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, 1865-11-10
:For 5ale==Real Estate.

TOR SALE-A magnificent tract
often noed1sd IL 1na 5tJSTes 81 q
Rr1nch Addition al etocked and n spendn q ososs.
ch9ser 1t an annual Of 500 per anuun os be Will
a" portion e he psog.fty aod psy FsatGep 55Ss
TiCH, real Estate brokers. LIS DcaEootust No2m
, 1865-11-10

NTANTED-At the Great West
un.ds. niock next 10 tho Post Office Assistant Book
kespess, Freight and Ia.l1oad Gesks Ting 5ss2s;i:
fnr resn,rfnhie men y61S
, 1865-11-10

w ANTED-Agents-For "Sher-
nan and. Il!s camP4tzuA- b. Gol. :. Y Boy
eavpt spl.ntad .tee roItfsi's .oa n9s1oos mp. an
Wcrk. having the aanction OF she General htmse. Will
be The eTANnAFD. .,
The encouraging aucccss OF oRents e1gared ia the
1.le the wcrE proves It to Be on OF the most
sant best selling agency books extaat- Send for
outnt. c. +. VENT CO., Of DcaEuor'.sr. Chicago.
Ettt2
, 1865-11-10

wv X7ANTED-1O0 men to work IN
w ~ mI1tA In sIInhiusu Gooa ;; pxcs snd steady
employment. 0ivENs Z C.. l01 Washinston:5sst-
ROOM l. up-staftd. Fose
w ANTED-At the Chicago En-
w ploynsot Aasoctatlo9. lis so9th cia1k:st;; T.
clerk men to frirc team p1acksmith, 5bat1tnue5s
cardy nakers 3nen 70 DIVE g5nse Eageas: b6Isi ,
poftefs IS men On faYsns 70 aen railroads. aad II
Hans other situatious vacant At al times. Tb13
, 1865-11-10
TROSBYS OPERA HOUS
~ ITALIAN OPERA.

J, ,GHAu.s VA
No Opera will be repeated.
This evening, (FHIpAY, Nov. 10, Third Subscription
Night, Tesdlfg crowuing work
MANI.
sie'a NOEL GU1pI as Elylza, Sig. Mus!AkI, t[nani-
ElE. ORtANDIE1... Carlo Sig. MILLER. ssnTa,
tHts rrst Appearance In Au1e.1ea~)
Conductor and Musical Director. MUz10.
, 1865-11-10

TUE rAR1on ORGAs manufactured by Cartart,
See1ham i c., Of New York, Of which Julina
Bauer 4 Co., Opera House Dlock. hsve recently
assumed tic sscney. il urlS magnificent tnstzu.
ent Fu,ly eiss! IN every respect to The very best
mcut pecul1ar IL iselt-the s'cnmMnatiou ewelI7 80
placed 10 te operated perfect eake with the les1
toot Mhiic IN the act Of supplying the bellows.
Of The knre tWeli, and enabling The performer to
produce the ueseendo Ad dimenueudo at WILL per-
ftct and complete. Pa.ties IN search OF the best
r.cd instrument should INSPECT the tarhsst Need
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
The Celebration of the Fourth Of
July.

The Albany Argw says that we
have had no celebration of peace"
because in the bewilderment and stu
por occasioned by the assassination of
the late President, and the horror
caused by the revelations of the con.
spiracy that reached his life, and still
more in the concentrated purpose Of
the people to render honors to the
dead, tho great fact that we have
achieved peace has boon lost sight of
The Argus adds; 'It is not long be-
fore the anniversary of our national
independence is to be celebrated. Let
tho celebration of peace be reserved
for that day. Let it be regarded as
the natal day era, as it was Of the old.
Let it be day of national, not Of
sectional rejoicing, devoted to the re-
vival Of wide-enibracing patriotism I;
day in which the memories Of this
dark episode of civil war shall be COLE
signed to oblivian, and where tile rec
elections Of Americ IN heroism and
sacrifices shall call forth the annual
tributes of eloquenoe and poetry and
be commemorated with all the mar
tial pomp and civic bonors that d
grateful people can render"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

