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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-12

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CrFoED. So Courr % Probate. heh q
Paris. sithin aad Zoe The Couuty 90 ONford 90
she thtrd rs~-das II n-c. 4 -. Iss5
III tNkh hh De SMITH sdusini-trufoF On ths
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tu $40 rsuaty deceased. havir preserved ~ IL
socoust oi sdaiaistrstioa 90 The 81 ard D.
c~asst fpr aliswance.
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Iurstaf q Jsn. neNt. at ton o'ciock o. she fors-
aaon, cod -ns~ cause- Of any theg have. why the
stouti nai - allowed.
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Small Farm for Sale.

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oNFsRp. ss--Af Caurf - Pfoiate h~if a
fsss-. v.ttT. - - ~ Co..stv 81 ONio..
90 thr fhfrsi fn-s.ltv - De-. a ID ls6s
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~ nesf. ~ ten n ~ eiock IN The E.r~noon aad
hos csa-e. q suy tbe, have. ~hy The sane sheuld
go ~ alAswrd.
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-. wiihin aat o. the Cosssfv - Oxtord, %
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m"k 81 80 c'-iary. oecessod. h@viug pressasei
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- 81 Persen- tnterested. 6y cassing . cspy
81 thts order Co b. published tbfee wesks
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isfts, thstth~s ny appear "a Probate Couft
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aaT % Jan- ueNf. az tea % The clock e. he
iurenpon. end shes case 81 anythey have. nv
the said ln-tr.frent shouid cot - proved an
rrosetl ADD aiiosed 80 the lsst wi on 4 Testament
81 Sad der~asei.
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true copy-attest , : H~sss. RcEister.
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oxFoEr. ss-tt Gear ~ Prclas~ A~id a. Fsr-
a.. ~ifhia sci 80 10 Cs.uufy - a. sisr, o. che
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the oSsard bcu.s-crst q u-s-passr psintss 81 far-
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sh.ilt 81 IT, srsnisa
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-12

osToEn. ss.-At Coust % Probate ~ %
fari-, ia ssd 80 tkt Coasfg ~ Oxa.rd. 81 che
3 Is--siay 81 D-~ ~. isS3.
IN psfiiian q FRANCIS T.. RICE pr.yiag o.
~ - .ppoinfed .fiuisi-sfafor 90 - esfats -
Jos-ph Tsgisr L,t~ q Porter. dsc-.ssd. y. $500
rfrtisi.sr 81 sd d-cras~d.
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20 ~ T'~r-oes ius~rr-ted ~ csusirg csty q this
rrd-r 90 - pubiishsd TO w~eks .scc~sively ~
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t-ug o. satd tc--fY. 90 th~ lssh eag q yss.
a~st. ~ Tea 81 th~ ciDrk e. fas fsr~soon. sad
-hs~ es"-~. u ~ sh-y have. why the rsms
shoaif sei he grsnt-d.
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DNfsrf. ss.-At sf,purt ~ Prai,.f- hrf 90 F.ri.
sHt 80 th- Cstafs 90 Oxfsrt. % th@ third
Tuesfrr af d.. 4 ID. t~65
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~ estate 81 Jauass "a. fssfrnan h,e 81 Lowell -
satt caurff. des-ssed. havirr pf~seuiet - ?
sni Sal arron 81 ssnnisti afrnu 81 81 estate "a
sait f~rets~d trr al1- anrs .ssi also his prsvaf-
accoust sgsinst sd estate 49, a'io~aace.
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~ r-r-aas iafsr-sf~,i ~ ras-ias = cury 81 this
arfrr ta o. p.sishsi three wesk- sssrcrssivrls 90
- ~ art ihr.nuc at ne~-1sl-rr Iriuisd ~ fs-
20 - the Saiufg 81 oSfsra. that thy s.s app~tF
at Probate Coaft o. o. HID - hrtl "a P.rt.
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o'ciosk 81 th~ aft-raoon aad sh.. caus.. q 80,
49, hase shy m sanl- shosid n..t o. allo~ed.
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ifru~ copy-attesfs -. Hoses. Resists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-12

The Mason a Hamita Cssiaet Orrs...
iariy dtarrraf sffes. stspf~d e. s.rred 81 .~r--
~ rrsir, ~ SO e. $3.50 80 FTrTY-
ON GOLD ~ SILVER MIDAS. ~ 49,
hFsf rr~lalslns sssrlAs 49,. u'a.frsrsf Ca.
trrres nee. Affrras. MASON HaafIN
H-,sfas aA-pN nRpTHFE~ ~. N.-t
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E.w. WOODBURY. I.ise.
4 ffa- cepv--stt~.t J : HoHEs R@ri.i-r

