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AUCTION SALES.

T FITZPATRICK d co. AUCTIONERS.-
q. New Auction House, No, 9H CHESNUT Street.
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The "FLoRENoE" SEWING MACHINE This popu-
lar Sewing Machine has no rival in the world 1t
performs the finest and best work with the greatest
ease and facility, and every machine sold is war
ranted to give satisfaction. or the money viii be
refunded The rooms of the agent for this excelent
machine are daily thronRed with customers. Call
and examine. No. 68O Chestnut street.
WILL OPEN on tho 9Th instant one case very fine
double width alI.wooi Deaines, all the new and
choice shades, at so cents per yard, the
now be ng sold at 81 Is.
j. q. SrRAwBRIpeE & Co.,
w corner Eiphth and MarkeG atreeta
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CIT Y INTELLI GE NOE
IBor Addits0nal Local Items see Third Pdge.I

TUE CIrE TREAsURY.--Tne following
statement exhibits the receipts and expenditures
of the City Treasurer from the lst OF February
10 the 10th incluslye:-
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WHAT 25 CENTS WILL Dol!
NO. 6O9 CHESTNUT STREET.
NO. coz CHESTNUT STREET.
e5 CENTS. a5 CENTS.
NO. coz chestnut STREET.
A. j. HOYIHS
A. j. HOYTS,
25 GENTS. 25 CENTS.
a. j. H0YTS,
GREAT SALE OF RICH JEwELRY
AND FANCY GOODS.
A NEW FEATURE. 25 CENTS.
NEW FEATURE.
25 CENTS. NOTHING LIKE 1T
NOTHING LIKE IT.
The entire stock OF frst-class Jeweler and Fancy
Goods Dealer to be closed out to make room for the
Ledger" ONCE.
ONLY ONE ARTICLE S5 CENTS
s5 cents. ~ SOLD At A TINE. TINE.
Better than any Giitsaie. 9''-D a. A '
GiiT GIFT SALE SALE. Is CENTS.
GIFT SALE. - -
ss CENTS TWESTY-ETyE TWESTY FIVE CENTS CENTS
II
And One Dollar Is sll that ssked per article no mat
ter OF what value it may be- By nis method you may
S'' GOLD WATCH
| FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Fer ONE DOLLAR.
Silver Watch a Silver plated Tea Set Silver Coffee
Urn, silyer5plateG Goblet Castor Ice Pteher Butter
rs nS:
plan Of sale at price as onlshing to everybody
e suOh % as St Saoye ps ssea n EGe
Needles Pins Hair Nets Ladies' Belt Buckles, Tooth
fmSry fscESges Of PSOef Collars. Neck Ties, EHgrav-
ngs etc These goods can be purchased at 2S cents
Fast Our Dions are reouired to seec from the as
cent list such article articles thev desire.
Gt which III many Instances oSep hSa hat
the wholesale dealers Second immediately after
VIII bs eyeP free Of charge naming sn aTcs IN IN the 81
list that can be had upon the aypent Of one dollar
correct information as to It's use and quality viii be
given. Third. 1t is then left optional whether the holder
a s @ GS Sn If oS fS
Special attention Is called to the tact that in no case
and rules Be made liGi adherence to our impartial
system of conducting this novel sale is that
our liberal mehoS Of doing Sunes BY this method
no money can oe lost NO money Is hazarded. For
to pay for any article until you know what you are to
Every bsdy receives more than their moneys worth.
and as matter Of course everybody Will be delighted
visit ffcm 100000 ladies and gentlemen ia expected
before we close QUO our immense stock Cali and for
yourselves. The ladies will find great variety OF goods
early This sale is really the latest novelty NO 6O2
Chestnut street Sale to continue day and evening until
| all the goods are disposed of.
A. J. H0YT,
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DEVENUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
III REVENUE STAMPS,
OF all descriptions,
OF all descr iptionS,
Always on hand,


Always on hand,
AT FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE co.'s OFFICE,
Al FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE co. 'S OFFICE,
No $50 CHESNUT street.
No. $50 CHESNUT Street
One door below Seventh street.
One 0Oor below Seventh street.
The most liberal discount allowed.
The most Liberal discount allowed. 20
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named Frank KerIigau, an employe OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, while coming
to this city last evening on the train from Har-
risburg, was killed near Parkesburg. The train
when KeTigan was unfortunately struck on the
head and almost instantly killed. The deceased
was twenty-five years Of age, and resided at Six
SeeDth and Thompson streets. He leaves wife
aud two children.
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PAYMENTS.

