, Acting Acknowledgements Warner,
formerly Of the U. 8. gunboat Kineo, jumped ove'-
board, while laboring under mental alteration;
a boat was immediately sent 10 his assistance, ""d
he wac picked mp hut life was extinct lie was
bui ed 81 rundown With the usual honors.
The Union brSOgs 80 passengers:
Lieut. Con- f. z Lowry the l. ;. gnrhoat scios Ar'
ing VI, Ter ". Ninaus OF the Fear EOt Acting Asisiant-
PayHs.tor r. bcArdey of the Owssco hdshipnan H. =
clad Essex I'd queer H. MsDnsring OF ito non
clad % Assistant H. Cnx Hull Of the ,tsap'
ship asiIpi Captains Clerk C. Petite, steamship scio's'
n. Murphy OF key West . ,,,-.
FL" ontoy, counnndirf Acting Mister ana E1eeuye
Officer, s. C. Cray Acting Master ana ssint ,,an,,
Levi Crowsl. Paymsster, l.. G. Merrill A-si.tan'
Surgeon, s. d. Elagg Acting Entign', ~ SInsley W ar
rem haiett, Emile Denis; CsPains 0IsIh, hsni3 3S'
Acting First assistant Engineers, s. c. Butler, D. L. 1nap
Edward MeCaek :. A. slGter. Tho. usisch aci,..
~ Mate aud Mail Agent. w ~. Mead; ActDs Master
/ Mates. {. II. Armstrong, C. r Fucker ,,nu -.
Csu.d, AGED sgi JOHN WAlism,. rus.a "a Peer hins
Sweden. S. Ludins Billie Ho',ton, 53i rEans uana.
Trest 29 krsnk BuImess. Ttest 70; John berry faee
~; Antonio ounich, Portugal, 0 kictoss Johh aa
81 Peter Barnard Fl nee, 81 u ceilings 'theus 81
stanton. Alsb1ina 70; l.. Panig, franee. u; Ell
Csfvau France %; Loes Ssrmsn, France - Absohs'
/ .ndrc Frnre s.sd ~; John ParsEs spain Hi ;.
N-l,.p Sicily 70; Robert Sneowich, hose1h "a
Beniauin Henry. Rvenherg. R thsll-s bsihoI ..'o'
Il Peter Nicholas Austria %; j. L. Nhcone. vermont
Is Gvo!ge Sigrt sweden -; 5. T. frspc' k-nucky "
l. lean Fr.pce a., Ii. NiekeIs HHnist, 80: j. Mci'e-
Nr-Ycr 80 s.. Cook, Germany q; Lewis Green, i,eH
sork 81 VIM. Hall. England 81 \ SHAY, do - W ~
sab d. AZ; s. idl,e DO. SO. VI. McCoDan. Do, Y T.
MrCornck Ireland q james Judge DO 81 j. COLE, dc
q: +. MuT, hy. do A.; H. Randall Ensland "; pHs-s
90 n A. Drripg 10. 29 Charles Hopper, Germany %
w WilhauI New OH, 3Ji A. Brown. hentucAy, ~ w
W Holm do Is; Maurice s. ho0son, bearer Of dfpa'oocS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-22

FIRE IN THE WooDs At LAKELAND, l.. IA
lara. frs occurred on Wedns.sy afternoon I" the wood. At
L. IL commenced The so1th side oi The Rail
nd :, lbs CROSSING Old SmihowD aud atchcgue readi
about 40 rods OF Johu Goes land immediately alter tho
nAing Of locomotive The hfo passed 70 tao noh side Of
,hr rso.I How fer II burned westward not known yet
10 lie e. IL has progro,ed tho Pond road probably
Youug, u.,ce had narrow e.ospo tho fire Psssing both
north aud south burning up to the south fence dong
no further damage NO house has bren ousa OF inu "a
of be railroad would be destroyed Acuo exeiuon and
judicou. system OF bsckhnpg saved the odns rom de-
trueop Al the time Of the wind ws his shifting
800 favy minutes rom the southwest to the northwest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-22
Arrival Of the supply Steamer Union.

The U. S. supply steamer Union, which lef, New.
York On the sth Of April, with supplies for the
South Atlantic and Eaet and Yves; Gulf Blocked
ing squsdronf, arrived at this port on Thurs-
day. She stopped at the following placer: Port
Royal, New Inlet, Key West, Charlotte Harbor.