OVFnEn. ss.-ff s Court Of Probate in F.ri-
urhin AFT Cor fhc Counfy ~ Oxford. fhe
fhfri ru~s4s- af Dc. A. ID. ISsJ.
TANE~ T.. 90 TCiiiN~ rrafd.aa afCsieh 3.
~ Wal-r. 81 a.. nii core. saving prosecuted ~
iasi acoa-rs - susriisaship 81 s-sii " rrds So
49,
Orl-red. that tbe saI Gunrdian give So
tee to 81 r~r-pas iut~rssfsd b. csB-iug q ropy
offhis ar.i ~ o. o. pshlished thrrr w-eks suecrs-
sfreif il he oxiprt b-rnrcraf sIssr~r rftut-
81 3D. Faris D. -sid Cauntv thst thsv suas zpp~ar
"a PROBATE Cs-st O. b. bed ,s rari- % ths -
Irr-iss &C -. urxf. tsu o. cfo~k in tLe lsss-
n'ua. auf sh~s csu-e q 49, th~s have. ~hy the
rausr shuuid aof 3D. lei .lsued.
p. W WOODBURY.. ledge.
truc opy-affcst-
:. Hoses. R-risfsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-12

pEFoNp ss.-At Cnnrt % Proiste he'd -
fartr, 9Th and ~ he Courfs n Oxiofd
o. ne , Iue-dav-of pec. A. ID. 100.
EDMUND y. INGALLS, erocufor ~ the Ia
IL ~fn and tesiaaseut 81 N.fhaai~l Head iais %
D-un 80 - s4td ogunfy. d~ceasc d. veg 49,
-enied rs Sat aoouuaf e afuiaisfrsfioa o. the
estate RI saii decrasef g. alss-an-r.
''rl red. fhat ih- ssid Exerui'r give notir. %
PIT prrs'rr infrresed BY cau-iag cops offhis o.
dec O. D. fuhiish@d three wseks .s-rss.fv.I, i,
the oNt1rd hrfn1crsi - nesrpaper priufed an Par
81 thHi theF uts apprar al "a Probate Cert e. De-
hfia af frFeisurg, ia safi Gosafy. 90 the I-lh
las 30 -. seHt. af En- 81 a. chsck in tb- fsre
n''s 'sHi -hes c-nse. 81 any they hsss -hy he
-sii lnsirfineaf shpuii nat D. proved. approved
sci allowed a. 10 10 Will aad Testaaeai OF said
dccesssd
y. W. WOODBURY.. J.fr,.
Atrse eppy-atfesfi :. Noses. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-12