CouSrERrEIr NoTEs DESCRIBED The follow.
ing description of the counterfeit United States
notes in circulation are useful for information
q, imitation, are reported in circulation.
| Poorly done.
Be, altered from Is Portrait of Chase.
IS, imitation Poorly done coarse.
IS, photographed--have q blurred look; the
paper is sitter and heavier. Signatures very
heavy.
los, imitation, well executed, are reported in
circulation. There is no Treasury stamp upon
the bill.
los, altered from ls--vig. portrait of Chase on
upper left genuine have portrait Of Lincoln.
20s, imtation-sngrsving coarse general ap-
pearsncc bad
sos, Imitation. The head of Hamilton 1,
coarse and blurred; otherwise excellently done
and we'll calculated to deceive.
Sos, altered from 2s-vignette portrait Of Ham
iton below the words United States In genuine
il is abJve.
lt0s, imitation The only points of actual dif.
ference between the genuine and counterfeit, are
thcse In tho upper left corner are the words
"Act Of February 25th, 1862" In counterfeit
the 9Th" and the ornamental lines above run in
to and touch the border; iu the genuine there 1,
a clear space between. On tho right end Of back
Of note there are IL small ovals; on tho edge Of
each oval the figures in the bad read ooI, or in
vcrted, while on the left they are 100 This is
the reverse OF those figures in the genuine; there,
il will be seen that on the right hand they read
loo, and on the left OOI These notes are we'll
executed.
Postage Currency-25 cents, imitation--pcor-
ly engraved and on poor paper.
80 cents, imitation-poorly done. The bss's
of Washington blurred. and are not alike.
and 10 cents, imitaticn--poorly printed.
Sos now issue, are now in circulation. OBJ
serve caution
The portrai, on each % ,rseiy done.
Ndtionsi Banks--5s, imitation--well oxecut-
ed, md of n dangerous character, are reported in
circulation.
Coupons-C Counterfeit coupons, dated March l.,
1865, for sl2 so, in the simiitude Of l0-40 FIVE
per cent. United States $500 bonds have been
offered at different United States repositories.
7-30 Bonds Some of these are in circulation
with the coupons cut of, and offered as cur
rency. Without coupons they are Of no value
until mature Refuse all such.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

on me wholly unwarranted by the
facts, rejoice in saying it was ac-
complished without further ruin and
devastation to the country, without
the loss Of single life to those gal
liant men who had followed me from
the Mississippi to the Atlantic, and
without subjecting brave men to the
ungracious task Of pursuing fleeing
foe that did not want TO fight. AS for
myself, know my motives, and chal-
lenge the instance during the past
four years where an armed and defiant
foe stood before me that / did not 90
in for fight and I would blush foi
shame if l had ever insulted or struck
fallen foe.
He says, after stating the operations
of the next three days, and alluding
to continued confidence, respect and
affection exhibited towards him by
Gen. Grant 81 still adhere to my
then opinions, that by few general
concessions 'glittcring generalities' =
all Of which in tho end must and will
be conceded to the organized States
of the South, that this day there
would not be an armed battalion op-
posed to us within the broad area OF
the dominions of the United States.
Robbers and assassins must in any
event result from the disbandment OF
large armies, but even those should
be and could be taken care Of by the
local civil authorities without being
made charge on the national treas
ury." a.oa.7
General Sherman then goes on at
considerable length and with much
severity, to comment on General Hal
leck's order, ridiculing the idea OF
cutting off the retreat of Johnson's
army from Burkesville and Danville.
"The last and most obnoxious fea-
ture of Gen. Halleck's dispatch is
wherein he goes out of his way and
advises that my subordinates, Generals
Thomas, Stoneman and Wilson should
be instructed not to obey Sherman's'
commands. This is too much and i
turn from the subject with feelings
too strong for words, and merely record
my belief that so much mischief was
never before embraced in SO small a
space in the newspaper paragraph
headed Sherman's Truce Disregard
ed authenticated as official by Sec
rstary Stanton, and published in the
New York papers of April %" :
Appended to the report is short
correspondence between Gen. Grants
Adiutant General, communicating the
Generals dissent from General Sher-
mans opinion in regard to the binding
effect of his truce upon other COM
manders, and General Sherman's reply,
restating and defending those opinions
with much vigor and ability, conclud-
ing as follows:
/ prefer not to change my report,
but again repeat, that in all future
cases L am willing TO be governed by
the Interpretation of General Grant,
although / again invite his attention
to the limits of my command and
those of General Halleck at the time,
and the pointed phraseology Of Gen.
Halleck's despatch to Mr.. Stanton,
wherein he reports that he had order
ed his Generals to pay no heed to my
orders within the clearly defined area
Of my command"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

