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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-03

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Yesterday evening, a man who was waiting
for the arrival Of the steamer Keyport, and
had fallen. to sleep, was 50 startled by her
Whistle as she touched the wharf, that IN
Humping up he fell overheard. He was res
=cued BY the bystanders, from one OF whose '
hands "a soldier, he pulled a gun that had
been held out to him take tohold Of and lostlt,
loVerboard.
1.-The front Of the Market House, on Royal
street, has. been defaced by show bills, which
4 ought to be taken down. Many Of the lights
iH1nnSthe third story windows, now broken out,
Ought to be replaced. We have been requested
8tdoask the attention of the Mayor to the matter.
Police REPORT There were no cases at
thefMagistrates' Office this morning.
nat the Mayors Office, Anna Cook, IN de-
fault ot security for good behavior and bail tor
APPEARANCE at Court, was committed to jail.
5 #A little boy, about 4 years old, unable to
toGEgive any ineligible account Of himself, was
found early this morning on the corner OF
Duke and Washington streets, by Mr. Phillip
Park, who took him home and is taking care
Of him..
At several of the Stations on the 0. 4 A. Z.
Rg,7there begin 10 be appearances Of improve
ment, not only at the stations, but IN the
neighborhoods At Manassas station several
houses have been put up, and the two taverns
have accomn4 odations, besides stores, &c
Culpeper and Orange Court House are i'm
proving.
GEoRGETowN-Th is great activity on
the coal wharves in Georgetown. Vessels for
shipping are scarce and freights high; 1926
to Boston and So IS 60 New York. 500 boats
loaded with coal, containing 10000 tons arrived
during the last month The canal is IN good
boating order The achineryin the old cotton
factory has been shipped to the North, and the
factory is to be turnedslnto Hour mill.
We are informed that Bishop Johns, and
the delegates from Virginia to the Southern
Episcopal Council, which convenes at Augusta,
GA, next week, left Richmond this morning
Tor that city.
II the Post Office diary, for yesterday, is
the following:
Clifton, King George county change site
and name to Chatterton, and appoint Mrs.
Mary E. Leib postmstress, vice VIM. Cotton.
Upperville, Fauquier county; William Il.
Chase postmaster, vice Geo. A. Walter, re-
signed.
Country butter was selling in market this
morning, at from 50 to s. cts per Id.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-03

Country butter was selling in market this
morning, at from 50 to IS cts per ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-03

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We are informed by the Washington Chron
icle, that the court martial sittingin Washing
ton, did not take upthe case Of Captain r. D.
Petit, 18th Regimen Y R. g., yesterday, as
some change is likely to take place in the organ
lzatlon Of the court in consequence OF orders
having been issued to muster out a number OF
Generals, some Of whom are probably members
Of this court. They will probably have the case
before them to-day A large number of Wit
nesses have been summoned, and the case prom
iesto be an important one. The accused is
charged, vel learn, with tying prisoners up, and
With kicking, beating, and otherwise maltreat-
Ing them while al Washington street prison,
Alexandria, Va
BY notice, in yesterdays Gazette, it will
uaVe been seen that an election for President,
directors, and other officers Of the Little River
turnpike Company, has been held, and very
eonpetent gentlemen selected further,
'nat the road has been ordered to be put IN
gooa travelling condition. In other days., the
little River turnpike was valuable adjunct to
., business Of this place, and is still useful
gym 70 town and country. It passes through
uue country, and affords accommodations to
aany farmers. We hope to see the soad, IN
~ rs new auspices, flourish
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Inc baltimore Sun says: .Col. Henry Dam
1 81 has purchased | 900 acres Of land near
10plar Hill, in Prince Georges county, Nd,
1rVl Henry s. Mitchell, for the sum Of So, 600.
! uus'e lsno dwelling house on the farm. In
~ ~ same county the residueof the land belong
Is % the estate of the late S. S. Curtiss near
soIa :. va ID Fields, (about 20 acres has been
guy At s22 per acre.
DRUNK on EoLD WATER. It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-03