The total expenditures within the above ltes
were $528, 7lS'62, of which the following are the
principal items:-
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FURNISH THE sINEws OF WAR, AND ERIN
WILL BE FREEiI

For the accommodation of the friends of Irish Ma
tonality residing in Philadelphia and its vicinity
DEPOS TORY OF THE IRISH REPUBLIC, AND
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF THE BONDS, has
been established at the
BANKING HOUSE OF wAINWRI & CO.,
No. 26 South THIRD Street,
Next door to Mechanics Bank.
This Depository is under the direct control Of JOHN
OMAHONY, Head Centre Of the Fenian Brotherhood,
and the imme dae supervision of the District Centre
and Officers of the Fenian Circles of this city.
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED WILL BE USED FOR
THE CAUSE OF IRISH NATIONALITY.
Its friends are afforded an opportunity to aid the
GRAND MOVEMENT by subscribing AT ONCE.
Bonds of $500, 500, $50, $50, and slO for sale.
BY authority of b. DORAN KILLIAN,
Secretary of the Treasury F. b.
A "a
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10-10 G o U p o N S,
Due March 1,
WANTED BY
DREXETI Gc CO.,
22l STRIP No. "a South THIRD Street.
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NODDED TO FIT THE NECK AND WITH sPAcl
FOR THE CRAVAT.
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and trembled. | knew that it was no
physical pang that wrung those means
from him. The letter he had been read
ing was on the ground by him. picked
il up and stood with it in my hand,
looking at him. He had not heard,
and he did not heed me- | looked
just at the first words; and when
had read them, | could not leave off
till | had finished the whole letter
God help mel IL was love-letter,
written to my husband by one who
had been compelled TO betray him: but
who, at the eleventh hour, repented
her error and asked TO be forgiven !
She wrote full of hope and fondness.
She had suffered so much that he
could not, she said, be long angry with
his own Annie! Yes, she called her
self his own. / was his wife
Il had not been an hour
married; | still wore my white
dress, my veil, and my orange-wreath,
and another woman wrote thus to my
husband He now reused himself
and saw me. still held the letter in
my hand, and my face, no doubt, told
him that i had read il for he took it
from me and walked away-both with
ont word. I wondered how he felt.
Was he sorry the letter had not come
sooner2 Would he have given me up
even at the foot of the altar? | know
better now. | know Mr.. Forbes could
not be dishonorable, but then my
mind was not my own. One thing,
however, was clear He did not love
me, He had wished to marry me in
order TO punish the migrate, and TO
hurry our marriage in order TO fore
stall hers, and show her how little he
felt her faithlessness. He had taken
me, poor, plain and unattractive, that
l might owe him much, and he, the
rich, handsome gentleman, owe me
very little. That was ii, and cousin
William. il was very bitter.
CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT.
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Repairing Done at Short Notice.

Wofknen sent to all parts to Mt up work
and Repair Boilers and Machinery.
mw- All oTdenA viii receive our fndividu-
M1mttention, and Will be promptly filIed on
the most reasonable terms.
Once and Foundery on the Canal, corner
o. fngie Street. oot0-dly
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6 fee9 hHe098 g
IRON & BRASS CASTINGS
.hH H0 uGN
or every description.
Machinery ofan kinds Made and Repaired
Dealers in Betting. Fire Bricks,
Steam Guages. and
Observation-Disclosures. old Materials Bought.

j1uierp and Workman, ana s,,t,l .si,.,, - a
SrA enit,runted To US our Individual atf,ai5
,.cIl, an, ana ORDERS 1n promptly, WARRANT dhr
am NM, Is,. ~ feaAonahie prices lH"
set streets, Evansville, Ind = 70 'T'ftltY
-. -Mnri 3, sent TO All parts IL ar
/ fsh.2ulnl e'CilUiVIlt, THIN ann,
M shidR ifhAiiiii ,tsjl4s ilEsl'Ft'8" w.
.fef. a...
, 1866-10-23