EEVerse alone is not poetry
Poetry is in ideas. Ideas come from
the soul Verse is only an elegant
dress on beautiful body. Poetry
can be expressed in prose. 1t is only
the more perfect under the grace and
majesty Of verse. 1t is the poetry of
the soul which inspires noble deeds
and noble sentiments as well as noble
writings. A dishonorable poet is a
degraded being, more base and cul-
pable than dishonorable man who
is not a poet.-Victor Hugo.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
Selected gortry.
NIL ADMIRARt

NIL ADMIRARI
fft br JoHS a. sAxn. = $3.50
When Horace In yendusian groves
Was scribbling wit or spping "Massie," |"
Or singing those delicious loves
Which after ages reckon classic,
lie wrote one day-'twss no vagary-
These famous words mi admirari!
"Wonder at nothing % said the bard;
A kingdoms fall nations rising,
A lucky or losing card,
Are really not at all surprising,
However man or manners vary,
Keep cool and calm; MI admirari!
IL kindness meet a cold return;
IL friendship prove dear dclusion;
II love, neglected, cease TO burn,
Or die untimely OF profusion,
Such lessons we'll may make us wary,
But needn't shock Na admirari!
Does disappointment follow gain
Or wealth elude the keen pursuer1
Does pleasures end in poignant pain 81
1 Does fame disgust the lucky wooer,
Or haply prove peryerseiy chary,
Twas ever tbusi M odmirori! ,
Does January wed with May
Or uglincss consort with beauty
Does Piety forget TO pray
And, needless of connubial duty,
Leave faithful Ann for wanton Mary1
IT'S the old tale MI adnirari!
An! whom the happy day We roach,
When promisers are ne'er deccivers;
When persons practice what they preach,
And seeming saints are all believers
Then the old maxim you may vary,
And say no moro, Nj admirari!
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

Ir is reported that the Southern
Bishops of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church, anticipate no difficulty in the
way OF a fraternal reunion with their
brethren Of the Northern Dioceses at
the next meeting of the General
(trienniaD Convention in September
next.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

A CONTEMPORARY describing dance
at a village, in tho neighborhood, said:
The gorgeous strings Of glass beads
glistened on the heaving bosoms of
the village bellies, like polished rubics
on the delicate surface Of warm apple
dumplingw
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

MAJOR General Commandlng.
We next have a detailed report of
General Sherman's operations and the
operations of the enemy, from April
lst down to the capture of Johnson's
army,-the substance Of which has
already been published. The General,
in passing, thus pays his respects to
Gen. Halleck:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
EXPERIENCED woRKMEN,

Constantly at work en- Custom Goods, and are
therefore prepared 10 give satisfaction in that
branch 10 all that may favor us with n call
Place Of Business on Genesco Street In Mann's
Block, opposite Everett House.
East Saginaw, March 18th, 1865 293-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,
OFFERED TO ALL.
LEIDLEIN & BURGER