Police REPORT .-There were no cases at
tie gistrates Office this morning.
sgAt the Mayors Office, Anna Cook, in de-
fault 81 security for good behavior and bail tor
appearance at Court, was committed to jail.
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Yesterday evening. the Intersection DIAN
eron and Royal streets crowded By motley
sssemblage, from three until FIVE 9 clio ekAto:
zee ! man walk ons.a rope, stretched from.a1
window il the City Hotel e the Alezanar ,
Museum, ii tie Market House buildings The
hoys- and We had no.ides there were 50 many.
il the cityhad . fine time Of u, Judging from
the tremendous noise they kept up during the
entire time. Collections were vigorously pur-5
sned 81 the Enthusiastically dressed performer
and his assistants, and We suppose, amounted
= s. considerable sum. at FIVE Q clock the
walker appeared, at an upper window. ot7the
hotel, and was greeted with an immense yell.
he advanced three steps upon the rope then x
bowling gracefully, he informed tbespectators,5
thatsthe rope being slippery, the performance
would cease The rope was Immediately taken
down, and the mid airiwalk has not been: as yet
consummated. u
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Yesterday evening, a man who was waiting

The front Of the Market House. on Royal
1 Street, has been defaced by show bills which
ought to be taken down. Many Of the lights
liinpbhe third story windows, now broken out,
Ought to be replaced. We have requested
sttdSask the attention of the Mayor to the matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-03

eA little boy, about 4 years old, unable to
toggive any ineligible account Of himself, was
found early this morning on the corner OF
Duke and Washington streets, by Mr. Phillip
Park, who took him home and is taking care
of him.
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Reslorallen IN SerlA CareIIaa.

NRWnEkN, feh. ~
The great speech ef Mr. Haines, delivered
on the 20th alt. Is attracting much atten-
ton His arguments ayoring the restora.
ton Of the Union is as fearless - il Is able
The irresponsible Representatives, IN tho
rebel Congress from Missouri and other
States, who have no constituents and who
sre assisting TO bind fetteFs on North Caro-.
lima, should he scnt homo. Great as is the
undertaking IF Lees army, it is not as great
IS the march from Dalton 10 Savannah.--
The North being ia the best spirits OYER
their present brilliant prospects, win speed
liz .faFaishihe -S0do09 men called for by
Mr.. Lincoln, who will 20 to the field with
{Seater alaerity, and soon become excellent
Soldiers, inspired as they are with the hope
Of a speedy success Can we recover the
majority OF the Confedurate States which
have been taken from us by the armies of
the United StRtesg Can we hold the re-
naming territory or can We even prevent
the fall Of Richmond, the capture or des.
truetion OF cur only remaining army, re-
eraited 20 the fullest extent Of onr white pop
aiatjoag Regarding reconciliation, he said
there arc those who think, after 30 much
strife and bloodshed. TINT reconciliation is
impossible This is a mistake. In the
case Of England and Scotland, which was
in some respects similar 10 ours, divided
as they were into kingdoms at war, effected
a reconciliation and started on n new
course Of prosperity and glory. Such win
prove 70 be our case The only hope to be
seen IN this struggle was that the North
Western States might be induced TO join
our Confectionery. The way in which these
States voted in the late Presidential cleo
ton had dispelled that hope forever, and
IN ms judgment has scaled the fate of the
GonFederaVy. Mr.. Haines is distinguish.
I'd lasyer, aud author Of several able letters
which appeared in the Raleigh Standard
over tho signature Of 9 Dasidsoh, which
attracted so mach attention in lSf8
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4 Private Letter from Gen. Sherman.
IFTsn D Nsv Ta-E R5caIag P5.'

