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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26

10 60 through ~ 6cuthsfn 01p they
must frst rsttsst, md in sither ease we
have the inside track. s-
Guerrillas have bsen fsaIfully active ali
along osr, lines Of march. Several Of our
men shot BY Mosby's band were found
hung BY the legs. and others with sheen
skins stuffed 10 their mouths. osasl
10 \. N.-Pictss firing i nov ge;.e
on in front Of the left .snd laft esutrs.
The eneny develop no strength sud r.
s,liery shots elicit no response a. yet.
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Rebels Pan Back - Pstsrsbure-oar
IossoS.
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac, !
August 25.

august 70.
No engagement has occurred since Sun.
day.
The enemy has fallen back u previ.
ously stated to their lines, two miles from
Petersborg, and are erecting strong works
similar to those We encsuptered on our
arrival hers. - ~ = - - ~
The rebels work nigh. and day, evi-
IDENTIFY expecting IN attack.
Richmond pspen scknswledEe . heavy
loss 10 officers and men Sunday, bu.
claim they took 5000 prisoners.
Our losses in the 9th corps are IL Off. !.
GERS and 13a men killed, ~ officers and
7s4 men wounded, and 80 officers and
1858 men mis.ing. The 9Th corps los.
about 300, which makes . total lose Of
1885 in these commands. No doubt
many will YET turn up. @Ass z 2 III
Cnwford's division sustain cd the great
est proportion, be having lost about 900,
mostly prisoners. Y y 7ts 'lf'''f
Col. SeIden, who was missing after the
action on Fridsy, il sAis. sHe vas taken
prisoner and with some others conveyed
70 Petersburg, but during the excitement
Of loading them IN she cars managed 70
elude the vigilance Of the guard and ran
isto some bsshss' whore he 10y eoseeaied
till chance gave him IA opportunity to
get away, and be came ints our lines on
Monday.
LATER.-August 24th.-Gen. Warren
advanced his lines along tha railPssd- to-
wards Pssersburg yesterday asd the rebel
pickets falling back before his skirn;shers.
The lst division Of the End corps were
engaged oil day yesterday ia tearing the
track and bridges on the railroad ~ far a.
Ream's Station and beyond Distance oi
three miles. .sa EssgsF
That portion that the=hih corps I'D.
vaueed- over was completely destroyed.
ALI asiet alsng the lins thb mernipg,
with the, exception Of the usual picket
firing. Il
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listers sent g the Army..The Sta
Regiment.
. ISpecisl to Tribans.] llhd
WashinQtOn. AuU. "a


Several more paymasters left to-day to
pay of the trocps in the Army OF the
Potomac. Money il being rapidly far
nished blythe Treasury Departments and
= number Of paymaatera will probably
leave Tomorrow to pay off the troops. :
The army correspondents of the Tnb-
une says perhaps the star regiment in the
fight last week is the B9th Illinois.i Only
eight regiments from that State are il thib
army. Its Colonel, Lieutenant Coiousl,
Major and two senior Captains have lost
either life or limb within two months.
and men in proportion. and yet its Split
remains unbroken. On the 16shs there
we're individual instances of gaIlantry in
this regiment. which sonld, ooold they
% recorded, surpass the widest tale 81
romance. sfs
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From the New York Herald. Of the 9oth.l

From the New York Herald, Of the 3,thl
Mr.. John Mullaly, editor of a weekly
paper 10 this city called the Metropolitan
Record. was arrested yesterday by United
States Deputy Marshal Pe1!, on a war.
rant issued by Commissioner Osborn.
The warrant Of arrest vas issued on the
affidavit Of United States District Attor-
ney Smith, which warrant sets forth that
the said Mullaly, in an issue of she Metro
polltan Record, of the 9th Of August last,
caused 70 be issued, printed and publish.
ed IN article entitled the "Coming Draft, I"
and other articles, in which he counses
one Seymour sad other persons TO resist
the draft ordered BY the President Of the
United States, TO take place in September
next. The accused was brought up be-
fore Commissioner Osborn to answer, bat
examination into the case was postponed
till Tuesday next, Mr.. Mullaiy, in the
meantime, being admitted to bail IN the
sum of Sc, 500.
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SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS.
Baltimore. Aug

Baltimore, Aug %.
The American has Richmond .. pers Of
tho 10th. They claim to have cap.ured
9,7OO prisoners in the assault they made
on our forces on the Weldon railroad on
Friday, but seem to deplore the loss of
the railroad very much. The only items
Of news from Mobile are the following
under date Of l7.h.
A force Of the enemy from Pensacola,
estimated at 1000. crossed the Perdido
river yesterday, advancing toward Mobile
Bay. A heavy yankee force is in north.
ern Nississippi::vho destination is sup.
posed to be Mobile.
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So. assaa New York, Aug. s5.. :
TIE sts:ner Liberty from Havspa goth
Importation from .Opchin CAiss iutS
Cpba has been granted.
A meeting was held As HAvans to Pc
tion the Grown for representation y
Courts. ss lsf4F lsa, $40
Tho blockade runners Dslano end So
|saana are ct Havana. e,vsS .'sF
Business duh. "a IL. 81 l.ss II sIsas
| .grr1r4aT y = at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26
A MunpERous REBEL Missing

A MuRDERoUs REBEL MrssILE.-A
young man named Kinney, formerly
Trojan, but recently belonging to west
ern regiment, reached this city yestcrdty
He served for loug time under General
Sherman, and was wounded at the battle
Of Altoepa. The circumstances attend
iug.his Injuries are such as We do not
rscollect to have seen recorded during the
war. Young iKipney vas shot in the
lower part Of the leg by . bullet-appar-
rently an ordinary rife bs1l II lodged
IN the limb, bat did not prevent his walk
ing 20 the rear. He had just seated him.
self in an ambulance, half IN hour after
being hit, when the bullet exploded 10
his 4shattering the limb terribly,
making four distinct opsOings aud carry
ing away . quantity Of the bone. De.
spite the severe shock the young hero
travelled to his home in Troy, and he il
now under the care Of our surgeons, with
chance of recovery. He is as patriotic
as he is brave. .sSave my limb, doctor, /"
be said, .sfor Gods sake; / want to gel
back and join my regiment. But if I've
got to lose both legs for my country, Why,
it's all right" The use Of mis,iles thai
explode half an hour after Judgment in
any part of the body Is an English novel.
ty. practiced only by the rebels. Il i
the last refpement of the t'bsrbasism d
war;" and is ft Illustration of Southern
"chivalry. Troy Times.
SnAsrANszR.--At on. of the hss,l,
in this city, last Saturday, the landlort
said to bcafder:7 THI'g .sSHff3I
4 See here, Mr.. -, the chamber
maid fouuds hdy,s hsir-pin IN 'yoas bst
4 this morning, and it will not answer"
] "Wsll,ys replied the 'boafder, Il fod6t
a woman's hair in the butter this morn
ing, but it did not prove YOU he'd : no
msn in it r. .....-
\ The two men looked at each other 70
about ten seconds, when esch smile'
land went his way, no DOUBT ponderin,
ovee the pecuiarities of eizcsnstanti1
svidsaoss-lIA Ofesss Democrat.
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26

Tbs 0Onmerciaps special says it has
the best reason for denying the published
rep0rts thAk the Administraaion sn6sftAins
an idea OF appointing peace commissioners
to Richmond. and rendering a asnistice.
BE also says while the Weldon Rsilroad
is to,ally lost TO the rebels, another move.
ment 10 on foot which will cause them
quite rs much trouble.
The Posts Washington special says il
is all quiet along the Potomac. and re-.
ports II rebels orossiDg are humbues. I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26

RoaI MApIsox, August 10th, lSe4
Mr.. j. B. HOWELL
Editor Gaf1 city, Keotsk.
Please announce my name as an Tntependent Union
Candidate for Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County
for next election. Your, respectfully,
aug22-dtf H.F sTEsPEL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26

Chicago, Augoss 26-la:3O.
We have received 10 night the follow
ing special dispateh:
Harpers Ferry, Aug. rs.
A reconpoisance was made this morn
ing bJ . large force Of cavalr1 under
the command Of Gen. Tarbott which re-
suited in obtaining very important In
formation with respect to the enemy's
movement.
Frcm the information received il ap-
pears that considerable of the, enemy 9
iorce broke camp at Charleston this Z. N f.
at daylight and marched in the dirsc4ios
OF Leetovn. Our cavalry, ssrnck their
line Of skirmishes about = mile beyond
Kearneysville and afaua hsillant charge,
sscoeded u capturing auitsa number Of
prisoners,
Dufng the slismish Ne lost ! fet y killed
AID wounded. al ef whom we're brough,
of the feld. A. the sime Of writing thi.
dispatch hsaxy Asssg i going on In the
directisaof 8hepherdstovn.
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Nfm advertisements.
PROPOSALS FOR MILK.

q. z. GzxEEM HosrrrAL,
k4# s KEoKrx, August 20, 1861 I
Proposals 10 furnish milk the U. D. G-nesn Hosri-
tai in this city for the term of eight mouths
Ing Sept 15th 1864 will be received until Sept l3th
1864.
The proper guarantees viii be reqnire that the slk
shall he sweet, pure and undiuted delivery. The
quantity required val be from iIy 70 ssyentyxe gal
per dry: but bdswif be considered for ant guam
ity from eight gallons daily apwari 10 tho fBt axnoant
u. h TAYLOR,
aug2s-i1 Surgeon O. g. Vols. IN charge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26
Resista nee TO the Draft.

At recent meeting of the Copperheads
of Butler county. Ohio, the following
reasonable resolutions were adopted, and
their publication was doubtless the occa.
sion of the issuance of the proclamation
BY Gov. Brougb, alluded to in yesterday s
dispatches 1t is evident that the peace
men are anxious to render aid and CON-
fort to their fellow traitors of the South,
and they are now in many localities bent
on the desperate enterprise of inaugural
ing civil war in the North by armed re-
sistance to the draft.
Here are the resolutions of the traitors
OF old Democratic Butler:
Resolved, That States have the right
to withdraw their consent to the Union.
and resume their independence, by re-
pealing their ordinances of accession and
passing ordinances of secession.
Resolved, That State having been
Withdrawn from the Federal ation with the
consent, and by formal act of the peo-
pie, cannot be invaded with purpos to
compel its return.
Resolved. That in the application Of
these ideas, which in our judgment are
constitutioually reasonable, evident and
just, to the conflict between the Union
and Confederate States, we bat perform
natural and social duty in declaring ''to
whom it may concern" that no citizen of
Ohio resident of Butler county shall be
compelled to join the Federal arm. =,
consummate the avowed designs Of ,hs
enemies OF State rights, even should il
prove necessary to give effect to tbi. de-.
cision by force and with arms.
Resolved, That the citizens of this
county, who are opposed to further
prosecution of the war, should prepare 70,
such . contingency.
The Hamilton True Telegraph, the or
gan of these Butler county sneaks, &C
companies the publication of these reso
lutions with an editorial of which the fol
lowing paragraph is a significant sample
Believing that . reconstruction of the
Federal Union is now impossible--ths
the war for its restoration has proved n
utter failure, and that its further pro So
cution viii end in the subversion Of the
remaining liberties of the people, we shal
therefore, advocate an immediate cessa
tion Of hostilities, and the appointment Q
commissioners empowered with authorit
TO treat. subject TO the approval of tn
people of the remaining States, Wit
hke7represenatives from the Confedcrat
States Of America, upon all questions in
cident to Just and honorable terms Of ser
aration.
These men who openly advocate re
sis!ance 10 the laws of the land BY avowe
rebellion, and urge upon the people Ii
project of disunion, are the leaders Of th
opposition, and none should be their 70
lowers but traitors. s ~
TnE MOBILE ERIsoxEas.-Speal,;n,o, ;,,
Mobile prisop srs at New Orleans. Il
Er.. says.
"The men y . general thing are sai
to be heartily sick Of the war, and ooi
sidsr the rebellion . complete failur
A number, We are informed. have take
the oath Of allegiance, and many othe
viii sapebtlsss do 90 rather than re-snt
the service Of those who have caused the
70 ssdsf - much and 70 usslesly. /"
s4Ha .sgfss sMsAf ~.s7a 49,
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Especial to Commercial.l

Special to CommerciaL
Washington. Aug. a6.
The feeling here with regard to late
movements Of the Army OF the Potomac
aud those in contemplation is full Of hope
aud confidence. Il 10 certain that the
campaign against Richmond is no, closed,
for indeed it is not more than just con1-
menced.
II bees disposition of his forces has
been based on such an idea he may end
out his efrer when il is too late.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26
Fort Monroe, Aug. "a.

The steamer Julia Brooks from CITY
Point arrived II p. m. All is quiet.
The usual firing by the sharpshooters CON-
tinues. The enemy hays evidently given
up their purpose to retake the position go
strongly occupied BY our. left wing which
il reprsschted - perfectly secure. III i a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26

A CoLD WMrER CoMINa.-Mr. G. L..
Flint. Secretary Of the Massachusetts,
Board Of Agriculture, prophecies that next
winter will be one of unusual severity.
Mr.. Flint remarks: Il fIflW .fu0fx
"The cold winter Of 1864, preceded a
summer marked By sore and long con-
tinued drought in July and August. In
174S the drought was intense in New
England, and this summer was followed
BY so hard = winter that the suffering was
intense. In 1749 there was another
melancholy time. the winter following,
long snd dredrJ;' and the summer Of
l76e accompanied BY drought of terri
bic severity" go - '"'~E7
He also cites the drought Of 1854 and
1886, and the winters succeeding, as con-
elusive evidence on this point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26
New York, August 25

The Posts Washington special says,,
advioss kqagAt to-day from Harper's'
Ferry sia1,sJlst thsfs waa littfs skir-
mish geipx q q ths front OF Wednes-.
day bat Hitheus any important result.
The rsbsls wssl IDENTITY trying to get
ACROSS the 6tomac agsiS, bnt oor cavalry
kept much TOO close an eye on them.
Our troops have made . moat thorough
destruction Of ths. Ws'de1 Rsalvsl. II
The Indications are that the enemy In
tend 70 svasuate it and that our forces
will rspr1e 1AaS = Y1ssAt. IT'D
"A lafgs number Of sitissns q Loudss
sesnsy 1svs bsSn Sk0aiAk ~ Skesd
NTH .bsl9g sss1illaa.a !, III, -. 40.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26
1agi1sh Murderer AxresteA-
DpstrsytAg the VsIAsn Railroai.
New York. August 25.

Muller, the English r,ilroao murderer
was arrested on the ship Victoria las,
night. and this morning brought to Pc.
lice Headquarters. In his trunk was
found the murdered mans watch and
hat. He strongly protests hi. innocence.
He vas identified BY the jewslIes. Hl5s
Gold 10 rather stronger than yesterday.
There is strong interest in the gold
room and prices tend upwards. Sales this
morning not large. Fluctuations have
been from 2544 to 1854.
Inc Ccmmsrcials Washington special
says intelligence from Gen. Warren's
corps represents the army are rapih hiy dcs
troying the rails and bridges between
Petersburg asd Weldon. Gen. Warren
is % strongly en,renched that He can,
be dislodeed- He il making dem mopetr..
tions on Petersburg and Lynchbu re rail.
road
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Waehinpson Aug. {

W@HuKVUH, mug. %.
Negro soldiers are to be paid the same
wages, bounty, clothing, &C., as the white
soldiers, in accordance with the last de-
cision Of the Attorney General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26

FsnnsylvaAia Lsgisaaturs A4jsnrnsG
Harrisburg, August IS.
7Ae 6kdSeSaSasot AS sPenSsyJva6iA
Legislature adjourned this .. m. to meet
aeinf 6nthe ssth Inst rnr tbe Honnssee Z !
rssolutisn vas offered calling on Presi-
dent Lincoln to remove s0sDestary 6esn.
ton from the War Departments fof in4fi.
ciescys This rssolstioaawss ressrred %
the Comhiittes on Fsdelsf Relations. !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26

.H. Joseph. Mo-. Aug,

.ss. joseph, Mo-, Aug. rs.
Ben. F. Loan was nominated BIZ ,sccla-
nation for reelection to Congress from
the 7th District, BY the Radical Coeven-
tiop. The resolutions endorse the Ralti-
more nominees and the Radical State
ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26

44s#ssr-P~ s~S~SSS AANAss 20.
Ihe Flag Of Truce steamer Nsw York
errived lost evening. with 400 passengers,
Union prisoners in charge Of Msi. Mol.
ford. .sa,aia-sS-s 49, Aff5'
The Richmond Examiner, of the 2sd.
contains the following disps.ch:
Charleston, Aug. 20.-Csps. Nichol-
son with greatly inferior force, engaged
the :snemy' cavalry and artillery 4 Gains.
vile, Fla, on the 10Ih, sud completely
routed them, capturing $50 prisoners.
one piece of artillery and 100 stolsn ne.
groes. The enemy was pursued fourteen
miles and scattered.
The Enminer also says Gen. Richard
l.. Psge, commanding At Fl. Morgan, is
. avirginian.
During Friday there was received At
Libby Prisou from Petersburg and other
places. ,3S9 Tanks, including So CON ..
nissioned officers. with Brig. Gen. Hays,
Of Gen. Warrens corps.
The number of prisoners OF war near
Dalton, Ca, Is $500. The policy Of
congregsdng such an army Of prisosers
- eueh spot mnst be apparent to the
authorities Of tho Yankee government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26
st. Louis Medical College.

naenced = usual,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER y.
There viii be Preliminary Course In October Fees for
course, pad In s6vance, Including Gatricua
tinn and Dissection. amount $50 For further infer
nation circular. address e
aug2sdAwlm CHARLES A. POPE, Dean.
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- = f.,l,,- .n.t.nnlated in

; - a fellow contemplated in utter
wosderpent Tho pegaitudinioss dms1-
sloas Of ! byssandsrs tsst, ssa in-a tone
= s1n6Sithu6st, q he surveyed the man's
sslsnpselons, sf6t'dhsve bseaA talfnAA
Z tfep.ha1aAla lanA yea - - ~" u.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26
DARRETT HOUSE. KEoKtIK FOR

II SALE IT is oil and weIl-known tavern stand Is
now offered for sale the owner desiring either sell fer
cash trade IL for desirable Yelling in this cifv The
hous- Is barge frsnse building with 20 odd rooms
good stable the lot Size Of lot 90 by l.0 feet
For further information apply the pre-
OF Fourth and Biondcsu streets, keokuk. TO
aag45 DIV W. BARRETT.
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TOR NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
l. CONVENTION AT CHICAGO.
The Ills. y Southern IOlCa
II. X. Company
WIN run an rxtrs Train SATURDAY, the 2Tth inst,
TO accommodate those W ho desire attend the
CHICAGO CONVENTIONS!

Leave Hamilton Sos p. NJ
Arrive At Chicago A. NJ
onnibuses viii leave the Company's Office Corner "a
and Main streets. at O'clock p "
nok-ts the round trip. (RoSd for ten dnysl $780,
GUY WELLS, Superintendent.
Ii. l. sHEPExap, Gen1 Agt. aug2sdst
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The Rebels Fall Rack to
Petersburg. 4 ls-s
Our Loss in the Late
Battles.
Later accounts frOase
sHensphts.
sHERIDAN's SITUATION

Operations against Atlanta.
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THE KEoKffK lFEMALE SEMI

MASONRY. = Proposals will be re-
INl eeived until MONDAY 18th inst for bulisng and
completing about hundred and forty nnsal feet Of
thirty Brck Sewer, nn block SO, between Franklin
and Fulton streets Specifications may be at the
Office Of sss. rfs.t4 " JAS. h. CUNNINGHAM, .f 20
sug2+dtd City Engineer, Room 10 kilbourneis Block.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females In Delicate Health

DR. Dow, Physician and Surgeon, No K Edcott Steet
BOSTON, is consulted daily for all diseases incident to tn.
ernaie system. frolapsus teri falling Of the Womb
Flour Abus Suppression, and other menstrual de ange
ntS, all treated upon pathological principles
tnA speedy reief gu8rante In very few days So In
farably is the mode of treatment that mos
hstinate complaints ied under it, and the afflicted ps r.
reiaces in perfect health
DR. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
iure Of diseases Of women and children than any Other
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish 70
stay IN Boston few Gays under us treatment.
Dr. Dow, since ls4A, having conf ned his whole atteH
ton Office practice, for the Of private Diseases
aud Female Complaints acknow edges superior in the
United States
N BAN letters must contai.: four red stamps they
viii not be answered.
Office Hours from S A. NJ, to oP.M
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALI CASES. OR NO CHARGES MADE

DR.. Dow is consulted daily, from A. NJ To P N as
above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of every
aae and nature, having by his uaReaFied and
extraordinary gained reputation which calls pa
tents Il ON all parts If The Country To obtain advice
Among the physicians In Boston, stand higher 10
The profession than the celebrated pR. DOW No Enid
eet Boston. Those who need the services of an
experienced physician and surgeon sheuld give lin can
p S-DF. Dow imporiz and has for sale news artle e
called the French Secret ordeI By nai. Two FOX 81
and red stamp.
Boston, April, 1864. lyI9y
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Sedgwick. July G, 1864.

At a Court Of Probate held at Bluehii within and for
the County Of Hancock, on The first Wednesday OF
Jelly A. D. 1884.
On the foregoing Petition, the Petition
give notice all perso interested by causing
OF the petition and order OF Court thereon TO be pub
Eshel three uccessively in the Ellsworth Amer
lean, newspaper printed IN Ellsworth the rst publiea
BE- at least thirty days before the third Wednes-
day in uue next that he may appear at Probate Court
be held at Ellsworth. iu said county, on the first
Nediies lay Of Auus next, At ueiock in the forenoon.
and any hey have why the prayer OF ssd
petition s.loa d not BE- graustd.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attes.--A A. BARTLETT, Register
true copy Of the petition aad order Of court thereon
a6i A.test--A. A. BARTLETT, Register.