Tampa Bay, Cedar Keys, St. Marks, East and West
Pass OF n. Georges Sound. 81. Andrews Bay,
Pensacola, Mobile, Ship Island, Pilot Town, Now
Oresns, Eaton Rouge. Port Hudson, sab.nc Pass,
sDd Galveston. returning direct from Key West,
which port se LEFT May - having 80 prisoners and
d number Of discharged seanen on board.
After leaving Mobile Oh May the forward engine
broke down, sRd since then she has used only one
engine, and only with the help Of iair winds 30 rs
20 use canvas was she enabled 10 reach this port in
safety. While in la.. 20 80, ION. 81 49, the Union
captured The Bi,ieh Hchr. LDnet, having valuable
oaTeo on board. She is noted biockade-runner,
sna AZ the time Of Der capture was Oh ner fourth
voyage.
Or The atttTIoor q iheIsne day. tetween and
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krriIed.

Steamship Unicn ~. G. tIAntpor Edward Conroy Liaut
commanding from tL- Of I-A-- via hey Wet l'th
Steamer Alliance ~ ;. usnsgoiU Daley WtsAinsion. d.
c. Forr-, Monro" in os ust {, l. :. ousriefir4t-
steamer oeosora, Mclaughlin Baltimore, md'o to Ana"
Steamer seh,lvsr Adams. Baltimore nd'e TO william Dial
srImsr Sea Gail, Kenny, Providence. nase % Edward
steamer T.oOny Pierce, PHILADELPHIA mdse. to Lopez
s,.a.r L. 81 faehnd Trou, Philadelphi,, miia to j. +
s..s'~r Rnsf., Hart PLr.deiph- na,e to Ja,. Hand
steamer o. Thouis', Knight, Phi.doPha nd.' to Jamo'
Slip jeremiah Thompson Bsks Liverpool April o. uaise
and e95 pAis samuel homfsous Nephew aiay 10 it,
q Is loD 90 's~ several large ic"oef,s ane ds '..
the Bact packets and tis4nsE PAa both hohee TOT
Be-. Saio, tof B,fa.l r,nno. R-meie My 10, sugar to
Bal Ksfi. tBiemi Ps,sron Bremen 10 days, in ballast
10 Rurs Btos -, al.
H.ri TOdylu m c.rli,, Martinique h.y 2, yellow
ssrs bon.n tIisml Meyer H,mburs Arr 49, me's and
800 pa kinhsdt Go. Lat {! ~ sn ~ p.s'sd AfiH
B,rf N.r.s. tPrs.l Freymou'h, c.rdH 81 day. Goa. 70
Punch Meinchs sudL Saw lHfo NUMBERS OF nsoe's'
Bal, Avon d.. II sundstsrdl fhPo' Naples - days 10
ballast 10 BOYD a HincIeu. . n,
Bra Marian kidty W, o. us',of ''',, ~ r' ''''
bu. AbcatFeth Han Ficwctss. no 1Hae h';,''l -
dly' hides snd wool TO Punch holnSh' MeSo .-s .
ct ~ loo. o. ~, sgots bafA Lady sac IST
Nay lat p 20 Ion 81 So spoke Hamburg eris s~sa' f0
Poft0 Rico for KntlanJ. -. =. o., -.
,.uiu.s May Iussr to }. Whitney TO- l3h ms, on
/ Hsti.fs. .poss ,,Lf N. Wheeler. h-nce, bound y
: Er. H. Smith tBr, of Winlsor y 81. Mcclellan, Al
to,o L X, Hsy D. u,olas,to u. X. Ds~oL
bhs sybl thr. Of Toms l'andal fs~n'is!' MHam'f''
/ Al nj ~ cotton 10 Wil1sk krsvas.
Bds State Main. col Ascss Cste Maz'eiLes - days
In b..,, 20 Thsmr,nn Hunter. 10Th inst lat ~ 81 Ion
o. p...ed ve..s, hatch and part Of dsei-hoos- g'o'sd
le.d color. u. q, -- N -
seLr EIeh.n,. tof Bfoaitav,nl Cent B'r.eos 10 CAV,
Unit n, r fe.F.A On the Outward passage Ia ~ ~
loo 20 pcss4 ~ boz marked T. O.. 'a?p0'ed ron
srE " F.rsin,,ob. Tr.5mors, Georsc,o~n. D C.. foi
ksvsfs. G A. ~ . :. l., -,
sshf Coyi. Wet, Albany G.i's for boston std pa
ceedcd 49,. a.,
. srhf Ylif.b.th Gr,h.m (Er. Of HaHul, Aongley. In
t.s. q. a.. - d. o. oosl 10 ln.stsr
a~hf. Csis, Rider. Per koyti drys
Rchf Dante Haze Cobhhns Oe0ts ef0Np, ID C., coal
Seht H. ~. NsBzbsn. . .i1td, 90. Tgst0-n, ID. O. coal
Scar Kate Merrill Smith, New Orleans II day iaos'ses 70
Manu- A0Dott.