Would through this medium acknowledge their
thanks TO the Public for the very liberal patron
age received during the past season, and would
take this opportunity to announce TO the citizens
OF East Saginaw aud the Saginaw Valley gene
rally, that they have on hand, aud are constantly
receiving one Of the best assortmonts of
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
CLOSED OUT At COST

In order 10 make room for'our large Spring Stock
now arriving. In conclusion we wish II kept in
mind that we keep large number Of
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

yHE Indiana regiments at Indian
apolis say they only want a reception
Of the Paymastef and then to go
home. They cvince little desire to be
bored with speeches.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
BOOTS g. SHOES,
ever brought into this City consisting Of every
description and variety, for
MEN WOMEN Il YOUTHS WEAR.

Our facilities are of such a nature as to defy
competition from any quarter, and oil we desire to
prove our assertion Is trial, as our goods are
warranted in all eases to give perfect satisfaction.
Our entire old stock will be a.
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
suMmER ARRANGEMENT!

-. The splendid new sea-golng Steamers
Forcsi City, Lswlst:s. ana , men ..s
L& treel, will until further nouee run
nd350a las follows, -4t.II
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, a
o'clock r. H., and Central Wharf Boston, every Mon:
day S. TSsis.S Wednesday Thursday And f''a''"
Fsre-In Cabin, Sl25. On Deck, $lo0. .
N Is. Each boat Is furnished with Q large number
OF state Rooms for the accommodation OF ladles
and families; and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line, much saving OF tlme ande Expense
will be made. and that the Inconvenience OF ARR
avoided. ~
The boats arrive In season for passengers 10 take
the earliest trains out or the city.
The Company arc not responsible for baggage 10
An amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person
A. unless notice 10 given and paid for ut the rate Of
one passenger for every $500 additional value. !,
81 Freight taken as usual. ,,.
Portland. Nov. 20, 1864. 4ln "a
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state of Maine.

YORK. S. -, ,,,. ,,s h,Ii nj Al.
~ H 80. - 6,r IA, County Of fork, OH hs hud
yr.,,L.y Of SsPisnbsr, IN hs gear 81 oar L"'a o"s
fAos.sad s.yAi issdrsd ard 'irtyyars, A.. NAL
-, i've notle. to the said William II. Miles 70 APP
near bero the Justices Of our said supreme Judicial
Eon,t tobe held at SAeo, within and Tor said county
~ vi on The first Tuesday OF January next, by
nab.hns an attested copy OF said libel and this Or
fsr thereon three weeks successfully In the Union
journaI, a newspaper printed at Biddeford, in said
,ys Al least before the sitting Of said Court that
h, may then and there In our said Court show cause
il any no have. Why the prayer Of said libel should
not be granted. opn ,..I
Attest, Y. ID LOhD' NietA.
true copy Of the Libel and order OF Court thereon
Jwi5 Attest q. II. LORD. Clerk.
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YoRK.ss.