CHICAGO, RocK 1sIASD AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Day EIpte-s and Mall. 1900 a. m. sS.D p. N
Nlsht Express. .......... 600 p. N. s5:t5 = N.
Joliet Accommodation. 4:i5 p n. s:s50 .. Y
Express Freight, with PASSENGER esr atfachsas, ss;
will feave pa.senEer depot every Saturday At Sa
.. u for the West. ms.
The Joliet Accommodation connnets with s1@
pres Freight for Why Stations. -..r
excepted.
, 1866-10-23

and Eahrtfo with hta t{-ht ann frnten nrd his
rsns ooztno ont. caused by thu faIltnc of The ton
mast Tho Ian f9udlc was laden With ]unoncr far
thIs r,,r from f;,aye1y Hay. r7non the arrival of
thc nronrt1r In tjs citv. mclfca, aid w.s At once
Summoned and The wnnnded man WAY conveyed
tn a hoardfnr house ,rhere bis wounds were
d,csr.d. The attending nbys,clap thinks his re-
coyery doubtfuf.
BcoKr DowU.-The steamer Orion was Obliged
IN eome 10 anchor on SATURDAY. nea, WauAcsap.
owing 10 tho breaking OF a portion Of her ma
chincrv. The steamer Come. went to her assist
at,ce yesterday morning.
NEW CANAL BoA1.-A new canal boat called
The Aucnsta, arrtrcd here on Saturday from
Joliet with 7.4o0 bushels of oa.s. Sbe has Inst
Hcr d,meuafons are: 1us feet in length. II 6set
inches In brcnd,h. md = feet in depth,
DnY DocE.lTbe bdr Mechanic 1eft Miller
Rro.7- dock veste,faay. and the ha,f s. n, rome-
nv ,rart In lsai excnJno far oen.-o1 ran,fra
Thp ae1,oonrr PLAT Of Chicato Il in O1eott &
noc,{tt1r,. 1oc,. hrino csn1tcd
Arnrr.1 or ruI PnoYr11rn NornAs.-Thfs
nrone1trr. which struck mon 4 rock In sault
River m her dovnHard tin. and sunk. arr1yed
hars xcat.,asv tffernnm short1v after th, sint.
Inr Of The Norman The tue Leyfathan. of De.
tot. xas rent for. and steam pump placed on
bn.r5 AMER sereral davs' work she WA anallv
ruiaea. npd proceeded or her passage. She had
ra,eo of sC0 tous of mir tron. and 100 tons of
sundr,es. One hundred and twcutr-ayc tons Of
mir iron were left behind, The vessel and cargo
wcre frl,y iusu,ed in several comuanfes.
Thc schooner Jura ia renortea 1yinr. with
1aree number OF othe, vessels. in the Manltou..
with her ttbs rome and othery,ec aamaeed. The
cantn,n Of The propeller So,man rano-ts having
passed The schooner Sweepstakes with he, fore.
mast and everything forward rone. Oui,e nun.
, 1866-10-23
= UuTIuE. &E3It1
Chicago City Scrcna. ......-....... a9ta 10
Cook County >cvers, ex4dfy...... NJ =
Chamber Of Commerce :. ,.... N