ONisrd, -s.-ita Cosrt 81 Probate he'd a Pan.
sifhin and ~ to Coaafy 81 Osfofd, on the
lard Is--day 90 Dec. a. -. ts65
IN the r-tiiioa % John GARLAND. ruarsia n
- oi ptts- q AT Y. Mater what nli.ar
heir- - Rirhtsd whnii- i.t- % Gr~-.~oo.i -.
-asid tsaaty prsyrn- for ic~n-- -cceI,t an ~
vrufag-tsu. OFF, - "uf huadrei -ixts--iN dslL.s.
lsade ~ ". g.. Whitk 30 ,.a~-sisih e i.s .u,s-
h~rsd -evrr Cd .ad fh- es-sesk k.ii of - auus.
h~rel r.ght 90 % tbs srv~ath Cd rage Il Lsts
situst~d - that par ~ Grcen~eoi I -o~a - The
Phillips AosicuiY hah tosn-Aip, 10 su-.4on and
On DIV idei.
Osfsref. rhsf th- aid pFrisip,er give -ofies -
tilp-rsnns iaterestcd, ~ csr-fug c-py - tAis
nfdff 40 - pssiishedt be. weeks sa-csssiveh i. =
ihe pNtofd b~s~rcsat priated "a Psris. kzt thsy
$40 appear "a Probate Court o. ~ h~td - Pa.
90 81 sasa county. al the 81 Ts~-dsy Of Jaa.
s~St. az ten O'Clock In the f-.-soon sad show
cs"-e. 80 ssythey have My the sane sbosd
act b. ziios 81.
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Jsdre.
Atruc copy-atfest f: j. :. HOSES. Rsssssr.
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OxresD. s---ss C~-rt - Probate 49, a
fsrt-. withfo sd So fh~ Cessfv q O1fsrd. 80
fhs = $50 - De-. a. n. lSes
NJ AIRY WHITLEY si-rssstFstrx e th-
vi estate II ri n Whits.z<s tee 20 ll-hroa
b. sstl cusafv. d~-~sret. hsstug pse-eassf hsr
49, scc.uu ~ ads ~ he - I'D
d-ccs-rd So sliowaars.
ost~rs-t. fhattbe sid adaaini-t'x giv. assso- %
Az p~rssas snter~-ied. b c.ssiag 10Y "a the
sfd-r 81 - ushli.k<d. three ~seks sscc~--ixei.
% the oztart ilsnccrat. printed 80 PARIS. that
th-y -sy spre-s "a Prot.t~ Coart - b. ksLd "a
fsrts, 81 said ts.eais. ths - Tu~-day q g.s.
a~St. ~ ten - fhe ciork - the ssr-ason.
sci shes csase q anv 49, has- uhx al.
sssa- shossld aot - aHo~ef
T.. W. WOODBURY. .y.Srs.
secopy-affcsfs :. Hssas. Reri.fer.
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Dtf'Hn sf.-At CoHrf oi PROBATE held d
ffris, sf.hiu ed ~ be Caaafr 81 tBsford 90
fhe thfid iurstsr n De-. a ~ I-s5
AML- u. RANDALL. sfua.aisfrstar - a.
~ rsfsir "a Hearf " nsnltu Sc afFtsalsrs J.
49, r'aaf' frrrasri. hafisg freseafsd ~ o.
an hati forouf of si sasisfrsf 81 fke esiafs q
safi Dee ed g. a.tsssnrrs
o-f~rf, rhat fhr ssii s.Iaaiais'r az. sots~.
o. ~ rrrsnns fnfrrssfrf ~ rsasinr raryv 81 a..
ard-r fo - patl.shef fhrsf assks s-~~...rs.l,
81 fhe pslarf ueFlarraf a So sI,sr~r rrauf~f "a
Pare 49, hey 1aaV afr-sf si Probate Cosri -
~ hca si fsris in Esd Cs.lsfv 80 ~ ~ &c.
dff "a lfa- $500, st tea q ths rkrk b. ~ fors-
500. go sher c1ass, Soy thsy bsve shy he
saale sh1uid 90 ~ siou~d
E.W Woodbury. I-tEs-
toe ropr-auesf -. Hosas H~rt.Isr.
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tfxFoED.ss--Ata Csarfo fProb4ts hsldstP.-
rt-t suata sad ferthe rounfy ofONfsrd % ale
third fa~soss 90 dc. 4. II. ls6-.
l'tt tsan-nl spIsoflf~i o. - out 4 .~sr
On I'll real estate ef CUTTING BEN NETT
Ite q Citesd, deccs-s 4 o. thc wiio~ 81 AL De-
csascd. hsssng retsra "a tk- ~srrans o. fhe-n com-
asitei. iafo 80 Probais eios tsg-fher ~igh theit
d.sinx- fhprcoa.
u 80. oriered that the ssid herr give natice 70
al Iefssas iatsest-. ~ can-ing copy % thi. o.
d~r io - Published thre- weeks sncc~ssiselv .,
The oxiDrt D~usorrsf rftnfcd 81 Paris. that thrv
sasy spp-sr ~ PROBATE Cesrt. % - h~td at. Pa
"a, on ssii Cosats ga th~ 81 Tu~sday % J.sasrY
n~xt. 40 Ten o'riork "a the Elrea.ss.s. sod sho-
css-e. q say thu have. ~by ~. sh-ss.id sst
IT, s~cepted sod c0ahraei 80 o~d-se. % be re-
corded
EW WOODBURY. J.4r~.
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Oxfsrf. ss-Afa Courf 90 PROBATE hstl 10 Psr.s
urffhin sai 80 the Ceuatv 90 ONfsrd, On ne
thsrt isy 20 n-r- ~ I~S5.
IN ne p~tiiroa 81 a. ". Ri.A NCIiARD. sia'r
" ~ che estate ID H~nja. v. ir,c.f t,te a Fsris
~ ssif crufy. rcs a-sf trssfng 80 tics~r seii
- itauh~r snd 1891 st@ndaug srl gss~ing rIsna
Ia F.si- isrn f~srrret fn ~ d. 4 90 sai flrrn
tlrfsrsf. TIT sais atu.in'r gtvs noftsr 30
i'ersonsi nter~sted - -su-ias cops oithisordst
Co he pahhshrd thrcc werk ssucr. iseis iu The
oNiart Druacrst. prisfet 80 Psfis .thaffis
'ass pl~sr ata frphsts Cosrf 90 be- held AL sris
90 $40 Csaatv. Ga the 81 rucsasy - Jss1l,ry
ueSt. ~ teu % th~ elert ia thr f5rcuoon. snd
. 49, case. az snv thes have. whsthssams
. \ Geld nof o. 81 sd.
w. WOODBURY. Iaise
fra~ rapv--aft~sf ] : HoHEs R~ri.f-r
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bfFoEp. ss-N a Ceur of Probate o. Psrts
- fhr fhut Tees ar 81 De- o. Is65
II phN ~. MASON naaned ~x-. ufar a. !. 60,
~ tafn iasifralrnf rarIrarling fo D. 30 lssf ~ft
+al tfsfsnaraf 81 U hnrnas Msson ate 81 Peter ID.
.'ia rosaif, decfased. haviag pressu-sd he 49,
Go Praflsfr
''fc-red. fhat he said exees'r ave a.f,e. 90
aN Prr-pas iaierrsfed ht causiar c,1ps ~ tki.os
80 q 'st prhishrd thrse weess sa.~es.-s s.f, d.
~ 'hlfri u-'nrcfff rrustig.rr tfiaIel ta Pc
90 fhai ihrf ny appesr Pr.lhsfe Csa.rt 90 ls
hfa 20 ffffturg. ta safd terrff. CO. the rsib
t'g oi Jsl nrst. I'd lsa af fhe ci.ck ta 81. -
aorin' fni shes csa-e if saf theF have abv fkr
'af1 tneifufrsai shaatl n1f b. proved snrras..t
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relative to representation was taken up Mr..
Henderson continued his speech commenced
on Tuesday. Mr.. Clark also spoke on the
subject. Adjourned.
The House of Representatives received
from the Chamber OF Commerce Of san
Francisco memorial asking for an appro-
priaton of 100000, to remove rocks in the
harbor of that city. A resolution authoriz-
ing the Secretary OF War and the Secretary
Of the Navy TO grant to the city of New
York vessels or hulks, for quarantine pur-
poses, was passed. A bill to establish Ma
tional Bureau of Education was introduced,
and referred TO a Select Committee OF seven
The Committee on Ways and Means was in
structed to inquire into the expediency OF
graduating the tax on tobacco. A bill au
thorizing the Postmaster General, when the
public service shall require, and until the
Both of June, 1868, to deposit postage stamps
with such persons as he may select, ior sale
and circulation, under the instructions of the
Postmaster General, compensation not ex-
ceeding five per cent. 10 be allowed, was re-
ported, and caused lengthy debate, but no
final action was taken. The Bankrupt bill
was then discussed up to the adjournment
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
THE STATE LEGIsLATuRE.