-. To ns Hsnorasis tia Jsst.e,,efh the ssy,s~.
(5Oct Jsdieiai Court merit 70 BE- Aoifen Of I1r,d,
SIRs Z tsitkin and for hs coanfS 81 Tors, ca hs
t~0) laird Tuesday Of SeyfsmeO, A. ID. isS
.nAROLING y. MILES Of south Berwick, In said
1 Csnniy q. York wife OF William II. Miles, now %
nara unknown, respectfully lieeis and gives this
Memorable Court TO informed. that she was lawful
IN married 10 the said William III. Mt Chcopee In the
County OF Hampton and Common.ealth OF Mass:
chusetts ON the nlneteenth day OF July, 1855, and
las had by him three children, nov living aud agsd
wa, Adlyene aged nine years, Gertrude y. Ascd ali
years and Fanny w. aged three years that your IL
bellant and said William H. since said intermarrage
have cohAblted at said south Berwick that your IL
bsllant has always since said intermaIriage behaved
towards said william ii. as ohaste faithful and AZ
fectionsts WIFI, but that the said William u, Wholly
about the nrst day OF January. A. ID. 1850, became
and ever since that time has continued 10 pc grossly
and habtually Incorporate, and since said time mas
repeatedly been guilty Of extreme ndlntolefaoie
cruelty towards your libelant and has nesec,ed 20
provide necessary and suitable fooi anu eIothne w,
aY, iinslant on her said ehidrea that on or about
the second day Of January, A: ID SOB MS eonauc.
toxarl her and treatment OF her became socn tnat
hsr person being unsafe and her life IN danger she
vac obliged 10 Zee from him. with her said cnildfeni
md sIns aid tins he has utterly neglected To con-
tribute anything toward her or her said ehi'dfshs
suggors: ana ,.c,u.. \, IA reasonable and proper.
conducive 10 domestic harmony and eonsistsnt rn
the peass and morality Of society, your ,s,,aasy
prays that a divorce from the bonds OF ms..an,.3
bet seeu her and the said William II MAJ 70 49, h.
IA her that the custody Of her said en IN 1900
given 10 her. that suitable anoiy my :, 49, ,h1s
10 her and for such other anu ur wy, ,s, snd "A
Uonor.hl, Court may seem just anu PrVPof' "a" ="
IN dsty Sosnd will ever pray RoLINE y. MILES. !
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A'ru' copy Attest. George II. Knowl.on, Register.
Xilss.. George II. Xnovllsn. Rsri,t.,
COlnllsissioners, Notice.

nIIE subscribers, having been appointed by tho
i Judge OF Probate Tor The County Of York Com.
missloners 10 receive and decide upon all claims
Kennebunk, In said County. decesscd. hereby give
notice that they Will DO IN session for said purpose
Tei h ssur.ys " October and Ds
cember, 1855. and the last saturday Of January,
ls6s, RON 10 o'clock 4: y; y e.slcsa ": on
each of saiddsys. EpWAhp u pouhSS' ~
- FFfN ia. 3. T. BRYANT -.
Kenuobunk sept 9Th, 1905 - ~ 5wn
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( aalg HEAVY a9fT1,
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
-f-il
HILL & BONDS. %

At q Court OF Probate holden at Alfred, within
and for the countyof York, on the nrst Tuesday In
October, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and slIty.Rve, by the Honorable L. Bourne,
IN the petition Of Tobias Lord, Guardian Of John
" Edward Hill, minor and child OF John T. Hill,
lsto OF Wells In said county, deceased representing
that said John T. It'll 10 seised and possessed OF
certain real estate situated In Belgrade the county
Of Kennebec and moro fully described In said poti.
tion, f-t 80, ~
minors Interest In said real estate a. will appear in
said petition, which offers II Is for the interest OF all
concerned Immediately TO accept, and the proceeds
Of sale TO be put out on Interest for the benefit OF the
said minor and praying that license may be granted
him TO sell and convey the Interest aforesaid accord.
Ing 10 the statute In such cases made and provided
ordered, That petitioner give notice thereof to
ali persons Interested In said estate, by causing
copy of this order 10 DO published In tho Union 4
oSna printed In Blddeford In said county for three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that they may spPear At Pro-
bate Court TO Le held North berwick said county
on the first Tuesday In November next at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and she's cause, my they
have, why the prayer Of said petition houid not DO
granted. v-,. ,,-
ittest Ceorpe H. Knovltop Register.
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A 'ru'''Pyii Attest, oorro IL. xuorl,ou. Register.

At Court or Probate held at Alfred within
and for the County OF York. on tho first Tuesday IN
October, in tho year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and slxty-avs, by the Hon, Il. K. Bourne. Judge Of
IN tho petition OF Eli p. Llttlsaeld, Guardian Of
UlEmulous Till, Of Wells. In said county, an insane
person. one OF the ch.ldren Of John T. I'LL late Of
Wells, In said county, deceased. representing that
real estate situated In Belgrade IN the County Of
Ksnnebec and moro fully described In said petition
That advantageous offers for said Emulous Hills
Interest In said real estate, have been made rs will
sppear by said petition. which offers II 10 for the In.
tersst OF all concerned immediately TO accept and
tho proceeds OF sale 10 be put out interest for
the beneHt Of the Md Rmuious Hili, and praying
that cenpe nay be granted him 70 cell and convey
the interest according To the statute In such
cases made and provided, .....,.... =
Ordered That ihe petitioner give notice thereof 10
ALI persons Interested In said estate, by causing .
copy OF this order TO be published In the Union and
Journal, printed IN Biddsford. In said county, ior
three weeks successfully. that they may appear a.
Probate Court 70 be held ut North Berwick In said
county on the first Tuesday IN Novsnber neI 81 ten
OF the clock In the forenoon, and shsw cause. any
they have why tbs Of said pesion should not
be granted. a.. u,o-,,o, R.r,.t.,
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STATE OF MAINE.
YORK.s IS.

YUM, IS.
,o-o To tAs Bo.s,asis the Ja',i'ss Of tAs Ssyr,ms
So0et. Jsd,e,si Court nsTt 10 Be AoLtsa at 1yr,d,
)LRs ( p.this and for said York cosnts, on he
wv lard Tuesday Of September nsEf'
ICY II. EMERY. OF Eliot. In said County Of York
Ia and state Of Maino, vito Of Eliot Emery, Of said
EIiot, respectfully hbels and gives this Honorable
Court 20 10 iaforned that she vas lawfully married
20 said Riist kmery, at south Berwick IN said foik
County on the twenty-eighth day OF February, A.
D. Issi, that your libellant and said Eliot Emery
eohabited as husband and wife iron the time OF SAID
intermarrase To April 18th, A. ls6i, At said LIDO.
Ways behaved herself q ehaste, faithful and afec-
tionste wiS toward said Eliot Emery but that the
s.d kc, E%sr sS ss,s sns . ~ rs .a hSg
i5th Iso being of sufficient ability 10 do cruelty
aud utterly neglected 10 make any proper or suitable
proyison for her support that since said intermar-
nae aid Eliot Emery has contracted gross and con-
lrned habits OF lntoxication aud become hahitualy
intempera,e, and was guilty 81 extreme ana ,nt r
bruised and wounded her body, and did seriously
Threaten 20 take her fe that her person being In
peril ssd her life In great danyer she was obi god TO
time abe has not cohabited with him. wherefore,
and because IL Is reasonable and proper conducive TO
morality OF society, your lhellant prays that the
bonds OF mairimony between her and the said Eliot
Emery may be dissolved. and tina, suitable alimony
may be dereed 10 her. and for such other as TO
the Court may seem legal aud Ir9Ps,' and q, " duty
bound will ever pray. hVVf L. Ehbnf'
STATE or MAINE.
YoRK, -.
Al tho supreme Judicial Court begun and held at
Alfred, within and FOE said County OF YORK, on
the third Tuesday Of September, In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and slxty-ave
JTPON the foregoing Lloel, Ordered, that the Ii
be,ant give notee b. the said Eliot Emery, to APP
near before the Justices OF said Supreme Judicial
tourt 10 be held ut SaeO within and Tor said County
of York. on the first Tuesday OF January next, by
serving him In hand with an at.estcd copy OF said
libel and this order thereon fourteen days lor by
Publishing the same three weeks successfully IN the
Union and Journal, newspaper printed NJ Bldde-
ford in said County OF York, the last publication
thereof 10 be thirty dsy At least before the sitting
OF said Court, that he may then aud there In our
said Court show cause II any he have, why tho prayer
OF said libel should not be granted.
Attest, g. H. LORD, Clerk.
true copy Of tho Libel and order OF Court thereon
Is Attest; Z. IL, LohD, Clerk.