A telegram from Dnaalo this afternoon an
nonnecs that "thc Express Of this morning pub
lishcs column aud half relating to alleged .as-
founding frauds and cterlsfuc Of stock on the
chIeaso and Northwestern Railroad by the Chair
man Of the New York Democratic State Commit.
tee, Samuel J. Ti'dvn. lle1cisrs considerable at
teEtIon.''
During the past week there has been large
buEilees done in the common stock Of this road,
and The operators 70: fiee have had their own
way. Last Monday It stood At Ia, and t0-dsy at
553;. an advance Of 1a1, within a week. On the
first Boatd This morning 1t wns quoted At 5ss, and
on the second at o54-an improvement Of ~ in
about ar tnapy hours. In view Of this tact, docs
seem as il the Telegram cannot have had much
wright In Broad strc2t--CoM'L ED.]
The New York Heruld Of Thursday, In allndtng
to the movement In Northwestern says:
'tAfye1 the call Northwestern sold MP to IS, in
the midst Of great excitement. The common stock
OF he rosd amounts to yl3 1G 9ss n Its par vatnc,
and the preferred to <1e,Hs,s19. The road is CTS
miles long, inc'Iding the branches, and Its earn
inEs from the LIT OF juno last to the end Of the
arss week Of The rrcrcnt month were e. 7s.oCs, OF
$S1.1a larger fhnn those for the corresponding
period last year,
The Cincinnati Money market Is working
comfortably eas5 generally, although some OF the
| bankers experience an acllsc demand Merchants
IN NIL branches Of trade complain OF dullncss and
the light receipts Of currency, TO That dcno., ac
| counts are running low. 1taies Of interest remain
steady at SG3 per cent for the best names, There
is mol much demand tor money On call; 1t can be-
| obtaiued at GG17 per cent
The Exchange market il ruling dzmcr; bankers
generally allow depositora 1oc premium and bay
Of outside parties at par. Is high as sc premium
was paid among bankers to preserve balanccs
the selling rate Is Arm al 1-i0 premium.
| There 10 Eo change In monetary matter
in Boston. Cal! loans rule At sac per cent, an
primo commercial paper IL In request a, TIC sam
latce. O,hcr Eladcs are passed at propor,Ionat<
| ~ higher !ates.
- There ta liberal eupply Of money In Phil
, 1866-10-23

5foSpAr EyESISa, October q. 1865.
BEEF CATT1E--Sofhinc transpired at the yards to-
day to rary Tic usual ancFs Of Mondays market.
The receipts. With tie number 1cf from Sntur-
days ka1ls sufficient ,s sctIsc i.adc, hut
there were few buyers in attendance, and tho few who
dlA enter m appearance cyincc little disposition to
Invest. Infcstov quality Of stock may have cxcrd
Restraining infucucc as there was really desirable
stock safc, common ard Inferior tows, thin TsuG1
Steers and Texas CaticmaklIc up the Cseat buk the
otIcrlnsa. About 100 head Changed banis INT owing
to the atIon Of the "eommsslon men," In resolving
henectnrlh 10 give prices, ura unable to
port actual sales. rrsalatson was adopted t,dsy hy
The "Ioard Of Live Stock Brokers'" 10 withhold
hctnai sales AMI rsicea- This action II. VIC
Ihtak, hasty and ilned. and can but result dIsas-
trousy. We 10 not prop sc to enter into discussion
tflhis muller untif after having given It thorough
Investigation; Until VIC hare gotten at the mo:Ir,
that prompt the movement aad then nc sall slit 1t
TO the tsse.
II the alstnec ofactca1 transactions upos which to
basc rlangr. va quote the market nominal at the
closing rates OF last wcck.
N0t;S-Thtse was hriek tEade for tho opening dag,
about so head fading quick sac at prices we'll IN
SATURDAYS rates. With the exception ct ,,Soj heal
which we're taken BY c,y packers, the offerings wcat
Into The hands Of stnHrFs, chiefly for the New Tori;
market. aalcs we're tnn6e Vt u range Of Ss37S@ss7E
, 1866-10-23