We present, to-day, one OF the most inter.
esting letters from Dover relative to the
business of the last three days, that has yet
emanated from our able and prompt CORES.
pondent From it we learn that the Demo
oracle is at its old tricks, and is either
shaping old or enacting new laws, which
will work to the discredit Of the State, or
against the general interests of the people.
1t were not enough that the opponents OF
the Republic in that body should manifest.
by every conceivable figure of speech, their
adherence of the measures Of the General
Government tending TO increase the spread
of human liberty and free institutions under
a reconstructed and compact Union of all
advance-even of Southern infamy-and
show the love they bear for treason and
traitors by inviting representative of their
political sentiments and principles to seat
on the Legislative floor.
The bill to exclude ministers Of the Gospel
from holding office has passed, and will
doubtless be insisted on as law. This is one
of the pet measures OF the Democracy, by
which they hope to punish certain clerical
gentlemen for having dared to preach Lib
erty and Union during the rebellion.
The lottery bill is another of the powerful
agencies SO peculiarly allied to Democratic
principles and necessary to Democratic
success. Swindling and robbery are til,
indispensable stepping stones TO power will
that party, hence the lottery bill and the bill
to plunder the school fund. In contempa
tion Of the main features and objects of sucl
legislation as these bills suggest We ar,
forced to the conclusion that more shame
less set Of scamps could not be collected
togetherin Delaware and clothed with powei
and office than the present ruling maiorit,
of our State Legislature. And if in th,
Providence of God, it should he decree,
unto the people of Delaware to be again $,
sorely afflicted with a Legislature made NJ
from the odds and ends of all political base
ness and degeneracy, let us hope and pra,
that it may at least be endowed with
modicum Of common sense honesty, whicl
the majority of the present body seems Il
be utterly devoid Of.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
LETTER FROM DOvER.
Down Fel,r,,o