self Jso.s saith Ps5n AsIsndfi. days In ballast TO
Jonss smith.
bsAt lanes Butlsf. Jens. Virginia days eJst@..
sem harylsni Csihc4r', Sorfe.I cEys, In barrst.
sehr A b. speaSfd Lonssiseei, virginia dAy' ballast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT GBSrRAL TERu-MAy ai-beNe
Justices SUTHERLAND. CLKVKE and MULLEN



SUPREME COURT GKsrFAL TERu-MAy a-Be"s
Justices SUTHERLAND, tLKEKS and mULLtS'
ADMISSIONS 10 THr BAR.
The Court announced that the young eentcuen,
,ppicants fer admission to pIscce who had ps.eu DOM
Commttse. wonld he sworn in ct o'clock to-day q,
the Courts this State OF John g. COchbn Of the fennyFt
MIA bsr The motion granted
Professor Wedsrw God the ULycrsy Law School movsu
m, admission 10 practice OF oui C. Hamer.v and John NC
C graduate othe University Law School Tho names
w,r. referred 70 the Committee on Character.
James T. BIUdy avcd tie adnission 70 pracce Oh
Daniel Nouten etc.. Of the Naatschgseits BAR Tue M
granted aud Mr. MOut0n took the oath and hsnou
tie oil - ct,
Tho Committee Character and the EIsm!nng Commit
inside their report recommending ihs admission to psc
IL in the Courts 0its State Of he following named g'ne
men: 81
J. f. Aiken, Jno r Baker Hiram @. Bond i Bsne,i me-
Thona, Burke &. g. bernard e. G.. Bgolow. r Bartlett
MoteI r. Buell. j. T Is. Collus s. &. Caldwell " H. CnFi'
X. Cornwsis. w. H. toobe. VIM g. DAVIS Henry REM ~
u. 6. Grc Jas. Orescsn g. II. GrsnuiF j. w u "lcome
ii. HDnau 1hof L. How, JGhn Hayes Victor ~ hudson
t. 4. JacEtor, 2. u. Jennings. T. J. Murphy, C. w Ahr
Jas Mckee. q. g. Moore Robert Mackn, J. d Morssn g.
Ksynor, Wa. A. Rice J. Aehsfd r H. S'epet . -, ~
y eyens Dubois Smith John Sparks j. u. Sboemtker p"
a Schonp, A. " {. Smith IT,, N ~ 1utlin. G. O. Ilon
{. Won litne. j. o. Vsneripooi j: H. Wells, "r r
teison. f. G. Coos J. Il. Eords p b. Ross W Ds.i'' ~
Men. Walsh. j. D. { Uut~slsr, Boedsood Beets; jas w.
bite, Wildcs z. Ws!kr. Sswell fsfker' u W. S""u
Thos. Carey J. LsIkn, +. i. Robinson. -, -,
The follow ing Gentlemen. sdustes Of the CeluloiA ,o
irge Law School favorable report Of The COMMITTED
ChArAc'e wore admitted practice on taking the oI
Bronson. {. H. Carey, Wan. Campbell, Geo Chslmsr, W
l.. Cskson, +. o. CLARK IT,, " H. Fuller r. d. Oslo r.
Gsstn. :. u. Hyatt, ?. d. Kenny, !. T. koTnoeh,n, -
o. Ee IT, 5. Pe. CO. Ph.lp., O. d. Pn- -, jL Wv
DIV. J. Steers J. A 1sber, ~ 4. ISug O. T. NslAeT, j. "
NAd. l.. Nutmofe. Pierre w. Weiaey.
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Instructions have been issued 10 Postmssters
throughout tue country 10 collect, IN PoId or
s,ipcr CON, all postnge Cue on UNPAID letters re,
ved from foeign conotries in the mails d,spatch,d
TO tins country IRON Cheat Britain aud Ireland,
France. Prus.in, Hamburg, Bremen or Belgium.
lns arrangement, made ~ pursuance OF resolution
Of Cong,ss, approved March 3, 1868, Went into ei-
feet ON the lat OF May. Letters, however, from the
United States, for dispatch 10 the same male, may
be prepaid as at present, by United States postage
stamps.
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