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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

Guerrilla 0utrages in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of the Outlaws Killed-Arrest Of Bush
~haCkers,
From The vicksburs Journal, Aug %, 1865.


Col. Mellon. an old resident of Bolton, while
going from vicksburg TO that place was at 2 o'clock
last night. attacked by a gang of desperadoes, VINO
were in ambush at Champion Hill. One of the men
halted the Colonel and demanded his money. Inc
Colonel told him - not much" and at the same time
shot the fellow with lis revolver. he then mace lof
The nearest and defended himself After discharg
ing his Teyolvers forty times at the outlaws Mn
ing two OF three of them ana wouuding several more
be made his escape this station. The Colonei re.
ceived wound the back Of his meek, ana s coat
tail was completely rddled with holes: HIS wound was
slight the ball just grazing his neck lie Is now AZ
DR.. McKay's house.
Yesterday morning a squad Of four men, supposed 10
belong to a band of outlaws, beyond the Big BACK
River was arrested and brought into the city Iley
belonged 10 a squad Of men, mostly Texans VINO were
prowling through the country. They are now safely
lodged in No and il is hoped they will have justice
served out to them in full measure.
Four men, also belonging to the 10th Indiana Cav;
airy canpcd near Big Black, were arrested and lodged
in ia 1t seems that this regiment Is soon TO be mus
tered out of service and these had made arrange
mens with the Texan band across the river to steal
number of horses and mules from the stables and run
them over 10 them across, TO the river where they
would make way with them.
We understand that portion only OF the band OF
outlaws was captured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Fatal RaiIroad.secidSs&srAib
From Ne Albany Evening journal, Aug. 81 /.


AT $50 p.tn. yesterday stranger was Killed
sea the Boston Railroad Round House at East Albany
pya freight train backing him. Coroner Goodrich
!npanneed jury at O'clock this morning. a check
belonging to HOucks Hotel Washington-aye.. was
soahd On the unknown man and an adjournment was
nae ascertain II his identity o0ult be established by
u from telegram received il would appear that the
mans name John Reilly and that he is from Ches
factories Mass place Sons-25 miles this side OF
Springfield ag I.
Later intel gencs leaves no dgubt that Riley was the
nHne Of theNn9rtunatehshY s3ie was between 40 and
Years old. BIND in the left eye Of medium hight,
~ wen dIeSsed,> He was the train of Conductor
HusaRs. who Is Personally acquainted with him, and
lao ne remained there all would have been well. He
ed 70 90 TO Chatham and took it in his head to get
Iop Oh the freight train In endeay0ring 10 do So he
.Ptu and iel. while the train backing, and was
Jun over and killed. He was under the Influence Of
Aqnor at the time
valise LETT at Houcks contained no mark to show
Az sgenty when he left 1t there he stated II to be
que Entrusted TO him to get il repaired that he was 90
Visit some friends and on his return would take it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

PRODUCE AT THE WEST.-From Goldsmith Il
Williams Produce Circular published at Milwaukee.
Wis., Aug o. we learn that the receipts of wheat for
the week were 249925 bush against 70 O for the cor
responding week last year. The shipments for the week
were l75, 35l bush. wheat and 1855 bbls flour Same
time last year. 81 40 BUSH wheat 30l2 bbs. -four In
store last Saturday 27s 700 bush. wheat Wheat has
advanced lOc during the week. ruling at 81 34dsl 80
on Change. for No. l. deliverable at sellers option.
Good samples of red and white mixed Winter sold at
81 65 white 81 TO- Small lots Of new wheat have
been received generally of superior quality. Spring
wheat is remarkably bright and plump-Winter wheat
good Most of the barley is Of good body and sound
though some is colored. Rye fine; many of the oats
will ronk as rejected" but the crop of sound oats will
still be large.
Butter is reported firm at 81 a23c.-desirable lots
scarce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
.,soRDERs IN ALABAMA.
Daring Assa"is Up"" o"iF" 49,, An.
s,er.-strange Conduct Of the hoe~'
charities.
-. me- Chatlanoogs Gazette. Aue ..