Professor Eos gave the frst Of his practical leo
tu,cs aid illustrations TN the a1t Of Coosc.J-
that W, vleh has 20 much 10 do with the health,
ba3iln"e- and good nature OF no-tAls, especially,
rtihar. Vi lie crosscr fex-at Masie Hall yester-
cred will suudry articles ol crocsesy and glass.
ware. 2 low cooking range Of aheei IRON, abo9t
vide, and M oven of similar nature,
higher aud shorter. buth healed BY gas pipes COM
H.: in i:o:!1 beneath; also suudry Culii1ly nten-
Ell: sea'c: rt ed ABOUT o1 chairs and benches;
About Afiy matfcns and 1naidens assetnblcd a.
SOON after The appolutcd hour conld fea sonAbly
he c1!"rt"d us> >Any masculine a. all familiar with
ie1utr Invariably sttc1l1ant the COIN pItc1i"t
aaoErncti IN which they delight to indulge. to
tue 10 slight delay. often. Of their imp3ti :nt
cscoFtr. wilo;c is1Itahlliy, however, Il generally
modified hy the radsaut appearance Of the fais
ple;ed.
Why. bowcccs, the seekers after culinary knowl
edge should deem It desirable 10 he tQ e!o -auttS
ati:red OF Il. practical occasion is not Under
eitod, I'LL 1csk it were out oi compliment 10 til
.1Jniabic instructor and the few susceptible lcp-e
s,rntatifcs Of Tic press who wcrc prcsett. Ba
*ley svcie there. eGuippc1 with pencil and no:4
x~rsn auticcec composed enttrery Of report
,-t. The mntherly nations came 10 aid to Hail
rica stores Of experience facts which they cou1i
tea.h to their c!iidrcn, and thus tho better nFc
psr: thrm 10 adoru lie sphere Of usefulness whIct
he. themselves should ere long yaca,e. Fh,
ilnlcuts which should cali forth the praise o
.s}o1ur, and enatIle s..iu to. tolien H.: 1.riu
DDS OF tie bHstnes.-wo5p husbands bY naScnI
LAT most fnyulntrthse Of mascnlue parts. III
uaciI. lie ulaidens came. with IN eve to th
grMhea they might be called upon to psesid
, 1866-10-23

Accomplished by connrustiou OF Interest 70 tie
.uuu. u ,l;l;e stated IN the etectIitu'ailon.
IL, ano nf Ss5 g bripg ass1ne thcre Is cal
1'.,tny. ui interest to The ,a.e ElGted.
IL ,;lc .tts'F L interesting, ehOtt, ard as FOL
, 1866-10-23

Of the United Staten, In vessel belongiu. VII Ill;
or in mart to suhfcct OF any foreign power; bnt
tHia esante sha1I not be construed 10 prohibit the
sailing Of any furcigu vessel from one to another
port Of ,Ac United States. provided no Eoo:s,
warce or merchandise, other Than those Imported
IN such vesscl from conc foreign port, and which
shall not have been unladcn, stall be carred ftun
one ro1t or place TO another in tho United Sasss.'
Bdght5's Digost, vol. l., P. c53, In fool note,
gives the opinion Of the Attorney General OF the
Uni.ed ssatcs. Eol. w., p. 1ss-9.
"Forcign vessels, owed wholly By citizens Of
the United States, may be lawfully engaged in
ihe coaating trade; but tha eargoes mu:t consist
Of domestic goods, other than distilled spirits.
The only liability incurred IL that OF paying the
We presume th1t Collector Scatcs gise. clear
ances 10 Canadian bottoms owned by American
c,t1zcns, on the strength Of the above Quotoil
opinion.
, 1866-10-23
Canadian Vessels and the United States
CDnkttu1 Trade.

For several days past there has been consider
able talk gsan circles relative to the obtaining
oi clearance at tlis port By Canadian bottom,
for Bu1alo, On the payment Of fifty cents per ton.
1t is well understood that a rhort time ago the
authorities nj Washington promulgated
IN order That 10 Canadian vessel
rhou1d obt1in clearance at any Western port
lor rorl Colbornc, II laden with e,ain consigned
TO any United States port. although In order to
deliver tie grain in euch port I, would hare 10 be
trantsh1pped over The Welland Hailrnad 10 Port
Dalhoue1c, and thence 10 the American port by
smother vcseel This order Is de facfo The saue Us
that governing the California trade. ofo<cjgu
&C, can clear IRON New York for Aspinwall II she
be loaded with goods or merchandise destined for
California or Oregon.
Section three OF the act OF July soth, 1s01 esys:
,.Upon every ship or vessel. not OF the United
States, which. nflcf the raid drat day OF Ssptem-
her uext, shall be entered IN ono district frm
other district, having on hoard goods. wares and
mcrchuhd.ee taken "a one district to delivered
IN aro4her district, there shal le paid at TIC rate
Of hfiy cents per aon.'
Bdchuy's Digest, vol. lip. c. In foot notc to
this section, says: -
ri ect NE that this eeetion is not now In force,
such importation having been rendered unlawful
| By th. SC. March, fsls."
The following Is the act seic:7ed to:
| 81 .tSo goods, wares Or merchandise, ahalt
| le Imported, uudrr pcna1ty Of forfeiture thereof
fron one pat Of the United Suites to smother par,
, 1866-10-23
TIE CoCRTs.-TAe Jury IN the United States
Court was discharsed yesterday. It, other pro.