StycI BE New la-k ESyaing Poo
The following letter from Gea sherman
was addressed 10 distinguished soldier aid
IN old friend IN this city 1t shows that
the hero Of Georgia has - mach mOdesty
a. he las merit
Col. Ewing arrived to-day and bore me
many kind tokens from the North, but none
gave me more satisfaction than 10 know
thai you watched with interest my cffayts
ia thes.nstional eanse do not think ha-
man being eoald feel mOre kindly towards
an enemy than do 10 the people Of the
South and | only pray that may live to
see the day when they and their children
viii thank me. as one who iabored 30 se-
care and maintain a Government worthy
the land xe have inherited, and uuougil 10
secure our children the peace and security
denied Is.
Judging from the press, the world malsni-
kes rny deeds above their true value. and
fear the future may not realize is judgement.
Bat whatever fate may befall ne, | know
thst you viii be 3 generous and charitable
critic, and wiil encourage alss- who only
hopes insthis struggle 70 DO a4rnan's share.
With great respect. your friend and AL.
mirer. W.T. SHERMAN
Major General
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ATTACHMENT.

, H. Dsasosay Jaks cad G. b. BaIsr.
TT APPEARING PROM TIKI AFFIDAVIT. sworn
70 in this ease. tat the said John ard C. D. BaseE
have FsRsaFad Reaal fassres that the eFdihssy
proeess If iaw eannot 90 served upon them, The
having been levied their real ossas Il Is ordered
Brogalows Rhis, repairing sald deesdant appszf be
foFs II Soy bee ia RoN MARKET The arss Saturday
Of April, 1858, and make desssse 70 plaintiffs ait 81
the same viii -, Tor hearing and jadgHeat na 10
theIa
Ssbi5-tw pfss JONATHAN LARRANcg, Up.
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oHANoERY couRT-MARYvIIrE.

SeesesF Hepry Err, ae u Hoses Ssrssgs decd g. T..
\, fsttsssSa asa Jaass n. Fslksrsos4 so
TT APPEARING PROM rus ALLEGATIONS or
the bill that the defendants, Lee 5. falkerSan and
james r. Fuikersou, sssidenss Il tho State u
Tennessee, thai the ordinary prOces % Ian ganpot
be saed upon them Il 4 ordered thar pabteaGon hs
made fsr tear saes~sgs sseks ID RFesnloWa Wing.
notifying saIa dsisaa4hs e spposs before tas ehaseety
oaFt ii Masysils The Sra Tuesday amer the sFst
Monday Of May next. thes ana there 10 make aeiSsse
- as hlt or tie i Be taken a. eoaesssd AhA ses
for hsaF1ag ex paFtp.
". c, PIcRRNs, c. AN
feb22-4W pfS5s By r. NJ HOOD, r. G. An
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cHANcRRY COURT OBLIVION.
EkavikY AelEx. fsss.

L. ~ Ilrura, dka'r 81 re estate u Va. Broxu DC !.
e.. Eaacf Fssser sad ytlsry.-~ATT4cRHgsT Brit,
TT APPEARING TO TIE SATISFACTION ef iAs
Cheek aaa Master frsR the AlisgstsBt q eemPnia-
ants bii that James s Bfb "a Jgbn q Brown and Jos
A. nTosu defendants 70 aid bl are gn residents Of
shis state 81 suats thai tie ordinary process of Law
eanset b served apsa them II u sldefd dat paAca
ton be maas fg four Aacesssiys weeks IN BFeunlovs
wkig notifying said dsiesaAt b appear IT che Ghaa-
eeFy CeaF ~ Caion on the sFst TkaFsday after the
foaTth aoaday Of Inae 1885, ard defend aid Bill ths
same VII be taken sor confessed % asem and spt for
bearing accordingly
fsblbtw PISS ". II. WHITS0S, G. II.
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oiTsa Cent, a ssssI esaA saany fsaasssss
ysta. a. Brosa aaa Sc ts{s Hastaa Broea, ~ sAa q
7aiefsitk eas Fssisy s5tsos.
FTtHE DEFENDANTS, JOIN Il. G}ALARATTa aud
i Flsisg alAt6a having 81 fesa sas tsnsEs of tbs
STATE, have seetesd thenselyea that tbs ordinary
process Il las saRAo be served ppon shsss. shsrss Is
de adaslE Ia erasre thkt puteasion b made Tor
fsaF saeesszige weeks ia RFaWniq3s Tbi notifying said
desAdAns apfeAf befBrr The esrsa Court Of Asfse
ssealy st tha Hext Meh terra thsse D Be- id - iAe
Cont naass n uliaaeG "a De 81 Monday 81 March,
1884, thSa aaa thefe plead paf b The sall
asa draaaa ef he fisalu ~ viii Be taken Rs
confessed.
tsbls-4v pfsss L c. MARSHALL. easrk.
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Mess Bresea -. Nssgy GibsTa--AfRAeRHHET Bat
TT APPEARING 70 TIE MAsTKR, froa ne ale
galsoss e chs btu tiled Ia tAa eass that tas astssd-
sns Henry Gibsaa. i -Fesidans " kia sts II i
arereS that pahsiratsa b aas fss foar ssersssiss
wees In 4srW Wing notifying ssgd defeEdant 30
sgpeAF AZ he phssosfy Court A efiatea Tho Hpst
Thursday alsf the fourth NeEasy ot jans 1855, and
dslesa aid bt the sil he taken for confessed
- him and sst or isssFihs s>esf5iaxsy.
fsblS-4u pfs5s y. II. wHiTsoN, c. An
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4w PISS JONATHAN LARRANcg, ]. p,
-eslL.asr g. :. D. 2. G. -.

r. APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT. swsra
10 IN this ease that the said W. P. c. Hodges has re-
asyed oso SoHeeais hisea thai tho ordinary process 81
Law eanuNt be served uloa hz, the having been
isvisi on hts real estate It l. ordered that pabicA-
tioa 10 made for fgaT successive Wasks 10 BFsSaious
Wing, requiring said defendant 10 appeal bsfsr0 az nay
ssss IN New Asrks, he arss Saturday % Aptl 1855
asd make bis defense plaintiffs tsit the same All
cot for hearing sud indssasnt Zeal a ta hiua.
fshl5-4E pfssa JONATHAN hARRANCR. j. r.
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ATpAoHMENr.

R4sitess Aasfs =. ass1s flssgtsss.
INHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
az. as asasAes Is lbasttsa - @ sa = sssssnSs q
htnstA shss esa4at y ssfged ha ks ksSar
setAi.ea ~ ~ saeAtl ~ sEatf, naaa ~
tasaAee Rsfess u ~ rsifssA sgslef ~ fls esaee So
sewer eaan sad ths tAa aTnz haa ssisd -
eeps y sfsetta - said Jastiep tat tae dessz5f ap
ft es9oft W Ne ssttes fq,sa Ne slstaf AsFast
10 ef = ~ y pieefe2sa tsl le a sasshsr efaeF
kR4Kft1s Wig. e = = =
ksisas pias LHealDwrfa. III
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TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION 81 the
i Clerk and Master lhRt J. p Gibson. ems Il the de-
teaaaais 10 che hi Sled IN Tits = resident Of
he sss Il i srered THAI Publication be made hs oar
weeks Ia BseVlsWa Wig Eetifyne said de-
feaasu b aPpesr 81 hs Ehaassry Court q Clinton
sle erst TafsAsv Stt-t tie faarth MSAaay 81 June,
iS6s, aHa defend saa b che will - aksa for
confessed Is 70 him and st Cor hsaTiag accordingly
fsbIs-tE pfs5s ". n NHETS0N, G. ",
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The REBEL WOVEN IN THE SHESANDoAH
FALLEY-The following statement is from
the Boston Traveller
A member Of the "a Massachusetts, cavarly,
aow in the Shenandoah Valley, writing 10
his friends in this city, said some of the men
in that regimentOn a recent Sunday attended
service ia a small Episcopal Church The
congregation was maze up Of w0mea and
children, with the except Of two or three old
men. The women scowled is the soldiers
passed up the isle, and some Of them vented
their spite by splitting upon the men in Fede-
aj'Huif0rm
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cHAncgHY COUNT MARYYrLLR.

Isaes .. E1sFeH q daE7 3 fRo7A 3
IT APFKAkfN0 fRoAt 1tlI ALf.ea trIoSs OF
II The hla thas the dcssnash1s Jeha e fsois Is = aaa-
fassss sknasi " served ufua Ala Il hurfs4sd tAaa
publication ke esas of feEf successive arsks ID Rraes
ow's HhiK. Hssylng saI aafsaaAaf 8 apaaas Al The
chaasees cssFs &c MarsYlle - lie asst Taassy ager
same vii b takes feF esnissssd aud lst &c hsaflas
W. q. FfeKKNs q an
Fshi5 IN Idets fNy :. Il H0ah. u. az.
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lS.a4,i ts.essr =. ILL 4. aalsraiils.

IT APPEARING To THE SATISFACI
TIoN Of tAs clsk AID Master, os ne Aegztieas 81
plAiaasts hl ia this ssns s Inv asBdani sssiasa
o. ts State y afas1ea hat sheAilou b mAas Ier tear
saxeessye Wes N the KaeTfs whE aeibs said defend
eat apeaF CAGeeF5 Goaft Be ba Cnsa
etAe ara fhaFesy sFths f soaaay Of taBs fsS ah1
dsfrEd said h the VII be akea Car cUhsessed
issis1s pfsss W. II. wHITsoS. C. AN
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ATTACHMENT.

jobs T.. bfS4ffs Hallen q. SaallI.
THE PLAfNTIFF,s on AFFIDAVIT,
says lhs dsfpaaapt ins4ssa - ha and q sbseauas
ss ms ordinary fsOess q lAg b Ghrvea apoa h
hssag seaes original stssenzat ngsfnss he esfsas al
as md eafnste hsere Jasass RaasF tusifee
- Ne FsSst Sc Aestha esaty and the Asssar ss
~ Is FnfeFf y u sFdsFed ~ said justice tet se
sssnaae sFsss before ba ~ his eee IN Athens en % sA
aay e h4rss hex = asea sid the saHs win u
pre- ess N e pAsie ~ b further thai hls nssisa
ee fslsd eF fsaf saeesssiVs vtsks n Rguwalass whsr
S Sy P8. = - JAMtF hAkxarI,P.
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ATTACHMENT.

ARI1as TAe,fssaa e.. IfsgA TEosapsie.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
saystha dsndaat hasbtsd hin fna absesaas tAzt
lAs SFssry process 81 lac served upon him having
eetsned original assg eht srsiass BE estate hsae
taFzh hEte Wm Fseay justice 81 tkt Peace fss
esasiy and hs hayns besa isVFa Ms property
bis ees h kagExhe, te ara day Of Ats lss defend
said tbs Sn be takeR confessed aud sea
Cor hsafinF psrs Is further arasftd tksi ta notice be
Psehsed ior fear Successive weeks 10 Rqsaosb Nhig
igstN pitsH HA.f sgkf.J.P.
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TN oBEDlENcE TO A DEcREE nApl

- ne tssaary ter 1883 said court, n the Of
TsFaes ffFSss f8gan ard atSzs. 20 eel lar eas,
Il The caest nsasr kaazY friday ne - dag 81
assA Eszs shrc1 81 ssauk, each o. tt u che Ess TEA
assses ard 6egsa RAgpsd Company sso, Zen shassE Of
ssask 81 eiea taeh ihe Ahsass aaa KsatekT RAFoad
tomeany, % scek Of IS each. IN s last
rsaeass ssa REaia RsFoaa c0mpsaS sa property of ne
''s sssissg sss ss'' IA. DEAHgEicG, C. AN
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FIHnE DEPENDANT, RogERT n. BARTON, being
nonresident Of this Stale, charged IN he bib
u ordered thai pablieatoa be made os saf saceassiys
weeks IN BFaNRloHs Mhg, notifying sad defendant b
A6nday al APRIL usxl then aud there 10 maze aefense
10 tie 6i o. its samc a Re taken Tor eeufesssa and
PISS wN. eALnRaiTH, cAM
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- 81. s. 3 q :. 4 q 800

II APPE8atS8 ff0as TfIE. AfEEGATfoNs OF
eeasR3saznss - sstsk Is essfss ~ that the asfss-
lsnt L. asa fssfast e .Ais sasts shseosas es
esaceais hiaf that ne epiaary presses u lsN eanne
be served upon hia: II Is erdstsS tllas publication bV
Iaaas faf leaE saesessys voehs A BFgwniBss Wig,
tfysg said lefsaasag Is arpear besoFa lie cbAnests
caaft Al B&zaridsssa che ~ Mouday Of April nsxL
tu and gkee y taks aassass q tAs hi ~ As FaGss
viii Be tsksa ef confessed sBd or hearing ex rzrts
PCS wM. GaLaRAtfif. @, AN
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cesaa Z IlisfIgsss =. Pslssa Hgeea

ErsHg DEFENDANT, PATToS HOWELL, ksine a
NONRESIDENT 81 this STATS charged In he bill II
IL ordered that publication be made for fSut keeeesslse
weeks u saEhibws Bhfs. notifying sAia defendant -
"a fii Haxt thea and thsfs g MAXI defense
70 tbs b g ~ game win be taksn for confessed and
rfss vat aALBRAfTll, c. an.
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THE NEw PosTAL Bill tI'ho new postal
bill provides that letters deposited in a post.
Office lthOut prepayment or short paid,
hail be returned 70 the writers. That two
cents s. lame shall be paid for advertising
letters, instead Of one cent ~ at present.
That steamers leaving the United States
shail not carry letters or packets which hav
not been deposited M the post Office, and
that deliveries in large cities shall be free.
and drop letters ogly enc cent. Those are
the principal provisions
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ETlnE DEPENDENCIES wM. l.. GESSy ana JOHN
il bfNcHs being shensfesiasass q ellis stais, -
changed m tas bill Il Is ordered shas rabllastina be
sae for fsf successive weskt in BFowalsas Nhie.
ting said dsfsadasss - AresF hefers ths ebanssFy
thea aud fhNse nsks dsisass 10 the SIT eF te ssne
VIII be takes ss esaszssd aud SO fs kessih pre.
psSS WA. HALBRAfTH C. IN
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Ribssf cssAiss 4 g. q sis e. A. D. corsaa stssis.
fENBR DkFEspASE, A. B. CoWAN, BRING A
T0sidsnt % gis State charged b ihs bili II
ordered thai slbisstisn be made fer four successive
weeks in BrgaaisEs Whig aatifing said defendant 10
appear before the ChEaeoEy esaF 81 DaadFdgs the
"a Aspdzy II APF next then and there % make defease
% the h the Hn II taken fer confessed and
set for hearing OK raFte
PISS WI. GAEBRAiTn. AN
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.TsLs 81 FHa GitlcF 81 Hsnrs 0. Gillespie.
yItHE DEFENpAST, HENRf G. aILLEspfg.
being f6 resident Il tAis State. ~ chafgsd IN ihe
b n 8 0fj6re hst pahieatgA be naa Idr fear sue
sssiys weeks IN Brnwnsess whir notifying said dess-
hhs 70 spfeaf hsfsrs he Cbaaeefy csaFt At pAndaee
Cd TIE 81 asnaay ef April nsx then and there 70 a4ss
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