DOVER February l4th, 1866.
Both Houses have passed the bill prevent.
ing the State controlling the Farmers Bank,
should it become banking association under
the Act of Congress The State, holding Il
majority of the stock, could elect all Of the
directors, as under the national system every
share is entitled to one vote. This bill pro-
Vides that the State shall not exercise this
right and in consideration of the waiver
the Bank agrees to pay the State one hun.
dred dollars annually, and to elect for each
Bank three directors, TO be designated bicn-
nially blythe Legislature. In this connection
it may be well to state that it is by no means
certain the Farmers Bank can become one
OF National character. So far rs | can
learn, the chances are against it,
The proposition 10 charter the New York,
Now Jersey, Delaware and Cherrystone
Railroad Company was defeated in the House
yesterday, it falling to receive two,tlird
vote. The project is a humbug. and the
wonder is that any one would vote for it, and
yet there were twelve votes for It,
The Kent County, Nd, Railroad amend.
ment is still hanging in the Senate.
The House has concurrcd in the amend
ments of the Senate to the Act regulating the
sale of intoxicating spirits. Persons selling
without license, and those with license whc
keep disorderly houses, are hereafter to be
dealt with in a manner which will bring vio
lators of the law to their senses. Any one
selling without license, for the first offence
will be fined 800 and costs, and in default
Of payment imprisoned for six TO twelve
months; and for the second and every sub
sequent offence, will be fined 5000 and costs
and in default of payment imprisoned iron
nine to twelve months Licensed tavern ant
ale-house keepers suffering persons to gamble
in their houses, or ale and yictualling hous
keepers selling intoxicating liquors othc
than malt liquors, upon conviction shall b
fined $50, besides costs, and in default o
payment TO be imprisoned from one 10 ST
months; and for tine second offence, fine &
$75 and costs and in default Of payment in
prisoned from three TO twelve months; an
for the third offence, a fine of 800 and cost
and in default of payment imprisoned froi
six to twelve monthsan forfeiture OF icensi
Yesterday morning, in theabsence ofevcr
Union member of the House, who were dc
, tanned by the accident on the Delaware Raj
road, the members of Kent and Sussex ga,
an exhibition Of theit capperbeadsm an
rebel sympathy by inviting Trustcn Poll
formerly Senator from Missouri, to SCI
: on the floor.
5 The Senate bill to amend the charter
e the city Of Wilmington, so as to preyel
Ministers of the Gospel from holding an
municipal office, and to allow persons to yo
d who have paid city tax within two year
a was passed in the House to-day by a majori
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16

vote. 1t did not receive a two-thirds vote
in the Senate, but the Speakers declared the
bill passed Appeals from this decision were
taken, but both Speakers were sustained. |
hope the city of Wilmington will have the
matter investigated, whether simple ma
jority of the Legislature can amend or alter
its charter.
This afternoon Mr. Fowler, of Kent, in
iroduced in the House hill to grant Lot
terry to John b. Pennington and his assigns
for the period of ten years, for the sum of
$500 TO be paid to the State within sixty
days from the passage of the law After its
first reading it was indefinitely postponed,
by vote of 13 to6.
The bill TO pay the debt due the General
Government out Of the School Fund passed
the House this afternoon During the de
bate, Mr. Allderdice proposed 10 pay it out
of certain investments of the State which
are not included in the School Fund, and
form no part OF it, He stated iha; the State
had 1915 shares of the Farmers Bank, and
20 shares of the Bank of Delaware, the in
terest of which had heretofore been used for
the current expenses of government. But
the majority would not listen TO tins propo
sal, and were determined to make the School
Fund pay the debt The vote was as follows
Yeas--Messrs. Adams, Causey, Douglass,
Dyer, Harrington, Hickman, Hitch, Jones,
Messick, Todd, Wilsonand Mr. Speaker-11
Nays-Messrs Allderdice, Eliason, Fow-
Ter, lIofccker jackson, Moore and Paxson
-.
The bill has yet to receive the assent OF
the Senate.
The Act authorizing the Governor to ap-
point Notaries in the National Banks has
passed both Houses
Nothing has yet been done with the bill
for the general confscation and scquestra-
tion OF all the property oftlN State Banks
The House has adopted joint resolution
to adjourn sine die on Saturday morning,
and it is thought the Senate will concur
The bill extending the boundaries of the
city Of Wilmington is still pending in the
Senate Y