TIE CoCRTs.-TAe Jury IN the United .Stales
Court was discharged yesterday. Its other pro.
ccctiuEs were without public interest,"
In the Circuit Conrt Of Cook County a hostds
Eno:her Of the many caaes between Thomas Bail
4l1 e. u. Chadwick wAs submitted 10 the Court.
Is is one Of tlle se11es Of actions brought to Oh
!a ~ aonsa Saaaxs the ysfeas nea 1s
eision 70 be Eiyea y the supreme court mpoa a
aCiy bc decided ills morning, when similar case
between the satuc parties will be taken u2. In
case Of the sa.nr nature fn the Superior Const,
wick, was ruled 10 plead in ten days,
tle, at the snit Of the Fourth National Bank, for
Il he only new suit was The Injunction proceed
nE sued ont ly John Eiel to RESTRAIN the :alth
nilics! tfona taking possession 81, q! butldin: On
second streets. uEder process fssupd from .hc H.
corder'e Cenrt. The process WAs based upon a,e
Information asatmEt, the establishment as Hut-
farcc, the s1aE.hte1fn3 Ut meat being there con-
dnc'cd, rs Is alleged, iu violation Of city oEds-
nnncee.
s, rs ,saps5or s cGaF, , es a5y Ems''a
by reason Of defcct In Lake s;reet bridge, ssh.
Harrison Akelcy, charged with nauslaugh1cs.
in essss FSs S e o1 "on SS ,t n
was also continued until Wednesday next.
An action on the casc Edward ". Banker vs.
}HN tu1C1Eth% 13ufllArtRu II Ru1nE$ HaLltOIu N0H
Eany, Is Eow uE hearing. The action il 10 recover
i9! tn|ustts alleged to have bcci received near
uiusdalc.
| The new suiss in this court arc those Of tn
| Ulster Banking Company O! Ireland against
samnel l.. Dobson 10 recover '.9 -. ID. alleged
| 20 I've due OH j st1n,ncrt Of account. C0oS, Co.
| burn, Il Co. SUE lirom Rosbfook, - ono OF the
gift tnteIlnise firm Of Bryan. 1oshtooS s Co.. to
receiver Ii! assnmpsit Ss.,'Ao John Y. FarweIt i;
| Co. sued on; topies a.ainst Joseph and J.
Holman on an alleged damage OF Sl.9tt.
Ass:s1 ric-ce, confessed Judgment In favur
| OF William II. Lcc & Co., for %li51- I,
In favor Of Augustus C. Baldwin t Co., To-:
| Slsa>as.I'; III 1avor Of Charles Il. Day
i Co., for $1:. S9., and William C. DrownI,,;,
| and others brought suit against the sau,s party
| 10 recover damages laid ct 5.na0.
I William Na,tttt =; Bro. also confessed jnac
mtht III 4asor Of Ferdinand unE,4cs j. Co. 10,
| <G:;.G.a1.
The ee,nle of George lillian was declared set
tied by tte Coursy Jud,c. III also aEcepted
ne admi.1st1attix Of The estate o? 1o'Is
Hcllig Matthias. Maria, the willow, u,,
der q noud of s6,NV. The cxccntor Of th'
estate Of Alien Robbins WAS discharged Of &C
! counting during one year, and jehill F. Nosto1
was ordered to show f.ansc why he should no
be dealt with for cortcmrt in the matter Of Grace
| Josephine Clask'6 estate. within five days.
No busiuess was transacted Ia tic Recorder
| Court
, 1866-10-23


*'Dcputy md Acting Comp:roilez."
ssThc 7it.sbu-g, Fort Wayne aud Chicago HAIL
way comauy earned in September, u,:lmo, as
fulfaMH: