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tlon, and g prepared with the greatest Can-
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Do not hesitate to try KRAFTs DLARRHuEA
COMPOUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
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WHEELINe, April 18th, 1865.
NTessrS. MCCABE, KRAFT 4 Co, GeNtleIHsTs-
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take pleasure in recommending &c to the IN
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trrl.aE.sts,.1 81 ~. ftsga q. MARTIN,
rs chaplain 18th w. Va. Infantry.
MouNDSYILIIE, Marshall Co, VIVA
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out any enect. i was advised by my friends
" come nome was completely broken
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4 was aqytsed TO Try Kraft5S DiaFFhuea CoFIl-
pound one bottle of q eompie oifrei khe ~
eGSe and restored my heaEEfs am Riad 10 re-,
commend THIS valuable neilicina ~ M n.
Acted with this terrible dfSease =
Yours truly, ARnRFW. EnvAPpa
MeSsEs. lMcGA1lE, KRAFT q Co. Ge1fIe s,jS
Last summer was attacked with \ NOer1
severe DiaIThoea, nom which I suffered ~
some three weeks Il tried ynFiouG TsTSe9IjSS
but was unable to check hedlsease ! 4 M ia
pFoGnEed q bottle OF tlS1aft6 DlnfFhceS CX6T1
poundn One bottls e5ltfnelf cured ne EfiSeiSe
and restored me to my usual health, faISs
pleasure In recommending this valuable meiI-
lctne, aBlI have proved Its virtues In my own
case, and seen lt tried by Others nth the same
good results E r. ADnrSor
Formerly Master AIachlnist b & D. R.R.,
Wheeling, wa,
McCABE, KRAFT& Co, Wh0leS6le Drug
Btstss Wheeling, W. Va Sole LPToprietoEs, to
whom an orders RllOuld be QddTesSed.
For sale In Bridgeport by WEST MUCH,
mayhem
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LATRR,

From DIR. Waller, who has charge of
the patients on the Atlanta, we. learn,
That the number of dehths up to three.
O'Clock this afternoon is nineteen. The
number of cases on board at that hour
was moro than twenty. --fs.
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abolish the ciSi e0nfi 81 jetf1nitv- e.
tablished By ,ProStsi6naf soyefn6r
Sharkey passed the House over. the
Governors veto, and will pass the Sem
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NEW fYoRR, Noy. S.--A Commercials
Washington correspo ndent says s.,jatt,
Admiral Porter is now at the head of
the Naval Academy and re-estab lishing
TINT institution Mt Annapolis. The
classes just entering number lbs mid
The re-estabIishment OF. Southern
postottces and routes; draws largely
upon the post office funds. AS it Is not
expected that the post Office Willie self
sustaining, the Department will again
hnye TO receive appropriations from the
public treasury. To make the depart
General Is understood to fa9or tile 1bo.
htion of the franEing PRIVILEGE. D. 5i.,
The demand for dwelling Houses in
washington isunprecede fabulous
rents are asked and paid.
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fIlIII3,Il,lnI[oe TTo,.1.5t

- l.s3asJf ~ sAIu4wAUKKE, Nov. g.
Elonr agtiye. Wheat steady ut 81 ia
7 y, AFeights dull and nominal
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MmERD0EVIIhB, Nov. 2.-Gov. John
son has sent a message to the Couven-
,Eg 8 the rep9diation of
! i me Slississi5bi L isiature has an Il,
pointed a joint Committee to petition the
President to pardon Jacob Thompson.
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8 /, FoRTRKss MoSBoI, 53S6y.. The ;5fh
United States reghldf regiment being
relieved, the Sd Pen1sy lyqui8 artillery
b on garrispn duty at this. place.
The u s., aluop of war Tuseaf6fa. Ar
rived this morning TO JON flie iheet for
as soon g. theweatt lersyEi hermit :
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Tribune's
special says: = - 80
Only 500 bids were, received by, the
Postofiice Department yesterday TO sup
ply 500 routes advertised to be let in tie
Southern States. ~
The Commissioner of Agricul lure has
prepared letter of inquiry for manu-
facturers of cotton goods throughout
the depart ment as soon as practicable.
the amount of raw cotton consumed by
them, yearly, from 1850 mp to the pres-
ent time. These reports will exhibit
the fluctuations in the cotton market
during the last four years Of the rebel
lion. ~ rs X ~ ~ H.. s., ~ ~,
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IfsEgw YofgI1pS Nov: There will be
important changes in the time taI5les'of
the Hudson River Raiiroad land Harl
lem Railroad Onih OndaYs Nov. 9th. 81 ?
= The sS5azette Deffnnee,io of Oct; Goth
says; ne Pope has olyed toestiibl isl1
See Will be either ut Liyerpo61 or BUR-
mfnRhnm. ;fi.s sl.4i.F5.s..F.55 .i,i'a q
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coLuMBIk, s. C., Nov. 2.3The Bsgis-
1ature will continue in session until the
middle of December.
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IL quo Iulttdutty '1-FOUtStONut GOC6IlQft
AiLteigeUitte, Ga. -J2ey.
Your dispatch has been received. The
people of Georgia should not hesitate
one single imoment in repudiatingeV every
single dollar of debt created for the
purpose of aiding the rebellion agRinst
the government 81, the u. s. It wiIInOt
do to levy and coll ect taxes from n State
and people that are loyal and in the
Union, TO pay debt that was created to
aid in. taking them out and subverting
the Constitution of tieU.,S, Idonot be-
lieve tho grent mass of the people of the
State of Georgia when left uninhuenced
will ever submit to the payment of, a
debt which was the main cause of
bringing on them the past and present
suffering, the result of the rebellion.
Those who invested their capital in
creation of this debt must meet their
fate and take it as one of the inevitable
results of the rebellion, though It may
seem hard to them. It should at oncs
be made known Mt home and abroad
that no debt contracted for tho purpose
of dissol living the Union can or ever will
he paidy by taxes levied on die people
for such purpose. itfr lH
(Signed. ANDREW JOHNSON.
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IOBACCO.e n
TFHE. FoLIoWING FAyoRITE AND
II standard brands constantly on hand: b;
81 IS black TORAcuos.
Ru&ellss los in butts
: Cleopatra 10 B nbutts - ~
Old Buck 12B In caddles a., ~
n Half Dime 224s IN eAdlieS i =
IYnchburg Twist 22S HaifDrnm ~
EEVy lSand IS butts and c1dlfss. Z =
BRIGHT ToRAccos: -
ROYAL Gem In butts.
Golden Star In butts q st5s 2
S Old Buck Is In caddies - 3f
Lilly Belle q ssalt ~
California Golden Roll 29;s n boxes g
n oetla TT. n PRYOR, HANpLlAN q CO..
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Mexiean News.

e NEw YORK, Now 3.-The special
Mexican CORES pendent OF the Tribune
writes: sfi K
Mr.. Velosqnez de Leon, Minister Of
State; has given mp his position. Mr..
Raninel, Minister Of Foreign Afiairs,
has resignedhnd assumes the duties OF
Minister OF State. AIRftin Castillo Is
appointed Minister OF Foreign Ahairs.
A campaign against gueFrillas WIN
open vigorously. The first branch OF
and F1Rmbayaj was inaugurated I'm the
presence of the Emperor and Empress
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sugar In Boxes.
IN BOXES GOOD: LOW GRADE. tttSF
oe24 LfsT, MoRRIsoN& CO. /.
RAsH1NGfON NILS FLOUR.
-lNlt1 Flour. lust received by, 5assz y
Z = LIZ Sld-A lsLiHl y SAfYTH.
>, WRAPPING PAPER.
1f0nl0 RDLa STRAW, RAG 4 WHITE
5IUUU Wrapping Paper, on halld ard for
6lle by b, p G. HILDRETHI& BRO.
NAILS.-56O KEGS ASSORTED SIZES
IN at Factory PEiees. y J
feb5 tff,s r. 9. H1LDRtsEHG BRO.
N q - : KEEP YEARlI.
DRCRTVED THIS MORNING, "A LARGE
M stock OF extra large and cheap Bed RlRn-
Eets also common dark Army Blankets.
oc3 ], 8. RHODES
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Dispatch from the President 10 Gov.
johnson of (1eOrnia ~ N

WAsnINGToN, Nov. 3,4The National
Republican has the following: :
MIhLEDaEVILLE, GA, Nov. 1.LThe
following highly. important dispatch
from the President ofthe U. S. hns been
received here by Gov. Johnson: -
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The Latest News.
! = rRL n GRAPH.

? ny the Union Iine.a
ottiee conner Of Monroe and Water streets.
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McCABE, KRAFT& Co, WholaSSiie d Dr u 8.
gists. " heeling, siVa.t Sole FTopEietoEs, to
aForsale in bridgeport by WEST a MITCH,
ELL. I iil iss -. ! lsf7l ~ u ri : ~
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Gen. Spinner to-day decided that the
tax upon deposits Of defaulting M
ment the bank fails to pay itsliablIities,
Up to the present time, but one has
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New York, Nov. g. The. Times
Washington special, of the I'd, says:
General Briscoe's case is still before
the Secretary of War.
Brigadier General HenryA. Barnum,
formerly of tho Goth army corps, and
now commanding one of the districts
of the Department of the East
has been breveted Major General of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-26

teU9VO0MuRy4o1 III ~
tsssss or hsvisg bses ussd ID . 6isk shan-
81; and The stains fssemblsd thoee from
ssblsok vomit," which hs had bs6o1A IRE
qusntly seen. At the boeeeD Ut the
trunk vas : sheet extensively 6fped nth
block vomit. Lis stains 10 foaod On
nany other articles in the trank. u IL
feesioa existed it must have psFvaded evl
cry article ID she trunk.
|. Mr.. G.. P. Black ssors that on the
! 3oth Of September last, when the mail
steamer W. sbc1t leaving for Halifax,
Dr.. J. P. Blackburn told him that he had
left soms trunks With man BY the name
Of Edward G. Swan. who had besn recon-.
msnded TO him on account Of his fidelity.
He told him that be had made eootract
with the said Swan that he bad paid him
$3.50 on account Of it, and that the bal.
ance Of the monsy-an additional $3.50
he WAS to pay the said Swan on the fslsll-
ment Of his contract; which vas to carry
the trunks he alluded to to New York
City during the present Sprieg-but shat,
- he had some doubts ~ to his fidelity,
be might, after he arrived in HALIFAX.
change his mind: if so. be would send me
IN order on Swan for the trunks, and 70.
On ested him If be did 90 to send them r
Halifax.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEll

IlATCHKLOR'E celebrated HAIR DYE sstks Best n
~ tls World. The only HAralsss, 1yss $50 RsiSat.l
dye known Thissplendd Hair Dye 10 psrfses-chaages
BED Rusty or Gray Hair nstantly to 6isssS Dis<k
Neutral 5rs1a without nuring the Hair Staining
Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beantfu impartsfuuh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and rsct
des the i'll effects of Bad Dyes. The genuine 10 sgned
WILLIAM A. BA TcHELOR; all others are mare isitsI
lions, and should be avoided scid By all Drugeists &c
FACr0KY-s1 Barc,ay-street, New York. BAfcRuoH''
NEW ToILH 1os for Dressing the Hair. jyo-dkw1y
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6pelial Notilrs.

Hamies's seliioquy.
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT TIME.
To groan or not TO groan,
That is the question.
Whether it's wiser to endure the pain
OF indigestion,
Or to take arms against
Ones inward troubles,
And end them, ~ the sea
browns its own bubbles
The thousand natural sbocka
That fesh is heir to.
Pangs Of all sorts and kinds
That rack and tear, too.
These can shuttle OF
Like broken fe,tsD
five but take In tin,
HosrxrrIR',
BITykas.
Devoutly do
xe wish
a eonsummationi
ies us seek a. once
Recuperation.
To die to sleep mo more; -
But why whereforei
Is not long life, with health,
thing to care for'
Let US fcrestaii, prevent
Diseases rigor.
HosrErrEg's BIrTFRs give
Sreneh, health and rier.
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~ The State Register complains tha
"the greatest crop Of ca.erpillars evel
known is now piling itself On the frui
trees of central Iowa"
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The Yellow Fever Plot,

The Arrest Of DR.. Blackburn, the Con.
federdtc, IN Bermuda-Me Facts Re
veuicd on his Examination.
We have already given the main facts
connected with the arrest, at Bermuda,
OF the Confederate, Dr.. Blackburn, for his
attempt to introduce the yellow fever in.
to the United States, by shipping to New
York, Boston. DC, trunks containing in.
fected clothing The Bermuda Advo.
cate. OF April 26th, contains full repor,
OF the examination of man named Swan.
q Confederate of Blackburn's. Swan. af.
ter the examination of large number Of
witnesses, was committed for trial. The
pressure on our columns is so gres. tina,
we can only give the principal points O.
the testimony.
TIE TESTIMONY.
Mr.. Thies, President of the Board a,
Health, with the Town Inspector, at the
request of Mr.. Allen, United States Con.
sui, visited Swans house, and requested
him to deliver three trunks he had in hi,
possession. After some parleyiDp he
agreed to do 60. He acknowledged thai
be got the trunks from one DR.. Blackburn
A subsequent examination Of the trunk.
was made BY health officer, and the CON
tents destroyed.
Swan testified that the three trunks
were placed in bis possession q the re-
quest Of Dr.. Blaokbaro, Who requested
Swan 70 keep them until bic return
Swan would receive compensation for hi,
troublo from ConlSdsrsts Government Of.
6oefs. ~ ueue eg1hs lblsad.
Benfsnnf Dsllond testified sbat - ~
Hea5fk 016os - IL sast snd * ~
Lad "a txanined ~ eootsols e ~
- ~ 1eea6 -, shishb
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r. At single collection, tsken d
tue close OF . lecture, in Clarinda, the
sum Of $3.50 was raised for the Sanitary
Fair. So says the Observer.
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SIt has been shown in European
courts that nearly 10, 900 Circassian chill
dren are exported every year from Tur
key to Egypt, and sold. IL there NJ
Turkish Wendell PHILIPPE?
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The Bridal CHI a m Der an Essay OF Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable for Diseases Of the Urinary and sexra
systeus-sent Free In sealed envelopes. Address. Dr.
J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Phis-
delphIa, Pa Apr5-dAwly
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-13
The PresIdent,s Message.

We presume our readers generally
have by this time mentally digested
the important annual message of the
President of the United States. 1t
is a document that every citizen
should feel it a duty to carefully eX-
anime. Rejecting, as it does, the
views and policy of the Administra-
ton, the nation may learn from it
what to expect for the future. We
learn that President Johnston is pref
ty we'll satisfied with his reconstruc-
ton experiment with the rebel States;
that he is determined on roofing out
Slavery as an clement of discOrd, and
desires to see the late insurreCtiOnaTy
States again in position in the Ma
tional galaxy, as soon as can be done
with safety to the public interests
His sympathies are with the Repub-
licans of Mexico, and he evidently
regards MaximiSian - an intruder
The manner in which the British try
to bluff our Government in its claims
for redress for Injuries done u YES
sells and commerce by pirates fitted
out in England Cor rebel use, does no.
set well with the President. He
however, advises GOODNESS, and think;
the matter will be arranged without
anything serious, 10 the nations con
cerned, arising out of the misuuGer
standing. He thinks this nation i
now on the highway of illimitabl,
prosperity, and is very hopeful of on
future.
Taxing it all together, it is not
remarkable Presidential document
Its moderation on some points is al
most painful. The temper of hi
policy relative tie the rebel States j
very soft. The President still dream
of conciliat0ry measures that th0
Southern people shout d not be irrita
ted and dishearteneG. In view Q
tn eir terrible crimes and black ingrat
itude, their malignant hatred of Lii
erty aud Justice, we cannot appreei
ate the Presidents magnanimity. Hi
reconstruction policy is su~perfcia
and ~temporizing. 1t does not g
down TO the foundations and rip u
tho rotten timbers that uphold a COZ
rupt social system, and lay instea
thereof Il granite base of Right.
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/


By Rev VIM. G. March. Dec. 9Th. 1865. Mr.. JAMES
L. MeCLURG. formerly of Vienna, o.. now of
Franklin, Pa. to Miss MARY J. WALKER, of
Liberty, Trumbull Co o.
At the residence of the brides father, in Warren.
on " ednesday evening. Dec. 6. 1865. by Rev. J.
w. Lanphear. Mr.. ELLIS FOX TO Miss CLARA
SOULE.
At the p arsonage on the DIST, by the Rev J. W.
Lsnphear, Mr.. ADOLPHUSJ. HENRY. of Iii
nois, to Miss MARTHAH II. BURNETT. ofRaven-
na.
At the Gilmore house. on the ed inst. by the same,
Mr., JAMES McCLEERY to Mrs. MARY Nc
FARLAND.
On the SOth ultimo, at the brides fathers, by Rev.
John O'NeaI, D. D.. j. W. DAILY. NJ. D., for
merly of kentucky. to Miss DRUSSILLA
CAUFFIELD, of BrOokheld. o.
In Johnston. on the Sd inst, by James D. Bradley,
Esq, Mr.. CYRUS ROOT, of Johnston, and Miss
MARY CHASE. of Gustavus.
In Hartford. December 9TH. at the residence Of
brides father, Benjamin Mesersmith, by Elder
J. Fowler, Mr.. EDGAR A. KELLY, Of Gusta-
vus. to Miss MARIA MESSERSMTTH.
Also, at the same time and place, and by the
same, Mr.. JOHN W. MCFARLAND to Mis-
ELIZABETH VAN GORDER, both of Hart,
ford.
By Rev. J. Neil. in SharOn. at the residence o
D. NJ. Hatfield, Dec. ID. Mr.. J. J. BENZIN0. o.
Buffalo, to Miss L.. A. BENNA, of Warren:
In Mecca. Dec. End. 1865. by Nelson A. Cowdery
Esq, Mr.. SYLVESTER LEACH. and Mis-
MARY E. BUM, all Of Mecca.
In Green, on the Srd inst. by E. Wakefield, Mr.
JOHN A. JOHNSTON and Miss MAGGIE
ELLIOT.
In Green, on the srd inst. by Rev. {. Wakefield
Mr.. ALBERT ]. VAUGN and Miss LINDA
MERRITT.
On the 18th of August last, by Rev. Thos. II. Col
homer, Rev. W. T. WILSON of Pittsburgh Con
ference of NJ. p. Church. to Miss MARGARET
NJ. DILLEY of Hubbard. Ohio.
On Oct. 4th. by Rev. Thomas IL. COlhoner, Mr.
THOMAS V. Belts of Pa, to Miss MARY A
WAKEFIELD of0hiO.
On Nov. 10th, at the Parsonage, by Rev. Thos. Ii
CoIhoner, Mr.. DAVID C. WOOD TO Miss ELF
ABETH SHOOK. both of Ohio.
In Lordstowu, Dee 3rd. by jacob Hartman, Es'
Mr.. CHARLES W.. PATTERSON to Miss sA
RAH GOODHART.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-13
From the South,

We published on the first page of thi
paper an interesting letter from Hon
JoHN HUTcHINs, now in New Orleans. 1
any of our readers are of opinion tina.
the spirit OF the Shareholders rebellion
is dead, they have only to read that letter
ands.learn their mistake. The Southern
leaders are plotting a scheme with the
Northern Democrats for the recovery O
their lost power, which it will be necessa
ry for the peorie to watch and circum
vent, if they do not wish TO be caught il
a canning rap that is being set to en-
Inare them
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-13

NOTICE.
The above named defendants are notified that
the plaintiff on the 18th day Of November. 1855,
fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of the above named
Court his petition against them and others, setting
mp among other things in substance that on the 10Th
day Of December, 1850. the town council Of the In
eOTporated village Of Warren passed an Ordinance
authorizing the erection Of Gas Works in said vii
lsge. and giving the exclusive right to use streets,
alleys, lanes, and public grounds for the laying Of
pipes, that said plaintiff became and was entitled
to the benefits thereof; that he built Gas Works
upon certain lots Of land In said village, No. Is, Is.
Il, Is, consisting Of a substantial brick building,
gas tank fixtures, and laid two miles, of main
pipes, &c.; that he hired one William ID. Parrish
an Engineer and Contractor to build said Works
lay said pipes, and said plaintiff was to pay him
the actual costs of said Works, and a profit Of
$4,000, and for Instructions as mentioned IN said
contract, and TO secure said Parrish for such
amount he assigned to him said ordinance, and
said Parrish took title TO said lands; that on the
completion of said work he demanded of said Par
rish an account Of all the expenses of said Works.
so that said plaintiff could pay the same as he was
now willing to do; bat said Parrish refused to so
account and settle, but in fraud Of said plaintiffs
right. transferred all Of said property and fran
chises to the Warren Gas Light Company, without
any consideration said Gas Light Company. well
knowing of all OF PLAINTIFF rights. and said Par
IRISH, want of title, that after the completion OF
said Works said Parrish had Possession thereof,
made and sold gas, &e. and realized as net profit
of $500, and said Gas Light Company has had said
WCrEs since December 1851 mauufactored and
sold gas, &c., and have realized q profit Of SzO,OJg.
that said Works cost only $4,000; that Par
IRISH died i~ntestate, and the above named persons
are his Executors; and asking for an account as to
costs of said Works, and the net profits of said
Works to said Parrish, and 70 said Gas Light Com
pany, and that so much money as Is necessary to
pay the costs of said Works and for the balance if
any, he asks a decree, and that said Gas Light Co.,
be ordered to convey to plaintiff all said property.
If said property does not pay in full the costs of
said Works, plaintiff offers to pay said balance,
upon payment of which he demands a decree for
such conveyance. and for costs. Said petition viii
be for hearing at the next term ofthe said Court,
and unless they answer by July 2, 1866. then said
petition Gs to them will be taken as confessed.
HUTCHINS 4 FORREST.
Nov. %. '65-6W Attys for Plf.