The Chat anOOge Ohbftte aus
~ Let Monday. August II, detatchili ', III
Oh ia'' aioncjnr 10 Company ID. 10Th Ohio CAVIAR!
oi % n.n Con Gieln commanding fle Departure, o. o.
esoOnssce5 commanded by Lieut.. a. H. So,rtr
Jsty with orders TO proceed 10 80 "a
tblscI9a ond collect large number ol hVIses on"
Alabama ahq "a heep stolen sometime since by the no
pu Guerrilla GatewOOd, and taken 10 tua. W "a
i0yu etebment arrived at their destination on
,ssday morning They "elg l1yOenceS securing the
Blnaus - Co.. stolen animals number OF animals were
tO1p,d on Wednesday. and no moestatIoh was oheieu
n The soldiers until evening ill., oooororiod bv a
A ~ baving a humber of the recovered anlnhs III
80 nossessiOn when IN the vlclDll! VI uh!IesN
W. aannroached BY a large number OF the cliHens oi
Ne.ec lIIatv Who commenced nNersal0n win tne
tstt The latter not suspecting danger had their
bh;nes strapped on their saddles. suddenly the party
ts,irens produced arms and surrounded the solNers
md compelled them to SURRENDER. man "a, I"'id,s
steI deputy-sheIif, then demanded TO see the or
Son which the SQUAD were acting These were pro
Sooed and shown, but had no enect on the gue'rIas
~ marched the prisoners back 10 GayiesvlHe Inc
made his escape and reached ST. Thomas IN SAFETY
kStold his story. The deputy sheriff shortly aiter-
rd with several citizens. approached the Lieutenant
80 lis partv who, being warned, arrested them. ING
,s;SF n the County named 5. Daniels, mad summoned
aver 100 men on Wednesday anu gwen 'neiu ViuVi' "
,rest the soldiers. , - -, =. Ia fu of
,,ned men During the morning these men, IN s,,ong
aaTtes had managed to surround and capture al the
Uttered s1uads OF cavalTymen, excepting the one CON-
handed BY Lieut. Thomson.
Lent Thomson. accompanied by his four men, who
Asd been picking up animals all morning and were IN
.~sre of these events having trauspred about noon
seoyered party of these guerras, having squad OF
orr men as prisoners charge was made ny the Lieu
tenants SQUAD the soldiers recaptured. and sew
rrsl Of the guerras bagged In the same manner the
brave officer and his men recaptuIed all OF their com
psnions excepting II men, Finding that largely m
creased number Of his adyerSaries were on his tn the
lieutenant concluded TO TO Chattanooga and re-
port ,,-.. oo,,.;,oro,,o d;s.
,1Dee. but fortunately the small band OF brave men
made good their escape and arrived in the city ate
s,t evening bringing back about 20 of their assaiants
l prisoners Twelve OF the soldiers are missing, but
nving 10 the late hour AT which gathered the de-
Ia1s we were unable TO learn their names
During the repeated assaults by the Lieutenant 10
recover his men, one Of the assaultng party who had
been taken prisoner attempted to escape and was shot
md was believed killed. No other casualty is known TO
lave resulted on either side. The prisoners captured
py Lieutenant Thomson were taken TO the military
prison. The majority formerly belonged TO the Rebel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. .SKPr. l.
Cleared.

Steamship Louisiana (Br) Hall, Liverpool Williams u
Guion.
Steamship Borussia uaml shhwsnsee, Hamburg, Kun
hard Co.
Steamship United States. Davis. Fall River
Steamer Jersey Blue Arey, Boston, Whitney x Haths
Steamship New York Tngepaurh, Aspinwall, d. Balten
Bark Satire tBr.), Naruman Picton ~ s, 4. Daily
Brig Mary Cobb Duncan. Port Royal. L. NJ Bnbe 4 90.
Bark Staifa (Br) Brookman Cow Bay.
Schr L. j. fiill Baker \. L. McCready lCo.
Schi T. McIane. Alexander, Bangor w. S. Brown Go.
schr. Deep River Bully, NewHaven, II. 5. RSckett x
Son.
Schr Thomas Hull Hull. Providence. @. N. Strandhsn.
Schr Dandee, Brooks Lsguna, d. X. DeWolfs Co.
sctr o. Crandal. Gage, Georgetown. ID. c. o. n. Strana
han.
Schr Leocadia Allen, Salem.
ScLr Coodspeed Dart, Philadelphia H. L. Racket Son.
Schr. Fanny Saunders, Philadelphia, q. \. Mckee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Proposals.
Oyy,cH CoxSIssARY oY SUBSISTENCE,


No BRIDGEsr.. NEW YORK August ~ loo' ~,
C,EALED PROPOSALS in DUPLICATE
- will he received bv the undersigned at this Office unl
o'clock D nl on SATURDAY, September e. 1907 oi Iui
nhin, Fresh Beef in such quanttie. as may DC iequeu
rom ay 10 day at Hart Island, navds Island or ovny
IT, Wiliet. Point Sandy Hook Fort Wood ana new iob
civ and such places it's vicinity as are NOT othei"se pro-
yj Tor for four months commencing ON the Vth OF Sep
,cmb.r igG5 and 10 Incorporate Forts hautoh stu bhy
an, NewYork Harbor the balance OF the period sooye
commencing the 9th OF october 1900 ana also
No., Kirbtnond commencing the 18th OF October lSoo
Bids can be more OF all OF the posts the
option Of the bidder. -, , =
No hid will be entertained that is not made by regular
butcher who must state his present place oil business
PJer. selves their anhrzed representatives must
be pre,nt al opening Of the bd' or oth~ri's their bid'
,gH not be considered. " .
The Government the right TO reject any bid which
.eeT, unreasonable or advantageous to il.
The fresh beef 4. to be Of good marketable quality, with
& OF fore aud hind quarter necks shank
and Idn.y taow be excudcdl and furnished IN such
quantities aud times may required at the expense of
contractor
printed copy Of this advertisement be attached to
each proposal with the Of veitabe sufficient
twenty thousand dollars EACH for the whole or It's
proportion any posts and the proposals must
be- specific In complying precisely with all the terms WIZ
ten contracts be made, with adequate bonds wln
days aer parties notified of the acceptance OF he
bid the sureties being ready respond in person TINS VI
fee Immediately AFTER being notified -
Payments be- made in such funds be fnrnisnea ny
the Jnited States FRANCIS H. BEhlEh,
Captain and Commissary OF suo'sIenOe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Passengers Arrived.

In steamship Northern Light from New OreansBrg Gen
Hsmlin, Col ;. b. Jones' Lieut. Col W W. Bliss Capt H.
II. Frost, Capt A. c. Hooke Lieut. Manning Lieut. Wing,
Lieu Jones' Capt b. f. Porter J. II. McDermo and sister,
T. Pncsus Mrs. +. Donavan. J. H. Duva, IL Crawford and
wife, Mrs Oerer child and servant and IS second cabin
passengers.
In steamship Lucy Wheeler, from Newber N. C.-S: X
Allen {. II. Brown. Mr. Mentel, I. j. Wyns, A. Free
man, J. /. Smith H. Slossn, j. w Day T. j. Bearse. b.
Moral, N. j. Gooding
In steamship Cumberland from Chmlesion-W. Brunson.
u. H. Collier H. Daly A. Cook Miss b. Geraghy Mrs. ID.
Bayle and children w Bromer W. 5. Davis aud WIFE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

A SOLDIER ROBBED On Thursday night
John Mcnamara returned soldier drank in the saloon
No. 35 Lispenard-st, with John COnn0rs and Charles
Thomas and as the former attempted to pay for the
drink, COnnOrs snatcbed the wallet containing $780,
from his hands and away, accompanied by his
federate They arrested by Officers Grierson and
On Friday morning Justice bowling committed the
prisoners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
The War i'm South America.

Adyices from South America, TO the oath Of
July state that tie Paragraphs had suffered reverse
South Bora.
A Brazilian force had attacked the vanguard OF the
Paraguayan army. and driven back with loss of 700
men, 900 horses and two flags.
The Bradans report loss of 80 men killed and
wounded.
The Emperor of Brazil was, at last accounts, at
BuenOs Ayres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

REoPEYING OF TIE LIBRARIES.-Th Astor
Library Containing at present about l35OOo volumes
which has been closed for the last four or five weeks
has reopened; and also the Cooper Institute Library
and Reading-room which will restore to lovers Of lit
erature the opportunity of passing in those popular and
quiet resorts
1.-THE sweet. aim hours that steal the soul away
And make the day night, the night as day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, are
~ respectfully invited until September ~ COWmiS
sARY WHISKY, of superior quality now in store in Nor
folk Va Package. newly sAnsed u delivery Pronos..
for sny ysrs Of the sbovs viii be sn:t.nsS sample. Of
the above be either Mn 20 so.tb. Rsle;
Dock in NS[foli $500. :. sof ss MSlf
n,opo. .i q ' q a Desk sf Va. Richmond W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
ICE CREAM REDUCED IN PRICE,

ICE UKEAM NEUIIEU IN INIOE :
i As CENTS PER QUART lin consequence Of the fall In
price OF many the articles used in Ice Cream and dis
position accommodate the public we are induced to pat the
AZ the LOW FIGURES OF IS CENTS PER QUART.
In thus reducing the price rely on the volume OF
business than the 90 small sales 10 make
pay at sell large quantity per diem aud
10 accomplish this have only to announce this MARVEL.
oITsLY LOW PRICE. One thousand quarts must be sold
daily and we confidently rely this amount In New-fork
While we are accommodating Boston and Baltimore pub
c Al IS cents. we determined the Citizens Of Newly ok
.ha enjoy equal advantages Therefore send in your orders
and sustain this effort to furnish this splendid luxury At -
cnnts per quart A. An ARTICLE for DESSERT
nothing can be more delightful and cheap For the con-
venence Of those living in the north western part Of The city
we have opened branch establishment At No. GO5 SIXTH
AVE two doors from Thirty siSths, where an sccommo-
dating clerk will be in attendance AZ soon as practicable
branch office. will be opened IN other parts OF the city
Terms cash down j. RUSSELL & Co, No. 299 Fourth
ave one door from Twenty hiTdst, No. COS sixth ave-
two doors from Thirty-siHth st.
NYw.l YORK. July, 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

EULLERs PATENT HEAD.COOLER is
MANUFACTURED 20 Of the best gum tubing coicd in
suitable be sppied 10 the forehead warranted to
give perfect satisfaction In all where cold application
BODY required IN of H sdache Fever Burns
fact IN ell where cold application TO the body IL
found necessary this Cooler the purpose admirably
arns special attendance for IL hours from the time set
action Persons subject TO Headache requiring cold ap
pcaon 20 the forehead and physicians Ia charge Of cases OF
fever requested Ia give this Cooler trial
Recommended by all who have used it,
Good aud reliable Agents wanted.
Coolers can be had by :eturn Express at $l3
All order. should be addressed to
O. ". FULLER, Catasauqua. Lehgh County, Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

al. 10y the collision Of the steamers Fayette and
.AA,tn, on the Monongahea River last Saturday
g. uing The first named vessel capsized set on
any. AUG sunk. She was valued AT $4,000 and was
AZ. assured A Mr.. Moore was severely scalded tina,
rreooVery was considered doubtful and MIR.
''sAAhe was likewise badly scalded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Dort-Uar1ens' Notirc.

STATr OF NEw-YORK, I
1 PoRT-WARDgss OyYicy, No lOi Waist
NOIlCE Is hereby gwen, in accordance with
section Of the act passed April H. 1887. entitled An
Act 10 heosanle the Nardens Once OF the Port Of New
YORK. to all persons interested in having charge Of this
subject matter Of such inquiry examination survey tina,
e following vessel, under examination by tho Por
Wsrden and that tho said surveys examinations will be
completed within days next .lcccsdng this notice.
bosrd said vessels:
liP w" '0fhalss .........s........f5 r. H.
ip'ik .KObertss
Bng Friedrich. ...............,........29 T. H.
Brig Gilmore Meredith. ..,......... Al p n
MlNTHORNk qOMPkiNS, President
J .ArGs HERMAN Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

at, Inc working Germans of Chicago have held
hos, and enthusiastic meeting in favor Of the eight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Curniinre.
Goal, Sc.

CCHUYLKILL COAL.
y THE NETWORK AND sCHUYLKILL COAL COM
PANY,
fOfice No As Sou'hst)
having undertaken the mining and sale of schuyk Coal from
their wellknown ~ - -
RED ASH BLACK HEATH and BROAD MOUNTAIN
COLLIERIES,
formerly leased and operated by Mss Cha A. Heckscher
Co., offer for sale BY the cargo all sizes OF - -
SUPERIOR WHITE and RED ASH SCHUfLklLL
COAL.
This coal formerly sold by the Messrs eckscher Is welt
known Ia he Market rs equal offered TO the trade.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
O. w. DAVIS, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Religions Notices.

At the Central Presbyterian Church, Broome. st..
near Broadyay SABBATH Sept 3 AZ lOI a M, and Il.
o. M there will be- Preaching by the Pastor the Rev JAMES
b. DUNN. The Church is reopenrd for the season
At Ebbit Hall, No. IS West Trythrd., III. Spirit
u,s and Friends Of Progress will resue their meeting. on
SUNDAY September B. BENJAMIN TODD will spoak at
10. and "a O'clock Childrens Lyc-um ~ D. NJ Free
seats and all are invited to come.
At the Twentieth-st. Universalist Church, bet
SIth and Seventh Ave the Rev. T.. o. BROOKS resumes
his isbors TOMORROW MORNING, at iOi o'clock Sun.
day School At g. Communion amer StrsngsIs and
eli interested cordially Welcomed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
spoken.

Schr Union Of Proyinreowu with 2N bbls OIL $50 bbl'
speIn 40 bb. whaeNo date. lHt. ~ %. Ion. - -
Ship Ludy Russell, bound we't-Aog. 3 lat - % ion'
% 20.
BIit bark Port Glasgow from Liverpool for Quebec u
days out-Aug s. lat 40 q, lon. ~ So
Hamburg slip Muscofgus bound wes'Aug H. lat % 3D.
Ion. IS So - ,
Brit ship Venus from S. John, " b. bound east IL days
out-Aug. 20. lat q. 10 Ion. - $500 49,,
Brit ship Unonfrom Cardiff CaloaJuly % lat Fl B.,
Ion. 81 70
Danish .chr Eliza, hence for JaueifoJuy 49, lat l6 TO-,
long. 80 05.
Big J. W. Behtic from New ORLEANS for New York-Aug
IS, lat 80 40 lon. - 90
big scpwith bound noIh-Aug Is, let % Dion, IS 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
miscellaneous.

A STEM & THROCKMORTON, No. 253
~ Bowery New.York, Manufacturers and Dealers In
Buiders' and Locksmith Hardware, Nails, Puies Cord
Rim Locks and Knobs Brass and Iron Keys and Castings
Gong Bells. Wire Silver Plating, &c All orders, hrge or
mail furnished promptly at 10 per cent less than market
prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Vt NININNHts
Sun Res..5:28 sun Set-....6:3ll Moon SETS. 100
WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 4:l8 Gov. lsand.. 5:l9 Hell Gae.. 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

IN s ssl Of the newspapers of Ohio come to us
Esssn ming Oh account Of the lamented death Of Gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
QuARrERnAsrEa GENERALS OPrIcH l
WARRINGTON. d. C.,July 20, 1905 }
ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE of STEAM

IL BOATS WHARF.BoATS, BARGES. AND OTHER
PROPERTY-Seaed PROPOSALS. invited and win
received the places and until the dates hereinafter
named for the purchase ofthe following named
WHARFBOATs, BARGEs and other
property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
neooina Garos. 8

1T VIM. EvERDELL. SONS: No r I0a Es !.
"A ,ou..t-wEDDING CARDS end I'm ''A'I""A~~
0sssblshel lelAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Disaster.

The steamship Daioiah outward bound Is ashore behind
Dyst.r Island
The sch. Mot, Rede from Georgetown with coal arrived
his morning struck reef "A Delaney IT. ond sunk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

IL BOATS. WHARF. BOATS, BARGES and OTHEi
PROP ERTY-S.aed Proposals are invited and WIN os -
Al the psces and until tie hereinafter named 10
the purchase Of the following named ocr,
STEAMBOATS,, WHARF.BOATS BAhOES
and other property.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-23
1865 {.
oTTY AND STATE NEWS.

,,,,,.rT COURT-A number of DEGREES
-. issued in this Court yesterday
han i adjourned until the March term.
T. the case of Rachel Hornbrook us.
/, heirs and devisees of Francis B.
u,,nbrook deceased, decree was is
..,3toepable the sale of sevreal lots in
East Wheeling,
r0tbe case of Isaac Colts Us. Joseph
s.n Jas c. Acheson and Moses B. Cox
.r iDn1ction was issued to prevent the
Attendants excavating the hill above the
aly
Animal decree was issued III the case
fCbas V. and w. n. MDona!d rs. John
Booth
IDthe case of Alex Heymau rs. Alonzo
rrop a decree was issued confirming
a..e of the estate of j. l.. Langston,
!,aesed
4 decree was issued i'll the easel OF
David Greer rs. Peter Greer aud others
p,aable the plaintiff to sell half lot
AUOund in North Wheeling.
b the case of George Mendel rs.
Mter Scott and wife, decree was is
ivad for the sale of the property occu-
pied Wy the defendant
1u the case Of Mary Caldwell u.s. James
Y Caldwell, decree was issued to allow
tbe sale of number OF lots in Caldwelis
edition to the city.
Acommittee was appointed to appraise
I'd condemn for school purposes mum
sr of lots in North Wheeling, viz: Lots
Ns 90 and 80, belonging to John Arm
rong, lot No %, belonging to Anna
Time, lot No "A, belonging to James s.
Porter, and one-half of lot No "a, belong
lato Catharine P. Eppel.
On the part offs. G. Robinson and Geo
v. Robinson, j. F. Updegraff was APP
pointed trustee in place of J, R Dickey,
isceasep
In the case of Louis Wheeler rs. Mena
Beck decree was issued confirming the
ale ofproperty of minors in Triadelphia.
The will of John Altman, deceased,
vas proven and admitted to probate.
In the case of the creditors of l.. {.
Frost, the Sheriff was directed TO invest
the proceeds of the sale of his effects,
amounting to about $40, coo, in govern
mont bonds, until the question of prior
ity otclainIs of creditors could he settled.